Get to know the Surface Laptop 13-inch, and all the latest features and capabilities of a Copilot+ PC.
1. Front-facing camera
2. USB-A port
3. Headphones jack
4. Fingerprint power button
5. Two USB-C / USB 3.2 ports
Available to purchase from the Microsoft Store and other retailers.
Charging your Surface
Charge your device using either USB-C port with a USB Type-C PD charger.
For best performance, we recommend using a USB-C PD charger that provides at least 40W. If you connect a lower-wattage charger, your device may charge slowly or not at all.
We recommend using the Surface 45W USB-C Wall Charger.
To learn more about charging your device, see USB-C and Fast Charging for Surface.
Sign in with Windows Hello
Use the fingerprint power button to sign in using Windows Hello. Place your finger on the power button to sign in quickly and securely with a single touch.
To get started and set it up, open Settings
, then select Accounts
> Sign-in options > Fingerprint recognition (Windows Hello) > Set up.
To learn more about signing in with Windows Hello, see Configure Windows Hello.
A more repairable device design
Many components can be replaced by authorized service providers or skilled technicians — supporting a more repairable device design. Replacement components, such as laptop feet, are available for out-of-warranty repair. Availability and service options may vary by product, market, and over time.
To learn more, see Self-repair information for your Surface device.
Windows 11 and available processors
There are different processors available for the Surface Laptop, 13-inch:
Snapdragon® X Plus (8 Core)
Intel® Core™ Ultra 5 processor 325 (Series 3)
The version of Windows installed on your Surface Laptop will depend on the processor you purchased it with.
| Model | Processor | Windows version |
|---|---|---|
| Surface Laptop 13-inch (Snapdragon) | Snapdragon® X Plus (8 Core) | Windows 11 Home (consumer customers) Windows 11 Pro (commercial customers) |
| Surface Laptop for Business 13-inch (Intel) | Intel® Core™ Ultra 5 processor 325 (Series 3) | Windows 11 Pro (commercial customers) |
If you have questions about how the ARM processor works, go to Windows Arm-based PCs FAQ.
If you have Windows 11 Home on your Surface, you can upgrade to Windows 11 Pro for an additional cost. For more info, Upgrade Windows Home to Windows Pro.