It’s not expected at Microsoft’s September event, and therefore unlikely to arrive before 2024
Microsoft makes lots of exciting Surface products these days, but you shouldn’t overlook the regular Surface Laptop.
Available in 13.5- and 15in sizes, it offers a traditional Windows 11 experience within a familiar, reliable design. But with the latest Surface Laptop 5 retaining a very similar design to 2017’s original, more significant changes are expected on the upcoming Surface Laptop 6.
A new model is thought to be in the works, but we might be waiting a while for any official announcement. Here’s everything we know at this stage.When will the Surface Laptop 6 be released?
Microsoft is holding an event in New York on 22 September 2023, with new Surface products expected to be among the announcements.
However, Zac Bowden at Windows Central says that won’t include the Surface Laptop 6 or Surface Pro 10. Instead, the Surface Laptop Studio 2, Laptop Go 3 and Go 4 are expected.
According to Bowden, Microsoft might be timing their launch to coincide with Windows 12, which is thought to arrive in 2024. If true, a launch in the usual September or October slot is more likely than the spring.
Waiting more than a year between generations is nothing new for the Surface Laptop, as you can see from the release dates below:
Surface Laptop 5 – October 2022
Surface Laptop 4 – April 2021
Surface Laptop 3 – October 2019
Surface Laptop 2 – October 2018
Surface Laptop – May 2017 How much will the Surface Laptop 6 cost?
Pricing is usually one of the last things to be revealed, so our best guess comes from previous Surface Laptop generations:
Surface Laptop 5 – from $999/£999 (13.5in), from $1,299/£1,299 (15in)
Surface Laptop 4 – from $999/£999 (13.5in), from $1,299/£1,299 (15in)
Surface Laptop 3 – from $999/£999 (13.5in), from $1,199/£1,199 (15in)
Surface Laptop 2 – from $999/£979 (13.
