Microsoft is cutting the prices of some of it's own products in order to compete with Prime Day. Among them is a new two-day sale on the Surface Laptop Go, Microsoft's cheapest hardware.
The most expensive version, with a 10th Gen Intel Core i5, 8GB of RAM and a 256GB in SSD has dropped from $899.99, which was a bit expensive for it's parts, down to $749.99, cutting off $150. That is, as long as you get it in the platinum color. Ice Blue and sandstone are both only $100 off.
Across all colors, Microsoft is taking $100 off on the mid-tier configuration, too, which is the same except for a smaller, 128GB SSD. Both sale models also include a fingerprint reader on the power button.
In our testing, we liked the attractive design, comfortable keyboard and a lack of bloatware. For the price, we wanted a higher resolution display, though this sale price makes things feel more reasonable.
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