Microsoft’s Surface Laptop Studio series is probably dead

It seems that the end may be here for the Surface Laptop Studio, Microsoft’s targeted Surface series for creative work. According to The Verge, Microsoft has reportedly ended production of the Surface Laptop Studio 2 earlier this year. The Surface Laptop Studio 2 is expected to disappear from retailers over the summer, and it also appears that Microsoft currently has no intentions to launch a Surface Laptop Studio 3 in the near future. Microsoft now seems to be focusing only on the Surface Pro and Surface Laptop, with the other products in the Surface family having been slowly discontinued over the years. That list of defunct Surface products includes the Surface Headphones, the Surface Earbuds, the Surface Duo, the Surface Studio 2, and now the Surface Laptop Studio 2. And it isn’t all safe for the Surface Pro and Surface Laptop, either. Earlier this month, after Microsoft announced smaller and more affordable Surface revisions, the company went ahead and eliminated lower-end Surface models to make room for them. They also said goodbye to the proprietary Surface Connect port in favor of USB-C.

May 16, 2025 - 17:06

Microsoft’s Surface Laptop Studio series is probably dead

It seems that the end may be here for the Surface Laptop Studio, Microsoft’s targeted Surface series for creative work. According to The Verge, Microsoft has reportedly ended production of the Surface Laptop Studio 2 earlier this year.

The Surface Laptop Studio 2 is expected to disappear from retailers over the summer, and it also appears that Microsoft currently has no intentions to launch a Surface Laptop Studio 3 in the near future.

Microsoft now seems to be focusing only on the Surface Pro and Surface Laptop, with the other products in the Surface family having been slowly discontinued over the years. That list of defunct Surface products includes the Surface Headphones, the Surface Earbuds, the Surface Duo, the Surface Studio 2, and now the Surface Laptop Studio 2.

And it isn’t all safe for the Surface Pro and Surface Laptop, either. Earlier this month, after Microsoft announced smaller and more affordable Surface revisions, the company went ahead and eliminated lower-end Surface models to make room for them. They also said goodbye to the proprietary Surface Connect port in favor of USB-C.