When Microsoft announced the Go 3 there was a bit of a “huh?” moment – because the third-generation tablet-meets-laptop is, more or less, a carbon copy of its Go 2 predecessor. Except it’s a touch cheaper, offers an Intel Core i3 option (not cheaper though!), and houses Windows 11 out of the box.
Which, given that the Go 3 was announced alongside some seriously impressive kit – the Surface Laptop Studio being the particular standout product – somehow makes it seem all the less impressive. Indeed, did it even really need to be released?
We’ve been using the Go 3 for a week and, while it’s still a perfectly portable Windows machine, it feels like it’s behind the times in too many areas to really win the hearts of many. Go figure.
