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The Microsoft Surface Go is back to its best price after Walmart’s $60 discount

By Drake Hawkins October 10, 2019

Microsoft Surface Go Review — Rich Shibley/Digital Trends

After the recently held October 2019 Surface event, our favorite retail stores have dropped several deals on Microsoft Surface hardware. You can even get the Microsoft Surface Go on Walmart for $60 less. This

deal on the Surface Go

brings it back down to its best price yet. Jump on this chance to save on one of the best 2-in-1s today.

Usually $399, the Microsoft Surface Go with 4GB RAM and 64GB storage capacity is down to $339 on Walmart. This makes it more affordable than the one featured on our compilation of the best Microsoft Surface deals. Hurry and place your order now before this 2-in-1 tablet deal is gone.

The Microsoft Surface Go is a great pick if you are looking to get a portable PC without breaking the bank. For under $400, you get a Windows device with a wonderful display and enough battery life to last most of a workday. Use it for everyday web browsing, document processing using Microsoft Word, and some light image editing with Photoshop Express.

What makes the Microsoft Surface Go one of the best 2-in-1s is the Type Cover. This keyboard attachment turns the Windows tablet into a portable workstation. It offers an all-around enjoyable typing experience and comes with a smooth and precise touchpad. However, this accessory is sold separately. But you can still type on the pop-up keyboard using the touchscreen when in tablet or studio mode.

Stay productive and entertained wherever you are with the 10-inch Microsoft Surface Go. This highly portable device is the lightest Surface yet. You will not mind carrying this Windows tablet around on your backpack or tote bag. Easily whip it out to take quick notes or churn out a document on Word.

At its normal $399 price, the Microsoft Surface Go with 4GB RAM and 64GB storage is already affordable. Walmart makes it even more appealing by dropping it to its lowest of $339. This

Surface device deal

will attract other buyers. Make sure to order yours today while stock is available.

Looking for more savings on Windows laptops, Chromebooks, or Apple MacBooks? Visit our curated deals page where we compile the latest and most exciting discounts on premium tech items.

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While the latest generation of consoles had a bit of a slow start, things have heated up in the last few years, and for those who have been waiting to pick up a console, now is a pretty good time when it comes to games, accessories and the like. There are a lot of great Xbox Series S and X deals, PlayStation 5 deals, and Nintendo Switch deals for you to check out, and we've collected the best we could find below. That said, it's important to note that we're currently going through a bit of a deals drought, even when it comes to refurbished consoles, so there aren't a ton of options out there, although be sure to check back as we do regularly keep track of deals and will update this article as better deals appear.
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The latest Kindle Paperwhite is at its lowest price of the year

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Bibliophiles, here's a great chance to add an e-book reader to your arsenal: Amazon has slashed the price of the 16GB model of the 11th-generation Amazon Kindle Paperwhite with a 23% discount. From its original price of $150, it's down to its lowest price this year of $115, but this offer will only be available for a limited time. If you want to pocket the savings of $35, you're going to have to hurry with your purchase as every minute that you delay increases your chance of missing out on this bargain.

Why you should buy the Amazon Kindle Paperwhite
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While the fight of Microsoft vs Google when it comes to office apps might be never-ending, if you're the sort of person who prefers dealing with Microsoft, you'll be happy to know that there are quite a few good deals you can take advantage of. As you may know, most of Microsoft's apps have gone under one rather expensive subscription service, Microsoft 365, but you can still get older parts of the suite for relatively good prices. In fact, you can even get a free trial of Microsoft Word to test it out, although you'd still need to pay to get the full suite of tools.
Best Microsoft Office deals
Microsoft Office is a pay once, receive once service. You don't have to pay recurring monthly fees to use it, but the software also never updates. For what it's worth, the Microsoft Office packages are labelled "2021", so they're all fairly recent but also ripe for a good deal. With the exception of AI integrations, not much has really changed in the past couple of years when it comes to your basic document creation and these programs should continue to be effective for years to come. Depending on what package you get, you'll get access to different apps, based on the needs of the target audience. For example, Microsoft Office Home & Student 2021 keeps it lean and cool and with Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft PowerPoint being the only apps included.

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