Today's best Surface Pro deals offer solid spring savings this month. Retailers are kicking off the new season with considerable discounts on Microsoft's Windows-charged productivity tablets. So if you're looking for a price break there are plenty of deals out there to be had.
Surface Pro 2-in-1 tablets are powerful enough to replace your laptop. If you're on the hunt for a powerful tablet PC, the Surface Pro line has a device for you. Choose from the latest 13-inch Surface Pro 9, previous-gen 13-inch Surface Pro 8, 13-inch Surface Pro X or 12.3-inch Surface Pro 7+. Direct competitors to Apple's iPad Pro, Surface Pro tablet PCs range in price from $799 to $2,299.
If you're in the market for any of Microsoft's premium productivity tablets, shop the best Surface Pro deals below.
Best Surface Pro deals — Quick links
- Microsoft Surface Pro 9:
$1,549$1,199 @ Amazon - Microsoft Surface Pro 9 w/ Keyboard:
1,539$1,099 @ Best Buy - Microsoft Surface Pro 7+ w/ Keyboard:
$999$700 @ Best Buy - Microsoft Surface Go 3:
$549$399 @ Best Buy
Microsoft's Surface Pro 9 has a starting price of $999 and is optimized for multi-tasking and productivity. It boasts an upgraded 12th Gen Intel processor (or Microsoft SQ 3 with 5G support) and packs a gorgeous 13-inch (2880 x 1920) PixelSense touch display with 120Hz refresh rate.
By design, the Surface Pro 9 retains the premium-looking portable characteristics of its predecessor. Its high-grade aluminum casing keeps it lightweight and durable while the iconic built-in kickstand makes it easy to prop up on flat surfaces.
For enhanced video conferencing, the Surface Pro 9 features an upgraded 10MP front-facing camera. Powered by Windows 11, the Surface Pro 9 is available in an array of beautiful colors including Platinum, Graphite, Sapphire, and Forest.
Starting at $1,099, the Surface Pro 8 is a solid choice if you're looking for the best 2-in-1 tablet PC. The base model features a 13-inch (2880 x 1920) touch screen, 2.4-GHz Intel Evo Core i5-1135G7 4-core CPU, 8GB of RAM and 128GB SSD.
In our Microsoft Surface Pro 8 review, we found its gorgeous display and strong performance impressive. We also loved its dual Thunderbolt 4 port array and excellent webcam.
During performance tests, the Surface Pro handled everything we threw at it without a hiccup. Even when tasked with 24 Chrome browser tabs, two of which streamed YouTube videos at 1080p while another pair ran Twitch streams — the Surface Pro 8 didn't even stutter.
We gave the Microsoft Surface Pro 8 an overall rating of 4 of 5 stars. It's the Editor's Choice convertible tablet PC.
Microsoft's Surface Pro X is a versatile Windows tablet PC. The optional keyboard (sold separately) makes it a capable 2-in-1 laptop. Starting at $1,299, the latest model Surface Pro X features a 13-inch (2880 x 1920) touchscreen, 3.1-GHz Microsoft SQ2 8-core CPU, 8GB of RAM, and 128GB SSD. This device offers a significant performance over the first Surface Pro X with Microsoft's 2-GHz SQ1 8-core chop.
As we note in our Surface Pro X SQ2 review, it boasts a gorgeous 13-inch display, sleek, premium design, and good battery life. Design-wise, the Surface Pro X has slimmer bezels and rounded corners compared to the Surface Pro 7. It retains the convenient kickstand of its sibling on the back.
The Surface Pro 7+ starts from $912 is one of the best 2-in-1s for business pros or anyone else who wants to get things done. The base model packs a 12.3-inch (2736 x 1824) display, 11th Gen Intel Core i3 CPU, 8GB of RAM, and 128GB SSD. And for video conferencing, its 5MP front-facing camera is one of the better webcams we've seen on a tablet or laptop.
In our Surface Pro 7 Plus review, we liked its bright, vivid display and fast CPU and graphics performance. We also appreciate its swappable SSD and fanless chassis. We gave the Surface Pro 7 Plus an overall rating of 4 out of 5 stars.
In one test, our reviewer launched 20 Google Chrome tabs, a few Edge windows, a handful of 1080p YouTube videos, and a Champions League match on Paramount+. The Surface Pro 7 Plus didn't stutter or lag. Our test unit had an 11th Gen Core i5 CPU so we expect the tablet in this deal to deliver on par performance.
