Surface Laptop Ultra features

Surface Laptop Ultra displayed from the front with the cover open.

Get to know the latest features and capabilities of the Surface Laptop Ultra.

Surface Laptop Ultra. Callouts mark the Surface magnetic connect USB-C port, a USB-A port, and an SD card reader on the right side of the laptop base. The power button, the second key from the right in the top row of the keyboard, is also called out.

  1. Power button

  2. USB-C with Magnetic Connect port

  3. USB-A port

  4. SD card reader

Photo of Surface Laptop Ultra. Callouts mark the HDMI port, two USB-C ports, and a 3.5mm audio port on the left side of the laptop base.

  1. HDMI port

  2. 2 x USB-C ports

  3. 3.5mm audio jack

Available to purchase from the Microsoft Store and other retailers.

Charging your Surface

Use a Surface 140W USB-C Power Adapter or a USB Type-C PD charger with minimum 115W. You can charge your Surface Laptop Ultra using any of the USB-C ports. Surface Laptop Ultra includes two USB-C ports as well as a USB-C with Magnetic Connect port that supports charging up to 140W.

Photo of the Surface Magnetic Cable connecting to the USB-C with Magnetic Connect port on the right side of the laptop base.

Every Surface Laptop Ultra includes a Magnetic Connect cable. To charge your laptop, plug the cable’s USB-C end into a compatible power adapter and attach its magnetic end to the laptop's USB-C with Magnetic Connect port.

If you are using the Surface 140 W USB-C Power Adapter, you can reverse the cable: attach the magnetic end to the adapter and use the USB-C end to charge a compatible USB-C device.

If charging Surface using a docking station, make sure that the dock supports a minimum of 115W of passthrough power to Surface.

If charging Surface using a USB Type-C PD charger, it is recommended that a minimum 115W of power is provided, and that the USB-C cable supports 5 amps.

Note

A USB-C charger that delivers less than the recommended 115 W may reduce charging speed and device performance, especially while your Surface Laptop Ultra is in use. The battery may charge slowly or not at all, and fast charging may be unavailable.

To learn more about charging your device, see USB-C and Fast Charging for Surface.

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 ARM processors

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.

Need more help?

Technical support

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For technical support, open the Surface app or web browser, describe your problem and select Get Help.

Community support

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Communities can help you ask questions, and hear from experts with rich knowledge. Ask the Community.

Other support

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If you can't use your Surface or have a question about something else, open Get Help to get other support online.

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