The Surface Pro 9 was announced almost a year ago, but it remains Microsoft’s flagship tablet.
With Windows 11 installed, it can replace a laptop for some people. But only if you buy the keyboard cover, an accessory that’s sold separately.
As our review explains, the Surface Pro 9 can quicky get expensive. You should probably avoid the ARM-based model, but the Intel version still ranks as the best 2-in-1 you can buy.
Understandably, you might want to only buy the device when there are discounts available. And the good news is that’s the case right now – here are the best deals in the US and UK.
Best Surface Pro 9 deals in the US
The Surface Pro 9 is available to buy from the following in the US, and there are a few discounts available:
- Amazon – $260.99 off i5/8GB/256GB, up to $315 off more expensive models
- Best Buy – $100 off i5/8GB/256GB, up to $200 off more expensive models
- Walmart – $175 off i5/8GB/256GB, up to $250 off more expensive models
- Microsoft Store – no discounts
- B&H – no discounts
- Target – no discounts
- Newegg – no discounts
None of the main carriers are selling the 5G model on contract, so you’ll need to buy an SQ3 version outright and put your own 5G (or 4G) SIM in.
Best Surface Pro 9 deals in the UK
In the UK, there are also some great discounts:
- Amazon – £149 off i5/8GB/256GB, up to £320 off more expensive models
- AO – £60 off i5/8GB/256GB bundle with Type Cover, i7/16GB/512GB with free Type Cover only other model available
- John Lewis – £30 off Microsoft 365 Family subscription, no other discounts
- Argos – only i5/8GB/256GB model available, option to bundle with Type Cover, no discounts
- Currys – only i5/8GB/256GB model available (also in Sapphire and Graphite), no discounts
- Microsoft Store – no discounts
- Ebuyer – no discounts
The ARM-based 5G model is also available on contract via the following:
- Vodafone – from £27 per month with £99 upfront (48-month contract), Type Cover included
Best Surface Pro 9 prices right now
This article is regularly updated, but the widget below provides the very latest pricing information:
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 the Pro 8 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/£1,099
- Core i5, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD – $1,399.99/£1,399
- Core i7, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD – $1,599.99/£1,599
- Core i7, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD – $1,899.99/£1,899
- Core i7, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD – $2,199.99/£2,199
- Core i7, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD – $2,599.99/£2,599
- SQ3, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD – $1,299.99/£1,299
- SQ3, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD – $1,399.99 (not available in the UK)
- SQ3, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD – $1,599.99/£1,599
- SQ3, 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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Author: Anyron Copeman, Mobile Editor, Tech Advisor
Anyron is Mobile Editor at Tech Advisor, where he’s been a mainstay of the editorial team since 2019. In his current role, Anyron is responsible for all smartphone, tablet and mobile network coverage on the site. A BA Journalism graduate, he has experience with a wide range of consumer tech products and services, including smartphones, tablets, foldables, wearables and more.