Surface Go 3 LTE, the variant with support for 4G mobile broadband networks of the Microsoft tablet, is now available in the Microsoft Store and in the retail channel.
Surface Go 3 is the cheapest device of the company’s entire line of hardware. A quality and highly mobile tablet that also works as a basic ‘2 in 1’ on computer desks when combined with the included adjustable stand for ease of use and the optional accessories offered by Microsoft, the keyboard with cover and a stylus optical.
Announced last fall, it brought improvements to the already good Surface Go 2, as we had the chance to see in this review. At the beginning of the year, Microsoft reinforced the series with a new version that brought aesthetic changes by launching a matte black finish that looked great compared to the gray, widely seen, since it is typical of the entire Surface line and its magnesium chassis.
Another of the improvements affected its network support and is the one that is available now. Thus, the Surface Go 3 LTE offers a reliable Internet connection anywhere and everywhere beyond Wi-Fi networks. Otherwise, it offers features Known generals:
| Screen | 10.5-inch Pixel Sense |
| Resolution | 1920 x 1280 pixels – 3:2 aspect ratio |
| CPUs | Intel Pentium Gold 6500Y – Intel Core i3-10100Y |
| GPU | Intel UHD Graphics 615 |
| Memory | 4 – 8 GB |
| Storage | 64GB eMMMC – 128GB SSD |
| connectivity | Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.0, USB-C, Audio jack, MicroSD |
| sensors | Ambient light, gyroscope, accelerometer |
| Battery | Autonomy for 13 hours of typical use |
| Dimensions | 245 x 175 x 8.3mm – 640g |
| OS | Windows 11 – S mode |
Surface Go 3 LTE, versions and prices
The 4G version is available in the Spanish Microsoft Store in two hardware configurations:
- Intel Pentium CPU + 4GB RAM + 64GB eMMC Storage per €539.
- Intel Core i3 CPU + 8GB RAM + 128GB SSD per 740 euros.
The official store offers other configurations without LTE and only with Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi 6), although if you don’t need broadband, retailers like Amazon offer the base version at a cheaper price than the Microsoft Store: 422 euros.
Not bad for what it is -without a doubt- the best Windows tablet you can find. And that is saying a lot because unfortunately there are very few Windows tablets in a segment where Apple continues to dominate the high-end with iPad, while Android models stand out in the mid-range and entry-level.
