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Two-minute review Since the Microsoft Surface Go 3 just launched, plenty of retailers will want to sell their stock of the Surface Go 2. That means that this Black Friday and Cyber Monday is the perfect time to find a great deal on this slightly older model. And, we’ve updated references within our review to reflect newer updates on the Go 2 that have emerged since our tests – like the free Windows 11 upgrade – to give you a better idea of what you might be buying. It’s not just premium devices that Microsoft can produce. With the Surface Go 2, the company has shown that they can make affordable ones too. This successor to the Surface Go stands out from the rest of the Surface’s more expensive and higher-end offerings by giving those who appreciate the design of the Surface Pro 7 but can’t justify the higher price tag a Windows 10 tablet with a more reasonable price of entry. And, the Surface Go 2 definitely appeals to the more budget-minded with its starting price of $39...

Two-minute review The Surface Go 2 is proof that Microsoft could turn its hand at affordable devices just as well as it builds premium ones. Honoring the Surface Go ’s legacy, this Windows 10 tablet is a bit of a departure from Microsoft’s usual high-end (and expensive) offerings, and primarily aimed at people who liked the look of the Surface Pro 7 , but couldn't afford (or justify) its high asking price. At $399/£399/AU$547 for its entry-level model, the Surface Go 2 is certainly an appealing proposition for the budget-minded. But, there are a few caveats here. This model only comes with 4GB RAM, 64GB storage and an Intel Pentium Gold 4425Y dual-core processor, which is pretty underpowered. That 64GB storage will also feel incredibly tight after you've installed a few apps. You can get Surface Go 2 configurations with a bit more powerful innards, but they’ll hardly break any records. Also, the higher specced it is, the more this tablet starts to become more expensive – an...