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Similar to this question, I'd like to know what sort of devices could be powered off of the USB-C port on the Surface Go 3. I.e. how much power can the tablet output to another device?
My company currently uses Surface Pros, but we'd be interested if the Go 3 would be sufficient for our purposes.
Slightly off-topic but is there a specification for the whole surface line what their USB-ports can handle in terms of output? It would be nice to get the whole picture of what we could use.
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I have the same question. I want to find out the specs. None of the replies answer the question... what wattage output can the MS Surface Go 3 handle? How can I tell if a USB C hub to connect a USB thumbdrive or /and an external monitor will work? I have tried two and get the message that the USB C Hub requires more power than the MS Surface Go can output... but how do I find out what the MS Surface Go wattage output is?
Thank you for your guidance!
