The Surface Pro 9 is Microsoft’s latest flagship 2-in-1, although it’s technically just a tablet – you’ll have to pay extra for the keyboard cover, a necessary accessory for most people.
That can make it very expensive, with price one of the main downsides in our full review. Many of the other negatives relate to the new ARM-based model, but the Intel version still ranks as the best 2-in-1 you can buy.
Understandably, you might only want to buy a Surface Pro 9 when discounts are available. The good news is that there are some great offers available in in both the US and UK this March – here’s everything you need to know.
Best Surface Pro 9 deals in the US
The Surface Pro 9 is available to buy from the following in the US, with identical discounts available at many retailers.
- Microsoft Store – no discounts
- Amazon – $120 off i5/8GB/256GB, up to $230 off more expensive models
- Best Buy – $46 off i5/8GB/256GB, up to $72 off more expensive models (Intel only)
- BH Photo Video – $100 off i5/8GB/256GB, up to $100 off more expensive models (Intel only)
- Target – no discounts, only Intel models available
- Newegg – $98 off i7/16GB/256GB, no other discounts, only Intel models available
- Walmart – $20 off SQ3/16GB/512GB, no other discounts
None of the main carriers are selling the 5G model on contract, so you’ll need to buy an SQ3 version outright from the Microsoft Store, Amazon and Walmart and put your own 5G (or 4G) SIM in.
Best Surface Pro 9 deals in the UK
In the UK, you’ll have to pay full price at the time of writing:
- Microsoft Store – no discounts
- Currys – no discounts, only Intel models available
- Amazon – no discounts, only Intel models available
- John Lewis – no discounts, only Intel models available
- Argos – no discounts, only i5/8GB/256GB model available, free 4 months of Spotify Premium (new subscribers only)
- AO – no discounts, only i7/16GB/256GB bundle with Type Cover available, i5/8GB/256GB out of stock
But the ARM-based 5G model is also available on contract via the following:
- EE – from £85 per month with £50 upfront for 5GB of 5G data (24-month contract)
- Vodafone – from £74 per month with £99 upfront for 10GB of 5G data (24-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:
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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/£1,099
- 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.
