The Surface Laptop Go 2 starts at $1,199, but to hit that mark, Microsoft had to make some questionable cuts. Keyboard isn’t backlit, The base model doesn’t get a fingerprint sensor.and only has 4GB of RAM, No IR camera, Low-ish res display, Runs warm Surface Laptop Go 2 price and configurations Solid build and attractive design, Portable, Decent performance, Webcam is usable, Good keyboard and touchpad CONS Starting at $1,199 $1,299 as reviewed PROS Note that the Laptop Go model with 4GB of RAM and 128GB SSD does not include a fingerprint reader.Microsoft's cheapest clamshell laptop PRICE The front-facing camera has a 720p resolution, there's a fingerprint reader for Windows Hello, and you still get quality speakers with Dolby Atmos. The 12.4-inch touch display still has a 1536x1024 resolution, 3:2 aspect ratio, and no inking capabilities. According to Microsoft, you still get 30% more key travel than a MacBook Air. Thankfully, Microsoft didn't mess with the comfortable keyboard and sizable Precision touchpad.

Ports are exactly the same, with USB-C, USB-A, 3.5mm audio, and a Surface Connect port. It joins the existing Platinum, Sandstone, and Ice Blue colors that the Laptop Go comes with. In his Surface Laptop Go review, Executive Editor Daniel Rubino said 'it looks good and feels even better, especially for this price point.' It has an aluminum lid and a mix of aluminum and polycarbonate composite resin for the base, weighing in altogether at just 2.48 pounds (1.13kg) and measuring just 0.62 inches (15.7mm) thin.

The Laptop Go 2 continues exactly where its predecessor left off. The Surface Laptop Go, as we've come to expect from Surface devices, has a nearly flawless design. Omnisonic speakers, Dolby Audio, dual far-field micsįront-facing 720p, f2.0, ambient light sensorĬomparing the Surface Laptop Go 2 with the Laptop Go USB-C, USB-A, 3.5mm audio, Surface Connect Windows 10 in S mode (Windows 11 capable)

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