Microsoft Surface Go 2 Touch-Screen 8GB RAM 128GB Storage MHM-00001 (Renewed)

I am incredibly happy with this Microsoft Surface Go 2, but my biggest piece of advice is to make sure you get this specific version with the Intel Core m3 chip. The base models with the Pentium processors can feel pretty sluggish under a normal workload, but the M3 version handles everything like a champ. Paired with the 8GB of RAM, it's snappy, boots up instantly, and handles multi-tasking, streaming, and daily productivity without any lag or stuttering. The screen is gorgeous, the build quality is top-tier, and it's the perfect portable size for tossing into a bag. If you want a smooth, reliable experience on this device, skip the base models—the M3 version is absolutely the way to go.

If you want Windows on a beater tablet in the year 2025 this is the way to go. You absolutely want 8 GB of ram and the Core M3 chip to get a half way fluid desktop experience. The 4gb and Pentium gold version functions but it chokes so much even webbrowsing while downloading updates is janky and that makes it hard to use as a "normal computer". 128 GB is really also what you need as the 64gb version will have so much space taken up by windows, windows install files and hybernation files you will have to constantly juggle things to store more than a dozen GB unless you use a Microsoft card. Disable the fancy visual effects and it's just a very solid experience. Battery life is solid and the built in kickstand works great. Is it/should it be stuck with Windows 10? Yes, basically, but that's fine for the near future. If you have fixed needs this is just wonderfully "good enough"

Unit does not come with any of the accessories pictured. No mouse, no stylus, no keyboard. On top of that, we ordered it for it's compatibility with Microsoft Apps. So far the only app we could get is Teams, which appeared to work, but Planner does not. The App Store won't allow us to download Excel either. Currently upset at the missing items and hopeful that some updates take car of the buggyness and lag. If not, it's going back.

The original was unheard of - giving you amazing screen resolution on such an inexpensive device. However the low RAM and weak CPU meant it couldn't even keep up with the on-screen keyboard when you were typing. I don't want to mention the other things that went wrong with simple OS operations that should take 30 seconds ending up leaving me stuck for 20 minutes or more. I am running Windows 11 on this sucker doing the exact same workload, and it immediately fixed EVERY SINGLE COMPLAINT I had with the Go 1. The RAM and i3 CPU were what was badly needed! Now it's perfect. This is my robbery computer I carry to coffee shops in Colombia. If a thief ever takes it, he'll regret risking prison for something worth $100 resale max instead of robbing a young lady with a iPhone model worth far, far more.

There’s a lot of thin scratches all over the corners of the screen that are visible from arm length, especially since it’s on the black board.. it’s okay so far we’lol see how it goes in the next few weeks of owning this.

Love it! Works like others I’ve used in the past. Battery life is great and you can’t beat the cost for what you get. Setup was just as easy as any windows PC.

Perfect choice for a Windows computer for when you have to work remotely. A bigger screen would be better, but the light weight was more important to me. The unit I got was refurbished and worked just like new.

Tablet itself is great but the screen came with some weird damage. It doesn't effect function but is like weird stress fracture or heat damage. Storage is as expected and battery life is okay. It runs windows and does tablet things which is what I wanted, just wish the condition was better for being a renewed item.