Displays like this max out the perception of screen space much more effectively than the classic 16:9 widescreen shape, at least when you are running work apps. The Microsoft Surface Laptop Go 2 has a 12.4-inch PixelSense display with a 3:2 aspect ratio. You can use the USB-C to charge if you have a powerful enough plug too, which is neat. Plus it’s a magnetised design that falls out if the cable is snagged. This means none of the standard ports are taken up when charging.
The Microsoft Surface Laptop Go 2 also has a dedicated proprietary charging connector. The USB-C isn’t an ultra-fast Thunderbolt port either, just a regular USB-C with 10Gbps bandwidth - you can plug a monitor into this one, thankfully. These two little holes span generations of peripherals, but there’s no memory card slot or dedicated video out. You only get two ports, plus a headphone jack. However, its connectivity is pretty limited. That’s one clear reason to pick the Go over virtually anything else.
It’s significantly thinner and lighter than some of our favourite mid-range Windows laptops. It weighs just 1.13kg, and is slim at 15.7mm thick. The Microsoft Surface Laptop Go 2’s portability is excellent.
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