The Surface Connector is something I've only ever used for charging, but you can also use it with the Surface Dock which gives you many more ports, if that's the sort of thing you need.

It's worth noting this is not a Thunderbolt port as well, but that's expected on such a low cost device. I love this ability and I wish it was something I could do with my iPad Pro. I typically use it for that last reason, docking the device in my 27' HP display and treating it like a desktop computer when that makes sense. The USB-C port works for connecting accessories, powering the device, or acting as a display out port. They're all well cut into the device and don't make themselves notifiable in general use. This is a decent number of ports for a tablet, but I never found they got in the way at all.

That's a bit more than the iPad Pro, and it might even be more than your Mac. It just feels premium in the same way that Apple products always have that special 'something' that makes them feel a cut above the rest. The Surface Go has a magnesium case that feels really good to the touch. Hell, even if this was a $900 tablet, I'd say the exact same thing: this tablet is awesome to handle. Now, the iPad is less expensive and just as premium, if not more in some ways, but for PC, this is as good as it gets. Everything about this device feel premium, and is way nicer than any other sub-$500 computer I've used in my life in the PC space.

Make sure to check the whole thing out with the links below!Įasily the most impressive thing about the Surface Go is its hardware.

Microsoft go 3 review