Thanks for this very thorough review. I own a Pro X and the Office usage, the tablet mode for reading and annoting PDF, the splendid screen and battery life are really its big plusses, as you rightly pointed out! The LTE is useful too 😊

I'm pretty happy with my SP9 5G (16Gb/512Gb). Everything works, but sometimes I face some crashes on KZfaq videos. I'm looking forward to SP10 with Snapdragon X Elite. Maybe it wiil be a game changer.

So glad to see you reviewing surface devices again. I really agree with what you said. About the bezels, about Windwos being superior to MacOS, about the fact that it doesn't need to beat Apple Silicon (other than for Apple fanboys). However I think that the new Qualcomm Elite chips based on Nuvia will help it brute force it through enulation of X86, since Windows is not transitioning to ARM contrary to MacOS and there is no big incentive for developers to port their apps to ARM. Also there will be a lot of AI feature with the Surface pro 10 apparently so the NPU in these chips could make them pretty compelling. We'll discover later this year apparently... The only big negative I am expecting is the price, which might be higher than the Intel version, which is really a shame and will not help push ARM into the virtus cycle it needs where more developers make software for ARM

I really enjoyed this, thanks! One thing you may already know -- the latest Chrome Canary build is ARM-native and MUCH faster than emulating the Intel version.

Hello sir, Suddenly my Surface Laptop Go 16/256gb laptop CPU is down. It can be fixed

All you said were bad things. What is good about it?

I am using SQ2 and everything works..I don't know why are u so much crying....I have a HP Spectre i7 16 GB ine also (2023 model). I am so happy with SP SQ2 that already ordered a SQ3... I short...stop crying!!

It is currently £1760 for 16GB/256GB in the UK with no higher storage option. That includes the keyboard. For £140 extra, I can buy the MB Pro M3 Pro (14-inch) with 18GB/512GB. Which will be more efficient and performant, with more storage, better speakers, superior display, more ports, better ARM support, and better resale value. For an ARM device, it remains the sad case that Macs are vastly superior, and anyone wanting WOA should wait for the new Snapdragon X coming in Q3/2024 to see how they compare.

You are clearly not a regular user of an ARM device. I have used the Surface ARM devices dating back to the Surface Pro X, then the SQ2 and now the SQ3 version and have ZERO compatibility issues. Everyone who reviews this device spends too much time focusing on what doesn't work. To be fair, I don't use Chrome (which is now available in ARM64) or Google Drive and I am fully invested in OneDrive and Edge (Edge has become far superior to Chrome feature wise). I have managed to keep all my apps running in Native ARM64 architecture. And yes, you are being held back using the 8gb Ram version.