Worried about the Surface Go screen being too small? Here is one solution...
I got around to testing my Go with the HP EliteDisplay S140U USB monitor. Plugged it in to the USB-C port of the Go (used a USB-A to C adapter), and saw it flash up the HP Logo straight away. A couple of minutes later, Windows 10 had self-installed the driver and it was available as a second screen from the Project button in the Notification Centre.
So that’s the Go sending power and video over a single USB cable to an external 14” 1920x1080 monitor. The HP is nowhere near as good as the internal Surface display, but it is fine for notes or reference stuff on the side screen.
Posted Oct 12, 2018, 5:28 PM UTC
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Go is complimentary device to your main computer. I got one to carry along on my travels but my workhorse still is SB.
Horses for courses, my friend. Plenty of posts on here from people enquiring about Surface Go as a regular driver on the go - this is a cheap option for occasional needs - hell of a lot cheaper than an SB2.