Surface Laptop Studio wood covers now available from Toast

Toast cover for Surface Laptop Studio
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What you need to know

  • Toast recently launched its wood covers for the Surface Laptop Studio.
  • The covers are available in walnut, ebony, maple, rosewood, and lyptus.
  • Toast's Surface Laptop Studio covers start at $69 but can be customized for an additional cost.

The covers are laser-cut for precision and sanded by hand to bring out their texture. Toast promises a "warm, tactile feel and a lustrous look."

The company notes that the hinge of the Surface Laptop Studio will not lower all the way down into studio mode if you have a wood cover on the device. You can still fold the device down, but the display won't be completely flush against the laptop's body.

We're no strangers to Toast and its Surface covers. Our executive editor Daniel Rubino looked at the Surface Laptop cover in walnut, the  Surface Pro cover in bamboo, and the Surface Book 2 cover in ash in 2020. All of them earned positive reviews. They also shared the same pros and cons.

Toast has reliably made covers for Surface products for years, as explained by Rubino. In each review, he highlighted that the covers were high quality, easy to apply, and precisely cut. The downside is that they all come at a relatively high price.

Toast Surface Laptop Studio Wood Cover

Toast Surface Laptop Studio Wood Cover

 You can add a stylish layer of protection to your Surface Laptop Studio with a wood cover from toast. They're available in walnut, ebony, maple, rosewood, and lyptus and can be customized with a cutout for the Surface logo.

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