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Microsoft Surface Go 2: Intel Core m3-8100Y, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD, Win10 Home S Expired
$441
$629.99
+ Free Shipping
Microsoft Store has Microsoft Surface Go 2 + Surface Go Sleeve on sale for $440.99 when you follow the instructions listed below. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member Leeroy for finding this deal.
Instructions:
Thanks to community member Leeroy for finding this deal.
Instructions:
- Proceed to the Microsoft Surface Go 2 product page 'Add to bundle' the $440.99 option
- Scroll down to 'Add your free sleeve (Optional)' and make your selection by 'Add to bundle'
- Click on 'Review and checkout' to proceed with your order
- Sign into your account if needed
- Place your order
- Total should be $440.99 + free shipping
- Intel Core m3-8100Y Dual-Core Processor
- 1920 x 1280 10.5" PixelSense Display
- 8GB RAM
- Intel UHD Graphics 615
- 128GB Solid State Drive
- 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/ax WiFi + Bluetooth 5.0
- Ports:
- 1x USB-C
- 1x Surface Connect Port
- 1x Surface Type Cover Port
- 1x MicroSDXC Card Reader
- 1x 3.5mm Headphone Jack
- Windows 10 Home S Mode
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- About this product:
- Includes 1-year limited hardware warranty
- 12-months in-store support and technical assistance
- About this store:
- Microsoft Store Return Policy may be found here
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Edited June 15, 2021
at 05:24 PM
Microsoft Store has the Surface Go 2 (MHM-00001) for $440.99 with a free sleeve. Shipping is free.
https://www.microsoft.c
Specs:
The lower specced Pentium 4425Y, 4GB RAM, 64GB eMMC model is also available for $279.99, and the Pentium 4425Y, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD model is available for $384.99.
https://www.microsoft.c
Specs:
- 10.5" 1920 x 1280 PixelSense™ Display
- 8th Gen Intel® Core m3 Processor
- Intel® UHD Graphics 615
- 8GB RAM
- 128GB Solid State Drive
- 802.11ax + Bluetooth 5.0
- Windows 10 Home in S mode
- 5.0MP front-facing + 8.0MP rear-facing camera
- Ports:
- 1 x USB-C
- 3.5 mm headphone jack
- 1 x Surface Connect port
- Surface Type Cover Port
- MicroSDXC Card Reader
- 1.2 lbs
The lower specced Pentium 4425Y, 4GB RAM, 64GB eMMC model is also available for $279.99, and the Pentium 4425Y, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD model is available for $384.99.
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This is significantly cheaper than employee pricing for the Go 2, this is a VERY good deal. My Go 1 has been all over the world with me, for international trips it weighs very little and takes up almost no room in my backpack.
Just wondering why the price drop - are they looking at a Go 3 any time soon?
I've ran Photoshop and Premiere on the M3 Surface and seems run well enough to be functional for lightwork. Although I'm very much a fan of the Surface, there are fewer reasons to stay PC these days with all the apps out there, but I still rather not be provide Google with even more personal data than I have to which rules out Android OS for me.
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If you're looking to save some coin, consider buying a type cover off of eBay.
This runs Windows S version though. Doesn't it have a lot of limitations? What would you be able to do on an S version of windows which you can't on an Android tablet?
https://www.amazon.com/NEW-Micros...B086QC
I've ran Photoshop and Premiere on the M3 Surface and seems run well enough to be functional for lightwork. Although I'm very much a fan of the Surface, there are fewer reasons to stay PC these days with all the apps out there, but I still rather not be provide Google with even more personal data than I have to which rules out Android OS for me.
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This is significantly cheaper than employee pricing for the Go 2, this is a VERY good deal. My Go 1 has been all over the world with me, for international trips it weighs very little and takes up almost no room in my backpack.
Just wondering why the price drop - are they looking at a Go 3 any time soon?
This is significantly cheaper than employee pricing for the Go 2, this is a VERY good deal. My Go 1 has been all over the world with me, for international trips it weighs very little and takes up almost no room in my backpack.
Just wondering why the price drop - are they looking at a Go 3 any time soon?
Can the usb-c on this drive triple monitor output with 1x 4k and 2x 1200p monitors?
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Like others have mentioned, get the type cover and pen elsewhere for cheaper. Mine originally came with a 3rd party BT keyboard, but it had to be charged, and had touchpad sensitivity issues (palm would trigger when typing). I eventually got one of the alcantara covers from a 10% off warehouse deal for ~$60. Note that there are 2 versions of type covers, with the V.2 cover supposedly having better magnets to keep the cover in place in the closed position. One quick way to tell is that the F1 key is for keyboard backlight instead of screen dimming. MS keyboard is a much better experience and allows more settings/adjustments (instead of it just being a "generic" mouse/keyboard on a 3rd party type cover).
I also have this pen https://smile.amazon.com/RENAISSER-Sensitivity-Rechargeable-Raphael-520/dp/B081NRTK9K/ref=sr_1_4?dch... [amazon.com] which snaps to the side of the tablet via magnets very well.
I suspect the pentium ones will be underpowered (which some reviews also confirm), but the m3 version has done 99% of what I need it to do well. There are occasional slow-downs, but it's not like they offer a higher spec'd version beyond this. Until they start putting macOS apps on ipad pros, I think this is the best combination of productivity/portability in the market. I personally think the 12"+ devices are a little bit on the heavy side for sustained tablet use, but obviously that doesn't matter if you're just at a desk - in which case a surface pro would be better for power/value reasons.
In my opinion, biggest limitation is price and battery life. This discount certainly helps with the pricing though. I haven't rigorously benchmarked the battery life, but I probably get ~3hrs of "hard gaming" on it running games locally like Hades, or streaming from Stadia/Geforce Now (maybe slightly better battery with a streaming service?).
It does charge with USB-C, so one charger for phone/tablet is ideal. I have noticed that it only charges with PD-compatible(?) chargers. It would not charge with my old chargers with USB-A to -C cables (could also be a Volt/Amp issue).
Just wondering why the price drop - are they looking at a Go 3 any time soon?
Edit: Based on previous launch dates, it doesn't seem like a Go3 would be due until 2022.