Surface Pro 10
Laptop computer developed by Microsoft
The Microsoft Surface Pro 10 is a 2-in-1 detachable tablet computer developed by Microsoft, succeeding the Surface Pro 9. The device was announced on March 21, 2024, alongside the Surface Laptop 6 and released on April 9, 2024.
The Surface Pro 10 was marketed primarily as a business-focused device, the Surface Pro 10 features Intel Core Ultra (Meteor Lake) processors and was the first in the line to include a dedicated NPU for artificial intelligence tasks through the Intel AI Boost engine. A business-specific version of the Surface Pro 11, featuring Intel Core Ultra (Series 2) processors, was announced on January 30, 2025, and began shipping on February 18, 2025. This model was designed to offer x86 compatibility and enhanced security features, such as a built-in NFC reader, for enterprise customers.
In May 2025, Microsoft expanded the Surface with a line 12-inch variant of the Surface Pro, designed as a companion to the 13-inch flagship. Released on May 20, 2025, the device features a redesigned fanless aluminum chassis with rounded edges, weighing approximately 1.5 lbs (686 g).
01Features
AI features and Copilot+ branding
The Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6 were marketed by Microsoft as the "first Surface PCs optimized for AI," featuring Intel Core Ultra processors with a dedicated NPU. These devices introduced a dedicated Copilot key on the keyboard, replacing the Menu key (or the right Control key in some layouts) to provide one-touch access to the Microsoft Copilot assistant.
In May 2024, Microsoft expanded this vision with the introduction of the Copilot+ PC standard. The subsequent Surface Pro 11 and Surface Laptop 7 became the first Surface devices to meet these updated hardware requirements, including an NPU capable of over 40 TOPS. These "Copilot+" models support advanced on-device AI features not available on the Pro 10, such as Windows Recall with a searchable activity timeline, Cocreator for local image generation, and Live Captions with real-time translation.
02Hardware
| Surface Pro 10 configuration options | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CPU | Integrated GPU | NPU | RAM | Internal storage | Colors | Price in USD |
| Intel Core Ultra 5 processor 135U | Intel Graphics (4 Xe cores
1.9 GHz) |
Intel AI Boost | 8 GB | 256 GB | Platinum, Black | $1199 |
| 16 GB | $1499 | |||||
| 512 GB | $1599 | |||||
| 32 GB | 256 GB | Platinum | $1799 | |||
| 512 GB | $1999 | |||||
| Intel® Core Ultra 7 processor 165U | Intel Graphics (4 Xe cores
2 GHz) |
16 GB | 256 GB | Platinum, Black | $1699 | |
| 512 GB | $1799 | |||||
| 1 TB | Platinum | $1999 | ||||
| 32 GB | 256 GB | $1999 | ||||
| 512 GB | $2199 | |||||
| 1 TB | $2399 | |||||
| 64 GB | $2799 | |||||
03Timeline
| Timeline of Surface devices |
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| Sources: Microsoft Devices Blog Microsoft Surface Store Microsoft Surface for Business store |
Sources and credits
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