There are plenty of improvements internally with the Surface Go 2 The touchscreen also remains compatible with the Surface Pen for doodling and drawing. Microsoft is still calling this a PixelSense display, with a 3:2 aspect ratio and a 1800 x 1200 resolution. It also retains the USB-C port on the side for charging and data. Like the Go, the Go 2 has a kickstand that can pop out if you’re working at a desk.
This Surface Go 2 will remain on the smaller end of the larger tablet market, with the iPad Pro starting at 11-inch and offering a 12.9-inch model too. Still, a 0.5-inch increase does feel minor, and it’ll be interesting to get the Surface Go 2 in our hands to see whether it makes a notable difference. It looks like Microsoft has reduced the bezel around the display to achieve this and considering the rim around the screen was fairly hefty before this is a very welcome design shift. There is one notable upgrade though – the screen is now slightly larger, going from a 10-inch panel to a 10.5-inch one. Visually, the Surface Go 2 is very close to the original – and considering that remains a good looking device we’re by no means annoyed about this. Hands on: Surface Go 2 review The Surface Go 2 looks like the Surface Go – just with a bigger screen It was an affordable tablet that looked great and was super compact in its design.īut how has Microsoft changed it this time around? The new Surface Go 2 will be available for $399/£399 from May 12 and here’s how it compares to its predecessor. It might not have been perfect, but the Surface Go was a welcome addition to the Surface line. Microsoft has just launched the new Surface Go 2, an update to its most affordable Windows 10 tablet.
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