From the moment I started working on the Surface Laptop Go, I have fallen in love with it. The fact that it’s small and lightweight, and also has a full-size keyboard, and is powerful enough to get the work done makes the Surface Laptop Go winner for writers and journalists.

It is on the pricey side, but it is worth it. My only complaint is that the charger is extremely finnicky and even a little bump can make it fall out. Otherwise, if you're looking for portability this is the perfect laptop for you. It is extremely light and a really good size (Not too small or big). It's been a pleasure using this for my studies, especially since I have to carry it around a lot. Keep in mind that you can find better deals with the same specs, but the extra portability and lightweight features of this laptop made the extra price worth it to me.

A super fast super streamlined little laptop that feels like a top-end piece of tech. Light, responsive and easy to get the hang of, especially with what feels like a full-size keyboard. This was a serious upgrade for us - our previous laptop served us very well for more than 5 years. Could not be happier with this beauty.

This machine is getting a workout by a uni student and doing it with flying colours.

. My nephew is using it for Year 12 and it works a great.

Incredible value; Small and classy design; Excellent performance; Comfortable keyboard;

Low-resolution display ; No keyboard backlight; No fingerprint scanner on base configuration;

The Microsoft Surface Laptop Go provides portability and power

The Microsoft Surface Go is supposed to be an entry-level Surface 2-in-1. After a few weeks with it, I feel some Surface lovers should consider it over the Pro and maybe the Surface Laptop 2.

Good display; Light and Portable; Decent Battery Life; USB-C Charging Port

Bezels are slightly TOO big; Accessories sold separately; Not comfortable to use on lap

We think Microsoft can chalk this up as another successful downsizing: although the Surface Laptop Go’s cutbacks are more frequently felt than on the Surface Go 2, it’s still clearly a laptop that’s been crafted with care.

High build quality Great inputs Extremely portable

Lowered screen resolution Slow write speeds Not actually that cheap

A well-built ultraportable that does the basics very well, but sublime design can't make up for hardware shortcomings when rivals offer more power for less cash

Light and well-built; Vibrant 3:2 aspect touchscreen; Full-size keyboard and expansive touchpad

Internals merely average for the money; No backlit keyboard; Battery life only average