The Surface Laptop Go 3 brings higher-end specs to a small factor that most consumers will find suitable for everyday needs. The Intel i5-1235U processor paired with Intel Iris Xe Graphics and the optional 8GB or 16GB of RAM is going to make the Surface Laptop Go 3 breeze through a host of different use cases, whether it’s working, light photo or video editing, and you can even do some gaming with the Surface. The most compelling part of this Surface is the starting price, which may draw consumers in for a higher-end device coming directly from Microsoft.
Thankfully, what remains the same for the Surface Laptop Go 3 is that you can charge it via its Surface Connect or USB-C port. The Surface does come with a 39W charger in the box, but in case you’ve lost your original charger, want a replacement, or want a better charger that can charge other devices while you charge your Surface, then I’ve chosen some of the best chargers for the Surface Laptop Go 3 in this guide.
VOLTME 65W 3 Port Charger
When charging the Surface Laptop Go 3 from its USB-C port, you want to ensure that you’re charging with a 45W or higher USB-C port. The VOLTME 65W charger strikes a great balance between power and the ports you can use, with this charger having two USB-C ports and a single USB-A port. You can use the total 65W of Power Delivery via the USB-C 1 or 2 ports when you charge one device at a time, and this can fast charge your Surface Laptop Go 3.
What’s even better is that when you’re charging three devices at the same time, the USB-C 1 port can output 45W while the USB-C 2 and the USB-A port share a 12W output; this allows you to charge your Surface Laptop Go 3 while you charge another two devices. During my review for the VOLMTE 65W charger, I could charge my Lenovo laptop via the USB-C 1 port, but then I could only standard charge two phones from the other two ports. Watch my video review of the VOLTME 65W charger for more detailed insights and performance analysis.
Baseus 100W 4 Port Charger
If you want a charger that you can use to charge many other devices while you fast charge your Surface Laptop Go 3, the Baseus 100W charger is a great choice. This Baseus 100W charger allows you to use 100W of Power Delivery via its USB-C 1 and 2 ports when charging one device at a time; that’s enough to fast charge the Surface Laptop Go 3. The best thing about this Baseus 100W charger is that you can charge your Surface from the USB-C 1 port and still charge another three devices; when charging three devices, USB-C 1 will output 60W, USB-C 2 will output 20W, and the two USB-A ports will share 15W.
In my review for the Baseus 100W charger, I could charge a laptop, a power bank, and two phones simultaneously. There is a USB-C to USB-C cable included in the box. For an in-depth look at this charger’s capabilities, check out my video review of the Baseus 100W charger.
UGREEN Nexode 45W 2 Port Charger
On the more minimal side, there’s the UGREEN 45W charger with two USB-C ports, and you can use the total 45W of Power Delivery if you’re charging a single device; it doesn’t matter what USB-C port you charge from. Then, when charging two devices, the power split becomes 25W and 20W between the two USB-C ports; with the first device, you plug in the one that receives the 25W of Power Delivery.
So, if you want to fast charge your Surface Laptop Go 3, I recommend charging it alone with this UGREEN charger. You also have the option to charge two devices; you should plugin your Surface first to get a 25W charge rate. However, 25W will slow charge the Surface Laptop Go. In my review for the UGREEN 45W charger, I could charge my Lenovo laptops and fast charge my Note 9 simultaneously. Discover more about the UGREEN 45W charger in my video review, showcasing its features and performance.
Oraimo 120W Charging Station with AC Outlets
If you want to charge from a USB-C port or use the original charger with your Surface Laptop Go 3, then the Oraimo 120W charging station is a great choice. The Oraimo 120W charger has three USB-C ports and a single USB-A port. The max output of the charging section is 120W, and you can charge your Surface Laptop from USB-C 1 even when charging four devices. If you don’t have a USB-C cable, you can use one of the AC outlets on the Oraimo charging station with your original charger.
In my review for the Oraimo 120W charger, I easily powered a heater while charging three devices simultaneously. I invite you to watch my video review of the Oraimo 120W charging station for comprehensive details and usage tips.
Baseus 65W 20,000mAh Power Bank
It’s called the Surface Laptop Go because you’ll likely be taking it places and aren’t always using it at home. The Baseus 65W power bank features a single USB-C port and two USB-A ports; you can use 65W of Power Delivery from this power bank if you charge a single device. Charging two devices results in the USB-C port outputting 45W, and then charging three devices has the USB-C port outputting 20W.
So, if you want to charge your Surface Laptop from this Baseus power bank, you should charge it alone or with one other device charging. Also, in my review of the Baseus 65W power bank, I found the USB-C port much faster for recharging because it has a 60W recharge rate, while the Micro-USB input port only had an 18W recharge speed.
Baseus 160W Car Charger
If charging your Surface Laptop Go 3 is a concern, it can be done with the Baseus 160W car charger. This Baseus car charger can output 100W via USB-C 1 and 30W from its USB-C 2 and USB-A ports. You can fast charge your Surface Laptop Go 3 from the USB-C 1 port while charging another two devices. In my review for the Baseus 160W car charger, I could charge a laptop and two phones fast. The Baseus car charger does come with a USB-C to USB-C cable. Check out my video review of the Baseus 160W car charger for a detailed analysis and practical demonstration.
Since 2016, Usman has flourished as an independent tech journalist, reveling in the evaluation of diverse tech gadgets, with a particular fondness for charging technology to ascertain product performance. Besides his journalistic endeavors, he helms the Charger Harbor YouTube channel, where he extends his tech insights to a broader audience.