Business computersENERGY STAR certified
Microsoft Surface Pro 11th Edition
32 GB slate/tablet computer, model number 2103.
Memory
32 GB
Typical electricity use
11.5 kWh/yr
NPU installed
Yes
Storage
SSD
Of 94 certified slate/tablet business computers, 65 have a lower typical electricity use than the Surface Pro 11th Edition (11.5 kWh/yr).
Its certified typical electricity use of 11.5 kWh/yr costs about $1.50 a year at 13¢/kWh.
ENERGY STAR has certified this model 2 times, first in Apr 2025. The figures here are from the most recent certification.
- Maker
- Microsoft
- Model
- Surface Pro 11th Edition
- Model number
- 2103
- Type
- Slate/Tablet
- Memory
- 32 GB
- NPU installed
- Yes
- Storage
- SSD
- Screen
- 13 in
- Battery
- 51.5 Wh
- Operating system
- Windows 11
- Marketed as a workstation
- No
- Typical electricity use
- 11.5 kWh/yr
- Power in sleep
- 0.5 W
- Power at long idle
- 0.5 W
- Power when off
- 0.2 W
- On the market since
- Feb 2025
- ENERGY STAR certified
- 15 Apr 2025
Source: ENERGY STAR certified business computers dataset, US EPA, record 4015655, data build 2026-09-29. Figures are as the maker certified them. How we use this data.
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| Model | Type | Processor | Memory | Typical electricity use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Surface Pro 12" 2nd Edition | Slate/Tablet | - | 24 GB | 7.8 kWh/yr |
| Surface Laptop 13" 2nd Edition | Notebook | Snapdragon X2 Plus | 24 GB | 7.3 kWh/yr |
| Surface Laptop 8th Edition | Notebook | Snapdragon X2 Elite | 64 GB | 10.1 kWh/yr |
| Surface Pro 12th Edition | Slate/Tablet | - | 64 GB | 10.9 kWh/yr |
| Surface Laptop 13" 1st Edition | Notebook | Core Ultra 5 | 24 GB | 8.5 kWh/yr |
| Surface Laptop 7th Edition | Notebook | Core Ultra 7 | 32 GB | 8.9 kWh/yr |
| Surface Laptop Studio 2 | Notebook | Core i7 | 64 GB | 12.1 kWh/yr |
| Surface Pro 10 | Slate/Tablet | - | 64 GB | 13.4 kWh/yr |