Yes, you will likely be able to upgrade to Windows 11 for free at any point, but if you’re stocking up on keys it might be something to think about. Keep in mind that Windows 10 support ends in October 2025. Plus it gives you MUCH more control over the updating and “privacy” functionality (in quotes because yeah, no one really trusts Microsoft in either version). But does have some nice features if you’re at all techy, such as Bitlocker for drive encryption (so someone can’t yank out your hard drive and read your data), Hyper-V for virtualization and Remote Desktop. I’m a bit concerned because I am tempted to buy the max of 3 as I know I will use them in the future, but if the keys are at all dodgy I doubt I could get support down the road…įor a typical home user you likely don’t really need Pro. I have a few projects I’ve been debating if I wanted to pay the $99 for a Pro upgrade, but this price makes it a no-brainer, as long as these really are legit… the cheapest I’ve ever seen a Pro upgrade is very, very rarely down to $89.99.
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