Microsoft officials are expected to enact a “voluntary recall” of all AC power supplies on Surface Pro 1, Surface Pro 2 and Surface Pro 3 models sold before March 15, 2015 in the US and Canada ...

Users who own a Surface Pro, Pro 2, or Pro 3 are advised to check their chargers. The newer Surface Pro 4 and Book are not affected. Microsoft has set up a website dedicated to the recall where ...

No, Microsoft does not ship a charger alongside the Surface Duo 2 (thanks, Apple) and you’ll pay extra for the plug. There is no wireless charging. A USB-C cable is thankfully included, though ...

Chargers for the Surface Pro, Pro 2, and Pro 3 are being recalled. Microsoft is expected to make a statement on Friday.

The Surface Book 2’s problem seems to boil down to this: Its charger doesn’t supply enough power to charge the Surface Book 2 while under load—which, for our purposes, means games.

With the sequel – the Surface 2 – Microsoft is asking for a second chance. ... Unlike the previous version, which lasted just eight hours on a charge, the Surface 2 looped a video for 13 hours.