Microsoft Surface Duo 128GB (Unlocked) - Glacier
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Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 855 Mobile Platform optimized for the dual-screen experience with 6GB RAM
Universal unlocked
Compatible with all major U.S. carriers, including Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile. T-Mobile customers coming from the Sprint network will have to ensure they have a T-Mobile SIM card for their Surface Duo. SIM card not included.
4G LTE speed
Provides fast Web connection for downloading apps, streaming content and staying connected with social media.
11.0MP adaptive camera
Super resolution zoom, and super zoom up to 7x. Portrait mode with adjustable depth control. 4K video recording at 30 fps and 60 fps. Gyro-based digital video stabilization.
Dual PixelSense™ Fusion displays
Two beautiful, 1800x1350 high-resolution 5.6” touchscreens that open to 8.1”.
Mobile productivity, powered by two screens
View two apps at once or span one across both screens, drag and drop between screens, and say goodbye to constant app switching.
Room to focus
Open and view different apps on each screen to easily reference and compare content. Say goodbye to constant app switching on your mobile device.
Enhanced apps built for two screens
Revolutionary enhanced apps* respond to you and magically reorient to make best use of the dual screens.
Drag and drop
Drag and drop to effortlessly move images, text, files, and more between screens so you can get things done quicker.
Flexibility to do more
From Book to Compose to Tent mode, Surface Duo adapts to you. With multiple modes and dual-screen enhanced apps,* get things done easily – it’s a new way to be productive on the go.
One device, many ways
Effortlessly move from one thing to the next thanks to the revolutionary 360◦ hinge. Hold like a book to view apps side by side, Type and take notes with the keyboard or inking with Surface Slim Pen** on one screen and a video call or streaming content on the other.
More screen to do more
Experience websites, apps, photos, and more in a more immersive way across both screens, and position apps the way you want.
Make calls
Fold back and make phone calls. Plus, view one app or take a photo in portrait or landscape on a single screen
Lean back and watch
Set in Tent mode to relax and watch your favorite show.
The best of Microsoft 365, together with Android™ apps
Experience the best of Microsoft 365 mobile experiences, every Android™ app in the Google Play store,* and built-in compatibility with your Windows 10 PC.¹
Microsoft mobile productivity apps right at your fingertips
Outlook, Edge, OneNote, and lots more.* Plus with the Microsoft Launcher you can jump right in.
All your Android™ apps
Get your favorites, and millions more, in the Google Play Store.*
Your PC loves Surface Duo, too
With the Your Phone app and your Windows 10 PC, you get instant access to everything you love on your phone, right on your computer.¹
Original design, created by Surface
Less than a centimeter thin, two high-resolution 5.6” PixelSense™ touchscreens open to an expansive 8.1” with a revolutionary 360◦ hinge – it’s Surface innovation in your pocket.
Fits in your pocket
Surface Duo is 4.8 mm when unfolded, less than 1 cm when folded, and starting at just 250 grams.
Revolutionary 360◦ hinge
Dynamic design enables multiple angles and postures in one device.
Never miss a beat
Seamlessly connects with Surface Earbuds** via Fast Pair and automatically routes audio to earbuds when connected to Surface Duo.
Coordinating, protective bumper
Included in box.
*Some devices, accessories, and software sold separately. Additional fees and/orsubscriptions required for some apps and features. Available apps may vary by carrier and over time. Calling requires data plan; see carrier for pricing and coverage details.
**Some devices, accessories, and software sold separately.
What's Included
- Surface Duo
- Surface Duo Bumper (Color: Glacier)
- Surface Duo USB-C® Power Supply (18w)
- Quick Start Guide
- Warranty and Compliance Guide
- SIM Ejector tool
Manuals & Guides
Key Specs
- Wireless Technology4G LTE, WCDMA (UMTS), GSM
- Operating SystemAndroid 10
- Internal Memory128 gigabytes
- Screen Size8.1 inches
- Water ResistantNo
- Phone Memory (RAM)6 gigabytes
- Processor ModelQualcomm® Snapdragon™ 855
- SeriesMicrosoft Surface Duo
General
- Product NameMicrosoft Surface Duo 128GB (Unlocked)
- BrandMicrosoft
- Device ManufacturerMicrosoft
- Model NumberTGL-00001
- SeriesMicrosoft Surface Duo
- ColorGlacier
- Color CategorySilver
Features
- UnlockedYes
- Keyboard TypeTouch Screen
- Wireless ChargingNo
Display
- Screen Resolution2700 x 1800
- Touch ScreenYes
Compatibility
- Bluetooth EnabledYes
- Charging Interface(s)USB Type C
- Model FamilyMicrosoft Surface Duo
- Carrier CompatibilityAT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon
Network
- Wireless CompatibilityBluetooth, Wi-Fi, MIMO
Included
- Stylus IncludedNo
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts1-year limited hardware warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - LaborNot available
Other
- Internal CarrierNot Applicable
- UPC889842624830
Customer rating
Rating 3.9 out of 5 stars with 118 reviews
(118 Reviews)Expert rating
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5Pros mentioned:Battery, Design, HardwareCons mentioned:Bugs, Camera, PriceRating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
This was made for productivity!
