Microsoft’s best Surface Pro tablet is $500 off for Black Friday

In celebration of Black Friday 2025, Amazon has slashed the price of Microsoft’s high-end Surface Pro 11th Edition on its official US storefront. For a limited time only, the 13-inch tablet PC in its OLED + 16GB RAM + 256 SSD configuration can be had for $900 — a whopping $500 off its standard market price of $1,400. For those keeping count, that’s a total savings of 36%.

The one caveat here is that only the black model is available at this reduced rate, with no such promotional deal listed for the platinum (silver), sapphire (light blue), or dune (light beige) colorways. Even if the admittedly dull look of the basic black version isn’t quite your style, you’ll still be getting a Copilot+ certified AI PC with access to Windows Recall, Click to Do, Live Caption translations, Windows Studio effects, and more. It’s also worth noting that there’s no 5G or 4G LTE cellular support in this particular SKU of the device, which is a bit of a bummer, even if it’s to be expected.

The Surface Pro 13-inch showcases Windows 11 like no other PC

A stellar tablet, but one that needs accessories to unleash its full potential

As far as two-in-one Windows 11 PCs are concerned, Microsoft’s own in-house Surface Pro 11th Edition arguably represents the cream of the crop. Being the latest-generation flagship tablet from the very makers of the Windows OS, the Pro 11th Edition is packed with high-end features, all while managing to fit inside a svelte external shell.

This currently-discounted variant of the Surface Pro 11th Edition is gorgeous to look at, with a 120Hz-capable OLED display panel and subtly curbed screen edges. Under the hood, it’s powered by the ARM-based Snapdragon X Elite processor, which is both powerful and energy-efficient. Other key features include a frictionless full-width kickstand, a Windows Hello compatible camera for facial unlock, dual Thunderbolt 4 ports via USB Type-C, 16GB of LPDDR RAM, and 256GB of SSD storage.

At $900, it’s hard to resist the temptation to splurge on Microsoft’s highest-end tablet PC offering. Of course, to fully get the most out of the device, you’ll also want to spring for the Surface Flex Keyboard with Pen peripheral combo, which adds digital inking, a laptop-class keyboard, and a haptic trackpad to the mix. This bundle normally costs an eye-watering $400, but, for a limited time only, it can also be had on Amazon for $308, which is 23 percent off its regular MSRP.