First time see so many proper replies in /k

Your use case? I really love my Surface Go because it's windows OS. I can do my programming work on it when I am outside.

surface pro4 user here, until i jpgraded to redmibook 15 ryzen.

well during my ownership of about 8 years, i replaced once due to screen bleeding very nad at about 4 years use. other than that, it fulfilled my business portable laptop needs. i dont do programming on it, just run some accounting software, excel, online surfing, and light windows gaming like asphalt and manga.

the battery is getting weaker, keyboard port is not sensitive is my grouses. other than that is ok.

as im doing more photoshop, illustrator, and premier pro now, the 4gb ram just dont cut it and i upgraded to ryzen 7 5800H redmibook with 16gb ram. sky and land difference in performance LOL

Replying using my Surface Pro 7 here. i7, 16gb, 256 ssd.

So far in my experience, everything is usable, efficient, no problem at all. Going out for meeting and doing stuff like zoom meeting, skype call, fb call is smooth, and the workload it can take is powderful enuf to make it a perfect laptop for light use.

Unless you're trying to go overboard with photochop, studio, or whatever demanding software, its a very good and efficient machine that you can easily use on your own, share with others, and so.

BTW, I would suggest not going for surface Go unless you're super tech savvy or light user. I myself have Surface Studio in home (for gaming lolz), surface pro 7 to go out (as I write webnovels), New Surface Studio (foldable, for kitchen use, regret buying... loads of marks on the magnet to bottom of keyboard part.) and Surface Go for watching netflix on bed.

Surface Go is literally the equivalent to Samsung A tablet, only ngam to do something here there. Open over 3 youtube in a shot, GG.com.

But convenient wise, yes, its amazing, and you'll wont regret for even buying it.