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Microsoft's sale is on: Save up to 54% on Surface, accessories and much more

With this End of Year sales, save big on laptops, tablets, software, and accessories you been coveting.

Reta Lee
·Head of Commerce, Southeast Asia

When it comes to trusted software and peripherals, we always turn to Microsoft – after all, the Yahoo Shopping team even awarded the brand in the recent Yahoo Choice Awards. For their academic journey, students turn to the many reliable tablets range and for business tasks, the white-collar working class can be seen pounding on the robust laptops.

No matter what industry you're in, or if you're in the market looking for a laptop for your parents to connect with loved ones, you'll want a device that is powerful, reliable and can manage all your multitasking tasks in one go. From free shipping and returns to expert support and online workshops, Microsoft is here to help you do more with best-in-class devices, software, games, and resources.

Now you can take advantage of the biggest savings Microsoft is giving you – this End of Year sale, save up to S$2,092 on the Surface Laptop Studio (this is a record deal!). As this is a limited-time offer, hurry up and cart now.

See some of the best unbeatable offers Microsoft is having now and save hundreds of dollars. Plus, you'll get many more benefits that come with your Surface products, with shipping to Singapore:

Shop now:

1. Surface Laptop Studio

S$2,556.95 S$4,649 at Microsoft

Surface Laptop Studio. (PHOTO: Microsoft)
Surface Laptop Studio. (PHOTO: Microsoft)

  • Intel Core i7

  • 32GB RAM

  • 2TB SSD

  • NVIDIA GeForce RTX

It's the Laptop Studio that almost rivals the MacBook Pro competitor and it has all the great specs and a beautiful screen display for your everyday needs. For those who work primarily on Microsoft Word and punch out essays, you'll be pleased to know the haptic trackpad comes with a new Adaptive Touch feature that's just great for accessibility.

This Surface is also especially valuable for students who require resource-intensive software like coding programmes, design tools, or statistical analysis applications.

Or shop the Surface Laptop Studio (Intel Core i5, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD) at now S$2,020.14 (less S$328.86).

2. Surface Pro 9

S$1,653 S$1,788 at Microsoft

Surface Pro 9. (PHOTO: Microsoft)
Surface Pro 9. (PHOTO: Microsoft)

The Surface Pro 9 is well-regarded because of some plus points including the faster and better-performing Intel chips. The 12th Gen Intel Core i5 or i7 processor will give you up to 15 hours of battery life, allowing you to take it on the go when you're out for business meetings or calls. Included in this bundle is a free Surface Pro Signature Keyboard, 20 per cent off Microsoft Complete Protection Plan and 20 per cent off Surface accessories.

3. Surface Laptop 5

S$1,643 at Microsoft

Surface Laptop 5. (PHOTO: Microsoft)
Surface Laptop 5. (PHOTO: Microsoft)

The Surface Laptop 5 hits an all-time best price for this device that's great for school or general admin work. The elegant design is a win for most users who've bought this device and for connectivity functions, it has all the ports you need: USB 3.1 Type-A port, USB-C port with USB4 and Thunderbolt 4 support and Surface Connect port.

4. Surface Pro Signature Keyboard with Slim Pen 2 for Business

S$365 S$430 at Microsoft

Surface Pro Signature Keyboard with Slim Pen 2 for Business. (PHOTO: Microsoft)
Surface Pro Signature Keyboard with Slim Pen 2 for Business. (PHOTO: Microsoft)

The Surface Pro Signature Keyboard with Slim Pen 2 for Business is compatible with Surface Pro 9 for Business, Surface Pro 8 for Business and Surface Pro X for Business. The pen is designed to provide a natural on-screen writing for notes-taking or writing your essays. Create powerful presentations or reports with ease with Microsoft's best inking experience yet!

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