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5Pros mentioned:Battery, Design, HardwareCons mentioned:Bugs, Camera, PriceI ended up pre-ordering this directly through Microsoft. I must say after about 12 hours of heavy usage (and getting through a couple early software bugs) that the Surface Duo is something I just can't put down! I'll start off the bat and say that initially, the phone was very buggy however one firmware update, play store updates, and a device restart later the Surface Duo pretty much behaved as it should of out of the box! There are the occasional quirks with gesture navigation that come up I'm assuming due to the two screen and it not being baked into Android 10 (support will be better with Android 11) - however, those are infrequent and not that much of a detriment. My overall impressions are that Microsoft has nailed the hardware design out of the park - the hinge is so satisfying and it really is a joy to hold and use. The software side definitely needs some bug fixing and improvements but as it is right now it's perfectly fine and usable (after doing all those initial updates) - once you start using two screens - especially the way Microsoft has implemented it - it is really hard to go back to a single screen device. Chrome got an update so it stops flickering on the Duo - however, I ended up migrating my Chrome Profile on my desktop into Edge and started using that on the Duo with Edge sync enabled. Edge has better optimization in span mode (display across both screens) so I started to use that - and it's basically Chrome. You do need to start getting accustomed to new workflows with the screen environment. For example, you can open two separate instances of Edge which is nice as well, and have one opened on each screen with its own set of tabs. Recent apps will show the recent apps open on that screen. You can have OneNote open on one screen while watching a Youtube video on another and take notes with a Surface Pen. Some people do complain about the bezels but these help for the gesture controls and holding the device - while using the device you don't really notice it once you are immersed. Overall I will say the Pros of this device outweigh the Cons. Pros : - Two Screens! - That Hinge! Different Postures - Compose Mode! - Multitasking ease - two apps at once - Battery life is optimized and lasts a full day. - 3 years of updates guaranteed from Microsoft Negatives : - Price is high - I feel if this was priced around $999 at the time of release it would be a better buy - however, if you have a trade-in take advantage of trade-in bonuses (I did)! - Software is still a little buggy and needs patching - mainly in gestures and device rotation - doesn't occur all the time so its not that bad, but when it happens it can be annoying to many users - The camera is average. Not bad. Not great. The software could improve it. Low light photos = not happening :) Also the camera app needs fixing on the rotate feature - it works most times but others it doesn't. - Lack of modern flagship features - but not sure this matters much to most users looking at this device - NFC, Wireless Charging, 5G, etc,. Tip for any prospective buyers: check the r/surfaceduo/ reddit for lots of tips and tricks and help from other Surface Duo users. Enjoy!
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5I would recommend this to a friendBrand response from MicrosoftOutreachTeam
Posted .Hello,
Thank you for sharing your experience and feedback on your new Surface Duo. It's great to hear that you feel its dual-screen design and revolutionary 360 hinge makes it a good device for being productive on the go. Updating it to its newest software and firmware is an excellent suggestion, too. We hope you continue to enjoy Surface Duo.
Cheers,
Chuck
Surface Customer Care
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Quality5 out of 5Value3 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5Pros mentioned:Design, Screen qualityCons mentioned:Bugs, Camera, PriceRating 4 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Do more with Surface Duo
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Quality5 out of 5Value3 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5Pros mentioned:Design, Screen qualityCons mentioned:Bugs, Camera, PriceThe surface duo is very unique to hold, it has that premium device feel that many devices today lack. I've spent two days with this device now and here's everything I learned. The big test, apps. For me Twitter, telegram, Instagram, YouTube, and discord are a huge part of everyone's, and my personal day to day routine. The duo can run two apps side by side or stacked depending on the orientation it's in. There's a small annoying bug with the keyboard as it likes to pop up when your in stacked mode and scrolling during a YouTube video. This was present in the demo model and is present in my own Duo. Other social media platforms run very nice, Twitter, telegram and discord look normal in both orientations on each of the 5.6 inch displays. Instagram isn't optomized at this point in time but it does run on the device. The 5.6 inch displays have one flaw. No high refresh rate. You can tell they jitter when you scroll but it's not horrible. It's actually livable, we will have to wait and see what gaming is like with this device on September 15th of this year. Screen sync when scrolling using full screen mode (spanning one app between both screens (my test was with edge)) is mediocre at best but is fixable with proper updates, it's a software thing. During their conference in August they talked about how each screen is dynamically synced to match frame for frame with no jittering or distortion. Sadly this isn't the case, there's a lag when flick scrolling. It's very noticible but the screens do align with one another pixel wise. I doubt this is my unit only, as it is present in the demo models in our store. Sadly it's biggest flaw is the