The below table shows the power supply units for different Surface models. You can find the correct the charger by the Model of your Surface or the Model for the original power supply that came with your Surface.
If you’re not sure what Surface model you’re using, turn on your Surface, select the Start button, type system information, and select it from the list of results. The model info for your Surface will appear next to System Model. You can also use the Surface App by selecting Your Surface. The model information is listed next to SKU.
The model number for the power supply unit that came with your Surface is in small print on the bottom of the unit.(You find the videos below showing how to find the model number)
You will always be able to find the correct charger for your Surface here, as all the Surface Charger models are covered.
Introduction: Your Surface device is a versatile tool that helps you stay productive and entertained, but it won’t get far without a reliable charger. With a variety of Surface models available, finding the right charger can sometimes be confusing. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to ensure you get the perfect charger for your Surface device.
Know Your Surface Model: The first step in finding the right charger is to identify your Surface model. Microsoft offers several Surface devices, such as Surface Pro, Surface Laptop, Surface Go, and Surface Book, each with its own unique charging requirements. To find out which Surface model you have, check the device’s label, system settings, or product documentation.
Retrieving the SKU by using PowerShell Use the following PowerShell command to pull the System SKU information:
Retrieving the SKU by using System Information You can also find the System SKU and System Model for a device in System Information. To do this, follow these steps:
Select Start, and then type MSInfo32 in the search box.
Select System Information.
Using the SKU in a task sequence WMI condition You can use the System SKU information in the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) or Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager as part of a task sequence WMI condition.
Device
System Model
System SKU
Surface 3 Wi-Fi
Surface 3
Surface_3
Surface 3 LTE AT&T
Surface 3
Surface_3_US1
Surface 3 LTE Verizon
Surface 3
Surface_3_US2
Surface 3 LTE North America
Surface 3
Surface_3_NAG
Surface 3 LTE outside of North America and Y!mobile in Japan
Surface 3
Surface_3_ROW
Surface Book 2 13″
Surface Book 2
Surface_Book_1832
Surface Book 2 15″
Surface Book 2
Surface_Book_1793
Surface Book 3 13″
Surface Book 3
Surface_Book_3_1900
Surface Book 3 15″
Surface Book 3
Surface_Book_3_1899
Surface Go Commercial
Surface Go
Surface_Go_1824_Commercial
Surface Go Consumer
Surface Go
Surface_Go_1824_Consumer
Surface Go LTE Commercial
Surface Go
Surface_Go_1825_Commercial
Surface Go 2 Commercial
Surface Go 2
Surface_Go_2_1926
Surface Go 2 Consumer
Surface Go 2
Surface_Go_2_1901
Surface Go 2 LTE
Surface Go 2
Surface_Go_2_1927
Surface Go 3 Commercial
Surface Go 3
Surface_Go_3_1926
Surface Go 3 Consumer
Surface Go 3
Surface_Go_3_1901
Surface Go 3 LTE
Surface Go 3
Surface_Go_3_2022
Surface Go 4
Surface Go 4
Surface_Go_4_2067
Surface Hub 2S 50″
Surface Hub 2S
Surface Hub 2S
Surface Hub 2S 85″
Surface Hub 2S
Surface Hub 2S 85
Surface Laptop
Surface Laptop
Surface_Laptop
Surface Laptop 2 Commercial
Surface Laptop 2
Surface_Laptop_2_1769_Commercial
Surface Laptop 2 Consumer
Surface Laptop 2
Surface_Laptop_2_1769_Consumer
Surface Laptop 3 13″ Intel
Surface Laptop 3
Surface_Laptop_3_1867:1868
Surface Laptop 3 15″ AMD
Surface Laptop 3
Surface_Laptop_3_1873
Surface Laptop 3 15″ Intel
Surface Laptop 3
Surface_Laptop_3_1872
Surface Laptop 4 13″ AMD
Surface Laptop 4
Surface_Laptop_4_1958:1959
Surface Laptop 4 13″ Intel
Surface Laptop 4
Surface_Laptop_4_1950:1951
Surface Laptop 4 15″ AMD
Surface Laptop 4
Surface_Laptop_4_1952:1953
Surface Laptop 4 15″ Intel
Surface Laptop 4
Surface_Laptop_4_1978:1979
Surface Laptop 5 13″ Consumer
Surface Laptop 5
Surface_Laptop_5_1950:1951
Surface Laptop 5 13″ Commercial
Surface Laptop 5
Surface_Laptop_5_for_Business_1950:1951
Surface Laptop 5 15″ Consumer
Surface Laptop 5
Surface_Laptop_5_1979
Surface Laptop 5 15″ Commercial
Surface Laptop 5
Surface_Laptop_5_for_Business_1979
Surface Laptop Go
