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The Microsoft Surface Pro is down to its lowest ever price on Amazon – but for a limited time only
This is the specced-up Surface Pro, with 16GB of RAM and half a terabyte of storage rather than the base configuration, and it has just had £300 cut from its price.
That drop takes the Microsoft Surface Pro 13-inch with Snapdragon X Plus down from £1,199.97 to £899.00, a saving of £300.97 that works out at 25% off. Amazon has it flagged as a limited-time deal, and it is the lowest this exact configuration has traded at in months.
Microsoft Surface Pro 13-inch hits a new low price at £899
Microsoft Surface Pro 13-inch drops to a brand new record low price of £899, marking the cheapest this Snapdragon X Plus.
Getting a Copilot+ PC with this much memory and storage under £900 is rare, since machines built around Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Plus chip usually sit well above that mark once the specs get pushed this far.
The chip carries a neural processing unit rated at 45 trillion operations per second, which lets the Surface Pro run its Recall feature on the device, so a vague memory of a document is enough to dig it back up.
That same on-device AI powers Windows Studio Effects during video calls, automatically blurring the background and correcting lighting so a messy desk or poor lights stop being something worth worrying about before every call.
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None of that would count for much on a low quality display, but fortunately the 13-inch touchscreen runs at up to 2736 x 1824 with HDR support for properly bright colour. The 180-degree kickstand then lets it lie flat for sketching or prop itself upright for a call.
16GB of RAM is enough headroom to keep a dozen browser tabs, a video call and a document editor all running at once, without the usual slowdown that smaller, cheaper configurations start to show under real pressure.
At £899.00, with £300.97 off a machine that pairs that memory with half a terabyte of SSD storage, the Surface Pro 13-inch is a rare chance to get Microsoft’s flagship AI laptop at a price that actually matches what most people are willing to spend.
