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It works with the Surface Pen, it has its own Type Cover, and it's your best bet for an affordable Surface device. The Surface Go should prove to be quite popular, offering up a portable design that holds onto a lot of the features that makes the Surface Pro such a hit. There are likewise quite a few USB-C adapters that can come in handy, and which are far more portable than the Surface Dock.īest USB Type-C adapters in 2018 Bottom line The Surface Dock (about $200) (opens in new tab) hooks up with Surface Connect and offers for ports Ethernet, two Mini DisplayPort, four USB-A 3.0, and an additional 3.5mm audio jack. While you might want to stick with a larger device with more built-in ports, what you do get - USB-C 3.1, microSD card reader, 3.5mm audio, and Surface Connect - sets you up for some interesting possibilities for expansion. On a device this small, it's understandable that there aren't a lot of ports. Microsoft Surface Dock (Image credit: Windows Central)
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