Overview
- Microsoft has stopped making the Surface Hub 3 and canceled a planned Hub 4, effectively ending the large touchscreen meeting-room line, according to multiple reports.
- Microsoft and resellers will sell through remaining Surface Hub 3 inventory, after which no new units will be available.
- Support timelines differ across reports, with Windows Central and MobileSyrup saying OS and firmware updates run through 2030, while The Verge cites driver and firmware support at least through 2027.
- The Surface Hub targeted enterprise meeting spaces as a digital whiteboard with a built-in PC, launching in 50- and 85-inch models that The Verge reports were priced around $8,000 and $20,000.
- The decision fits a broader pullback from niche Surface hardware as Microsoft concentrates on Surface Pro tablets and Surface Laptop models after limited demand for costly in-room collaboration boards.