Just like clockwork, Microsoft is back with another generation of its flagship 2-in-1.
The Surface Pro 9 arrived just over a year after its predecessor, and there are a few key changes despite it being a relatively minor update. Most are as a result of the new ARM-based Qualcomm chip, but there are still Intel models if you’d prefer.
With the device now on sale in the US and UK, here’s everything you need to know if you’re considering buying one.
Best Surface Pro 9 deals in the US
The Surface Pro 9 is available to buy from the following in the US, with plenty of discounts already available:
Amazon – $137 off i5/256GB, $200 off several more expensive modelsMicrosoft Store – no discountsBest Buy – $100 off i5/256GB, $200 off other Intel modelsBH Photo Video – $121.08 off i5/256GB, $200 off several more expensive modelsTarget – $100 off i5/256GB, $200 off several more expensive modelsNewegg – $100 off i5/256GB, $200 off several more expensive modelsWalmart – $100 off i5/256GB, $200 off several more expensive models
Office Depot still sells the Pro 8, so it’s possible the Pro 9 will also be available there at some point.
Best Surface Pro 9 deals in the UK
In the UK, the Pro 9 is only available at full price from the following retailers:
Microsoft Store – all models available (but not in every colour)Currys – only Intel models availableAmazon – only Intel models availableJohn Lewis – 15% off all models (only Intel available) for members of free ‘My John Lewis’ loyalty program – enter code ‘EVOCEO15’ at checkoutArgos – only i5/25GB model available
It’s possible that some of the Surface Pro 8 retailers below will also sell a the Pro 9 at a later date:
We’ll update this article if any more retailers are confirmed.
Best Surface Pro 9 prices right now
This article is regularly updated, but the widget below provides the very latest pricing information:
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When was the Surface Pro 9 released?
The Surface Pro 9 was announced at Microsoft’s hardware event on 12 October 2022, alongside the Surface Laptop 5 and Surface Studio 2+.
Despite the device becoming available in the US on 25 October, UK customers had to wait until 8 November. But it’s on sale in both countries now.
How much did the Surface Pro 9 cost at launch?
With the addition of ARM, there are lots of different Surface Pro 9 models to choose from. The starting price is the same as last year in the US, but £100 more expensive in the UK (due to Microsoft ditching the 128GB SSD model). Here’s the full range of configurations:
Core i5, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD – $999.99 (not available in the UK)Core i5, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD – $1,099.99/£1,099Core i5, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD – $1,399.99/£1,399Core i7, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD – $1,599.99/£1,599Core i7, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD – $1,899.99/£1,899Core i7, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD – $2,199.99/£2,199Core i7, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD – $2,599.99/£2,599SQ3, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD – $1,299.99/£1,299SQ3, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD – $1,399.99 (not available in the UK)SQ3, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD – $1,599.99/£1,599SQ3, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD – $1,899.99 (not available in the UK)
Even that starting price puts in in flagship laptop territory, and you’ll need to pay anywhere from $139.99/£129.99 to $299.99/£259.99 extra for a keyboard cover. Most 2-in-1 laptops are more affordable.
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