From its rumored features and specs to its price and release date, we’ve gathered all things Surface Pro 8 so you know what to expect before it even hits the streets.
It’s extremely unlikely the Surface Pro 8 will make an appearance before the year is over, but there’s hope for a January 2021 launch. A new eBay listing of what’s supposedly the Pro 8 does bring some good as well as a bit of bad news. – better specs, unchanged design – so we’re not exactly sure what to expect of the next generation Surface Pro. The eBay listing for the Surface Pro 8 does show a tablet that looks almost identical to the Surface Pro 7. However, intriguing patents that have been previously leaked do give us hope that the Surface Pro 8 might have some design updates. Especially because although Microsoft has expanded product lines to cover just about every need from the casual user to creative professionals, the Surface Pro series has been a mainstay of their Surface product lines since 2013. Microsoft’s never one to rest on its laurels and has kept busy keeping its Pro series current by releasing a new model almost every year since its introduction. This past year, it not only released the Surface Pro 7, but also the ARM processor-equipped Surface Pro X.2021 shouldn’t be any different. So, the Surface Pro 8 could still tout some fresh designs features when it rolls out, whenever that will be. In the meantime, we’re here to keep you updated on everything you need to know about the device before it hits the streets. Keep this page bookmarked, as we will update it as soon as any new information comes our way. There have been no announcements or rumors regarding the release date for the Microsoft Surface Pro 8. Considering how recently the Pro 7 and Pro X were released, we may not know for some time. Typically, the Pro series has been refreshed once a year. And, while it hasn’t been consistent, more often than not, Surface devices are released in October, but that’s come and gone. The big question regarding the Surface Pro 8 release date has to do with Microsoft’s other products that the computer world is expecting, namely the Surface Duo and the Surface Neo. It’s possible that Microsoft does what it did last year when they released the Pro 7 in October of 2019 and the Pro X the following month. It’s also possible that Microsoft will want to give their new dual-screen devices more room to catch on. At this point though, the safe bet on the Microsoft Pro 8 is an early 2021 release date. If Pro series’ history is anything to go by, we have a pretty good idea of what to expect in regards to price.
