Microsoft is updating its Surface Laptop 8 and Surface Pro 12 lines with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X2 processors. The new models are positioned as direct follow-ups to the prior generation Surfaces, which launched with Snapdragon X1 chips, as part of Microsoft’s broader effort to offer Windows on Arm devices that target Copilot Plus PCs. Multiple outlets report that the devices now use Snapdragon X2 variants paired with integrated Adreno graphics. Configurations described include up to 64GB of RAM and storage options up to 1TB, along with Wi‑Fi 7 support. The Surface Pro is reported with a 13-inch display and is advertised with optional OLED on some configurations, plus support for high refresh-rate panels (up to 120Hz in one listing). Battery life claims vary by source but include estimates in the mid-to-high teens for video playback. In terms of pricing, several reports say the new devices cost more than their predecessors, with starting prices cited at $1,499 for the Surface Pro 13 and around $1,499–$1,000-plus depending on model and configuration. Availability is reported as beginning immediately in global markets, with some regional or accessory promotions mentioned.