Microsoft announced US preorder pricing for Surface Laptop Ultra on October 7, 2026. Microsoft’s US Store lists a starting price of $2,599.99, before taxes, fees and shipping. The entry configuration has 24 GB of unified memory and a 512 GB SSD.

NeoTeo previewed the October 7 event in its earlier coverage.

What the $2,599.99 base configuration includes

Highlights from Microsoft’s Windows and Surface event.

The lowest-priced option pairs an 18-core CPU and 5,120-core GPU with 24 GB of unified memory, a 512 GB SSD, Platinum finish and Windows 11 Home. The configuration uses NVIDIA RTX Spark N1X. That makes the starting price specific: it applies to this listed US configuration, not to a 32 GB model.

How selected US configurations change the price

Microsoft lists 11 US preorder configurations, from $2,599.99 to $5,899.99. These selected listings show how price changes with memory, storage and processor configuration; the listed prices exclude taxes, fees and shipping.

Unified memorySSD storageCPUGPUFinishWindows editionUS Store price
24 GB512 GB18-core5,120-corePlatinumWindows 11 Home$2,599.99
24 GB1 TB18-core5,120-corePlatinumWindows 11 Home$2,999.99
32 GB1 TB18-core5,120-corePlatinumWindows 11 Pro$3,299.99
32 GB1 TB20-core6,144-corePlatinumWindows 11 Pro$3,699.99
128 GB1 TB20-core6,144-coreNightfallWindows 11 Pro$5,899.99

At 24 GB of memory, moving from the listed 512 GB SSD configuration to the 1 TB SSD configuration raises the price by $400. For the listed 18-core, 1 TB Platinum models, the 32 GB configuration with Windows 11 Pro costs $300 more than the 24 GB configuration with Windows 11 Home. The 20-core, 32 GB, 1 TB Platinum option is $400 above the 18-core version with the same memory, storage, finish and Windows edition.

Scheduled US preorder release date

Microsoft’s US Store lists October 16, 2026, as the scheduled preorder release date.