What you need to know

  • A new firmware update is available for the Surface Pro 5th Gen and Surface Pro 6.
  • The update brings improved system stability.
  • The firmware number and changelog are identical for both devices.

The Surface Pro 5th Gen and Surface Pro 6 each have a new firmware update. The update's changelog is extremely short, but the update improves system stability.

The update is available for all Surface Pro 5th Gen and Surface Pro 6 devices running Windows 10 version 1803 or greater, also known as the April 2018 Update. Here's a look at what's included:

  • 5.2.139.0 improves system stability.

The firmware number and changelogs are identical for the Surface Pro 5th Gen and Surface Pro 6.

Our favorite Surface accessories from Microsoft

Every one of these valuable Surface accessories is Windows Central Approved and guaranteed to please.

Surface Precision Mouse ($77 at Amazon)

The Surface Precision Mouse is not only one of favorite Surface accessories, it's one of our favorite mice for any PC. It's packed with valuable features and customizable buttons. Its scrolling and tracking are seamless and spot-on. And it's rechargeable so you never have to buy new batteries for it.

Surface Pen (From $72 at Amazon)

Every Surface owner needs this Pen. Period. It supports 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity, tilt support for shading density, and enjoys supremely low latency. When paired with a Surface PC, the potential is endless. And it comes in a bunch of cool colors.

Surface Dock ($136 at Amazon)

With two Mini DisplayPorts, four USB-A 3.0 ports, an Ethernet port, and a 3.5mm audio jack, this dock gives you the ports you need to stay connected to all your favorite devices. Plus, it easily turns your Surface into a desktop power hub. We highly recommend it.

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