And despite it only being on the market for about five months, it’s clearly gained a lot of traction in the Surface market, with usage share outstripping that of every other non-Pro model ever launched. Looking at numbers from AdDuplex from December 2018, it makes it clear why the Surface Go was launched. Even though the Surface 3 launched way back in 2015, it still has a usage share higher than any Surface launched outside of the Pro models, and now the Surface Go. But thanks to the smaller price tag, it was always a popular model, and it is great to see them reintroduce the reduced size Surface again. In the three year gap between these models, Microsoft had seemed to abandon the idea of the smaller convertible tablet in their lineup. When the device was initially announced, a model with LTE connectivity was also in the works, and the Surface Go LTE arrived in November 2018.įeaturing a 10-inch display, the Surface Go is quite a bit smaller than the Pro, and the obvious comparison to make would be against the Surface 3, which launched way back in 2015. The Surface Go was launched in July of 2018 as a lower-cost version of the Surface Pro, offering buyers a less expensive way to become a Surface customer, and by the nature of its smaller size compared to the Surface Pro, an even more portable convertible Surface tablet. Microsoft’s Surface Pro lineup has been a design win for the company for several years now.
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