Microsoft Pulls The Plug On Surface Laptop Studio Series

Thursday, May 15, 2025, 3:20 pm

Recent reports reveal that Microsoft is discontinuing its experimental Surface Laptop Studio series with no successor in sight. The tech giant appears to be streamlining its product lineup, leaving fans and industry watchers both surprised and somewhat disappointed by the abrupt exit of a once-promising device.

tomshardware.com / Microsoft may have killed the Surface Laptop Studio

Microsoft is streamlining the Surface lineup, and the Surface Laptop Studio 2 reportedly won't get a successor.

arstechnica.com / Report: Microsoft’s experimental Laptop Studio is vanishing without a replacement

Surface Laptop Studio 2 is reportedly no longer being manufactured.

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