The reason I’d prefer a convertible laptop over a Surface Go with the detachable keyboard is that the keyboard on this Surface Laptop Go 2 is a joy to behold. That convertible 2-in-1 experience is something Microsoft may work on in the future. The display is also a touch display is extremely responsive and is a welcome addition – I just wish that the display would flip around 360 degrees and give a tablet experience as well. The test isn’t as sharp as it could be, but I found myself having to enlarge the text in Google Docs at times to be able to see everything properly. The low resolution of the display has been incorporated into Windows 11 so well that the icons, text etc are actually quite small on the display. The display will go up to 330 nits but seems brighter and it does offer 100% of sRGB hence the enjoyable colours. The display, on paper, doesn’t sound impressive with its 1536 x 1024 resolution but its 3:2 aspect ratio combined with a bright and colourful display offers a decent experience. It is incredibly portable while still having a decent-sized display and keyboard that makes using it comfortable. Its size and weight (or lack thereof) hits a sweet spot for me. It is incredibly slim at 15.7mm at its thickest and XY dimensions of 278.2mm x 206.2mm, weighing in at just 1.127kg. One of the reasons the Surface Laptop Go 2 excels is its size and weight. Occasionally it did require a small adjustment of finger position on it to have it register it but that isn’t out of the ordinary for most physical fingerprint sensors in laptops. Instead, it has a fingerprint sensor built into the power button which worked nearly every time. The webcam also lacks any form of IR recognition for Windows Hello compatibility – something my Surface Go 2 has so that is a disappointment – I love using Windows Hello.
0 kommentar(er)
