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The second processor, Intel’s i3 10100Y, is better suited for consumers looking for a smaller Windows 2 in 1, offering a bit more practicality in use. This is well suited for those looking to run limited but specific software on Surface Go 3. The first of two processor options (and the one my review Go 3 from Microsoft is equipped with) is Intel’s Pentium Gold 6500Y. The bezels were smaller than the Surface 3 and didn't stick out at all.Specs wise the Surface Go 3 is not aiming for flagship level numbers, it's looking to offer cost-effective options at the lower end of the market. and a computer for someone with small hands. The Go felt good, felt nice, decent size. If MSFT had set up the keyboard like the Surface 3 (no space between the keys) things could be easier, I'd imagine. Just an overhead view.Ĭonclusion: I'm am going to pass on the Go. A little smaller but I think things could be adjusted to your liking. Word shows up pretty similarly however my Surface 3 had the stuff, can't think of the name, icons showing on top while the Go had them hidden. Pic 3: Tried to get as low as possible to simply show the size with Word on display. I could see this being an awkward problem to have when typing or just being comfortable. I do not have large hands, sorry ladies, and my thumbs were touching each other as I held them on the home row keys.

Pic 2: the bad news is that the keyboard is small. So, if I were to buy one, I'd probably get a case for it.

I don't think a case would benefit the Go although the keyboard would be loose as there is no strap or magnet keeping it shut.

It folds up nice and I normally have a UAG case on my 3. Pic 1: the Go is smaller but does not feel out of place. I will elaborate on each picture as well. Here are some pictures and my brief experience with the Go. Couldn't really go into the meat of the Go but I was not concerned with that today. So, I went to Worst Buy today to take some pictures and "test" out the keyboard as well as the size.