Microsoft has unveiled its latest wave of Surface hardware for 2020, expanding its premium lineup of PCs and accessories with much-welcomed revisions and new product entries. That includes the Surface Go 2 reworked with a larger 10.5-inch display and thinner bezels, including more powerful hardware under the hood. The Surface Book also receives its third installment, retaining the same form factor while embracing the latest from Intel and NVIDIA.
The lineup of Surface accessories also receives love, especially for audiophiles within Microsoft's ecosystem. The Surface Headphones 2 further improve upon the original, now featuring a matte black option, with new connectivity enhancing the active noise canceling cans. We also see the firm Surface Earbuds finally set for release, providing a new category within its peripherals for everyday use, and cheaper at $199. Other Surface essentials also receive love, like the Surface Dock 2 and the Microsoft USB-C Travel Hub.
But with all these Microsoft Surface products set to release, which have caught your eye? Below is a poll to vote on your top picks, with the option to select multiple products, if your wallet is ready to hurt.
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The full lineup of Surface refreshes has hit the Microsoft Store, shipping over the days ahead in various markets across the globe.
Small and portable
The new Surface Go 2 packs a larger 10.5-inch higher resolution display, thinner bezels, more power and storage for all your on-the-go computing tasks. Compatible with previous and new accessories.
Power on the go
The refreshed Surface Book 3 for 2020 gets new Intel 10th Gen processors, more powerful GTX graphics, and much better Wi-Fi, SSD, and RAM options making this one powerful 2-in-1 convertible PC.
Back in black
Microsoft's Surface Headphones are back, and they're available in black. The Surface Headphones 2 also bring Bluetooth 5, up to 20 hours of battery life, aptX support, and more.
Microsoft's super smart earbuds
Now at a lower price, the Surface Earbuds will undoubtedly turn some heads when you're out wearing them, but you'll be able to make use of gesture support on your PC, iPhone, or Android smartphone.