Surface Laptop Go
Surface_Laptop_Go_1943
Surface Laptop Go 2
Surface Laptop Go 2
Surface_Laptop_Go_2_2013
Surface Laptop Go 3
Surface Laptop Go 3
Surface_Laptop_Go_3_2013
Surface Laptop SE
Surface Laptop SE
Surface Laptop SE
Surface Laptop Studio
Surface Laptop Studio
Surface_Laptop_Studio_1964
Surface Laptop Studio 2
Surface Laptop Studio 2
Surface_Laptop_Studio_2_2029
Surface Pro (5th Gen)
Surface Pro
Surface_Pro_1796
Surface Pro with LTE Advanced (5th Gen)
Surface Pro
Surface_Pro_1807
Surface Pro 6 Commercial
Surface Pro 6
Surface_Pro_6_1796_Commercial
Surface Pro 6 Consumer
Surface Pro 6
Surface_Pro_6_1796_Consumer
Surface Pro 7
Surface Pro 7
Surface_Pro_7_1866
Surface Pro 7+
Surface Pro 7+
Surface_Pro_7+_1960
Surface Pro 7+ LTE
Surface Pro 7+
Surface_Pro_7+_with_LTE_Advanced_1961
Surface Pro 8
Surface Pro 8
Surface_Pro_8_for_Business_1983
Surface Pro 8 Consumer
Surface Pro 8
Surface_Pro_8_1983
Surface Pro 8 LTE
Surface Pro 8
Surface_Pro_8_for_Business_with_LTE_Advanced_1982
Surface Pro 9 Consumer
Surface Pro 9
Surface_Pro_9_2038
Surface Pro 9 Commercial
Surface Pro 9
Surface_Pro_9_for_Business_2038
Surface Pro 9 with 5G (U.S.)
Surface Pro 9
Surface_Pro_9_With_5G_1997
Surface Pro 9 with 5G (outside of U.S.)
Surface Pro 9
Surface_Pro_9_With_5G_1996
Surface Pro X with SQ1 processor
Surface Pro X
Surface_Pro_X_1876
Surface Pro X with SQ2 processor
Surface Pro X
Surface_Pro_X_H_1876
Surface Pro X (Wi-Fi)
Surface Pro X
Surface_Pro_X_2010
Surface Studio
Surface Studio
Surface_Studio
Surface Studio 2
Surface Studio 2
Surface_Studio_2_1707_Commercial
Surface Studio 2+
Surface Studio 2+
Surface_Studio_2+_2028
Understand the Charging Port: Different Surface devices feature various types of charging ports. Some common port types include the Surface Connect, USB-C, and Micro USB. It’s crucial to determine which port your Surface device uses before selecting a charger.
Check Power Requirements: The power requirements of your Surface device are critical to choosing the right charger. You can often find this information in the device’s documentation or by searching online. Ensure that the charger you select can provide the necessary wattage and voltage for your Surface device.
You will always be able to find the correct charger for your Surface here, as all the Surface Charger models are covered.
Authentic Microsoft Chargers: Whenever possible, opt for authentic Microsoft chargers. These chargers are designed to meet the exact specifications of your Surface device, ensuring a safe and efficient charging experience. Microsoft chargers are widely available and can be purchased from official Microsoft stores or authorized retailers.
Third-Party Chargers: If you can’t find an authentic Microsoft charger or are looking for more affordable alternatives, third-party chargers can be an option. However, exercise caution when choosing a third-party charger. Look for reputable brands with positive reviews, and ensure that the charger meets the specific requirements of your Surface model.
USB-C Chargers: Some Surface devices feature USB-C ports, which can be convenient because they’re a universal standard. However, not all USB-C chargers are created equal. Ensure that the charger you choose supports Power Delivery (PD) and provides the necessary power output for your Surface device.
Consider Portable Chargers: If you’re always on the go, a portable charger or power bank can be a handy accessory. Look for a power bank with the right port and power output to charge your Surface device. These devices can provide additional battery life when you’re away from an electrical outlet.
Cable Length and Quality: Don’t forget to consider the length and quality of the charging cable. Ensure that the cable is long enough to reach a power source comfortably. High-quality cables are less prone to wear and tear, ensuring a longer lifespan.
Conclusion: Selecting the right charger for your Surface device is essential for maintaining its performance and longevity. Start by identifying your Surface model, understanding the charging port, and knowing the power requirements. Whenever possible, opt for authentic Microsoft chargers, but if you choose third-party options, do so cautiously. By following these guidelines, you can ensure that your Surface device is always ready for action, keeping you productive and connected.
