We’ve recently seen new Apple, Amazon, and Google hardware, which means it’s Microsoft’s turn. At its annual hardware event—which remained virtual—Microsoft took the wraps off of new Surface devices: the Surface Laptop 5, Surface Pro 9, and the Surface Studio 2+, all of which come complete with updated processors. The company also showed off a few new work-from-home accessories, as well as a brand-new Microsoft 365 app. 

All the Surface hardware below is currently available for preorder starting today at Microsoft.com, and will officially hit shelves on October 25. Here’s everything Microsoft announced.

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Compared to its predecessor, the Surface Laptop 5 brings incremental changes. As usual, it’s available in 13.5-inch and 15-inch options. The smaller size is available in a new Sage color and in Sandstone, and both sizes also come in Platinum and Matte Black. Microsoft didn’t expand its port selection—you’ll get a USB-A port, a 3.5-mm headphone jack, a Surface Connect Port, and a USB-C port. But the latter now supports Thunderbolt 4, meaning you can connect a 4K monitor and transfer large files at faster speeds.

Internally, both the 13- and 15-inch Surface Laptop 5 come with a 12th-generation Intel processor—an i5 or i7 for the 13 incher, and the 15-inch machine only comes with the more powerful i7. The Surface Laptop 5 starts at $1,000.

Last year’s Surface Pro 8 made some significant upgrades, like a bigger and brighter display, better low-light capabilities on the cameras, Thunderbolt 4 ports, and support for the Slim Pen 2 (complete with a detachable keyboard that stores and charges it). The new Surface Pro 9 maintains all of those same features, but you can now choose between two versions: a 12th-gen Intel Core processor (i5 or i7) or a 5G model powered by a Microsoft SQ 3 chip from Qualcomm. The Intel models are also available in two new colors: sapphire and forest (in addition to the traditional platinum and graphite options).