I'm thinking of creating a Microsoft Surface for the school (Q1 / Q2).
Which model is the best of the price for money? I would like to take the laptop with me on trips or to school, of course.
he should just be good for everyday use.
The Surfacemodelle should be pretty cheap tomorrow for the PrimeDay.
For ease of use probably a Surface Go with Cover is enough.
If it should be something more, then you can take the Surface Pro i5.
I think Samsung Galaxy Book is better because it also gives you a battery Lose S pen pen (which allows you to draw directly on the screen) and keyboard cover is also included and can also be used as a tablet cave.
There are two variants of the Galaxy Books:
10.6 inch variants with Intel Core M3, 4GB RAM, 64GB internal memory (can be extended with micro SD card) and 1x USB Type C + jack headphones (for over 555 Euro)
12 inch variants with Intel i5 (attention with fan), 8GB Ram, 256GB internal memory (And as far as I know you can also expand with micro SD card). The 12 inch has 2x USB Type C connection (which you can also connect USB devices in the middle of charging) and headphone connection. (For 1.179,00 Euro)
Please also keep in mind that all Galaxy Book version has only USB Type C port. This means you need to buy a USB adapter if you want to connect some USB devices (like USB mouse, USB stick, etc…)
For Surface devices, unfortunately, you have a problem that the keyboard cover is not included and also the pen will not be delivered today for days and must be purchased separately. The worse is, the pen (So Microsoft Surface Pen) unfortunately needs Baterrie so he can work. At Samsung pen (S pen) is completely Baterrie going (just like the Wacom pen).
I can also recommend Matebook.
So I find Galaxy Book with 10.6 inch variants better than Surface Go.
Personally, I use the Surface Pro 6 with i5 (128GB), which has cost 800 times with Type Cover on Amazon. This fulfills the everyday tasks very well and you can transport it well. I would rather not buy the Surface Go, because there are too many compromises. Less power reserves, worse battery etc. I also use my Surface Pro 6 for the school and can use it very well. For the school, I recommend that you use OneNote to take notes and, if necessary, buy a Surface Pen to handwrite the notes. I use e.g. For math, the pen, because it is much more convenient than typing it. For e.g. History, where I write longer text interpretations, I prefer to use the keyboard. Tomorrow are PrimeDays, you'll get it for a similar price.
