One interesting wrinkle is that the Core i5/4GB/64GB option does not include the fingerprint reader in the power button. The $699 Core i5/8GB RAM/128GB SSD is acceptable, especially when paired with Microsoft’s OneDrive cloud storage.Īcross all configurations, Microsoft says you can expect the familiar Surface keyboard, Windows Hello accessibility and strong battery life, albeit with a few compromises here and there. While that $549 starting price is appealing, the basic Core i5/4GB RAM/64GB configuration should probably be passed over in favor of more powerful options. Surface Laptop Go buyers can opt for a Surface Laptop Go for Business, which upgrades the OS to Windows 10 Pro. The Surface for Business models offer Microsoft Advanced Exchange in supported markets–a $100 warranty service that includes expedited device replacement. Core i5/8GB RAM/256GB SSD: $899 Consumer/Education, $999 Business.Core i5/8GB RAM/128GB SSD: $699 Consumer/Education, $799 Business.Core i5/4GB RAM/64GB SSD: $549 Consumer/Education.Microsoft’s education channel offers an additional model not shown here. All of these will go on sale October 13. Microsoft is offering overlapping configurations of the Surface Laptop Go for consumers, education, and business.
Microsoft’s Surface Laptop Go, in Ice Blue Surface Laptop Go: Available configurations While you’re probably familiar with the Sandstone and Platinum finishes, here’s a look at the Ice Blue finish: Microsoft’s offering the Surface Laptop Go in three different color schemes-the familiar Platinum and Sandstone, but also a new Ice Blue option.
Keep reading to learn more about this affordable Surface. We haven’t seen this product in person yet, but we already have a lot of information about it.
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