camera... It lacks definition and quality that my current phone, a note 9, packs. It has some qualities to it but is more representative of.... A Webcam. Video is jittery, and the shutter lag is abysmal. Possibly fixable with software. The colors and overall definition of the camera are also very dull and reminiscent of older phone tech. A miss but not this devices focus. Sound quality via Bluetooth is spot on, it's clean, crisp and doesn't have lag. Like most modern phones and some tablet devices there is no 3.5mm headphone jack. Using a usbc to 3.5mm headphone jack is possible however, and it also has no lag and is very crisp and clear audio. This accessory is not included so, if you want to use your favorite corded headphones on this, your going to need to buy this separately. Audio from the speaker is ok, you won't be jamming out to music using internal speaker. Another thing to note here is its slightly on the quiet side with most of its alerts, I found that after fiddling with some settings I could get the speaker to pump out audible alerts. Careful choosing of your tones is a huge thing too, there are many quiet ring tones and alert tones in this. Battery life destroys both my note 9 and older surface pro 4 in just three hours of use. I spent all day with this in my hands, opened many apps and downloaded all my apps and updated the device out of the box at 50%. It took five full hours to bring the battery to 12%, this isn't doable with what I did on any of my current devices. Even now it's sitting at 85% after further use. Design and accessories. Included in the box is the longest USBC to USBC cable ever, along with a "rapid" charging power brick which gets this from 12% to 100% in just under 40 minutes. I can't say I've had a fast charging device plug in and charge that quickly before. Sadly though we lack wireless charging. As for its other accessories you get a bumper which I put in twice and removed it twice. It takes away from the feel for me, giving it a duller edge yes but doesn't alow it to fold flat, so for me Im keeping it off and waiting for a case to become available. What is this devices purpose? Productivity. It is designed to bring the feeling of a Surface into the palm of your hands. It has its bugs and quirks yes, these can be fixed with updates but, if your looking for a device to get more done with, then give this a shot! Last but not least it's 4g lte no 5g. So in all I enjoy the Surface Duo for what it is now and what it will become. It's a keeper for me!
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Quality5 out of 5Value3 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5I would recommend this to a friendBrand response from MicrosoftOutreachTeam
Posted .Hello,
Thank you for sharing your in-depth thoughts and experience with Surface Duo. We appreciate your feedback as it helps our teams in designing the next generation of Surface devices.
We're glad that you're enjoying it so far and hope that your experience continues to improve.
Cheers,
Chuck
Surface Customer Care
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Quality5 out of 5Value3 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5Pros mentioned:Hardware, Screen quality, Use with appsCons mentioned:CameraRating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Far better than the early reviews suggest
|Posted .Owned for 1 week when reviewed.Features
Quality5 out of 5Value3 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5Pros mentioned:Hardware, Screen quality, Use with appsCons mentioned:CameraI have been waiting for the Surface DUO to come out since Microsoft first teased it at one of their events. I was crushed when all of the early reviews said to avoid it. Luckily, I decided to see for myself it was as bad as they were reporting. To my surprise, it wasn't near as buggy as they described thanks to an update when you first boot up the phone. This device is by far the best hardware I have ever owned. It feels very premium and is light enough that I don't realize how long I've been holding it. And unlike the LG G8x, the second screen is very functional. It's wonderful being able to flick apps from one screen to another. And spanning a browser accross both screens is a great way to surf the web. Another cool feature is the ability to open two instances of the edge browser. Yup, you can view two websites at the same time. It's a real productivity machine if that's what you are looking for. In all fairness to the early reviews, they are correct when they describe the camera. To me, it's like shooting photos with my Surface Pro. The photo is usable, just not as good as some of the Samsung phones. But for me, my phone is not my go to camera. And it's unknown if Microsoft and Google will be able to fix the issues with the phone with a software update. That would be another pleasant surprise if they do. The duel screens and the rest of the hardware more than make up for any limitations of the camera. Also, it's not as big/wide as reviewers suggest. Yes, it's wider than other phones but I like the extra real-estate. And it fits comfortably in my pocket. I have no regret with this purchase or any other Surface device I have purchased in the past.
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Quality5 out of 5Value3 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5I would recommend this to a friendBrand response from MicrosoftOutreachTeam
Posted .Hello,
We're delighted that you're enjoying the dual-screen design and productivity features of your new Surface Duo. It's great to hear your personal experience with it. Thank you for sharing your thoughts; we hope your Surface Duo serves you well.
Cheers,
Chuck
Surface Customer Care
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5Pros mentioned:Design, Screen qualityRating 4 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Microsoft + Android = Surface Duo!
|Posted .Owned for 1 week when reviewed.Features
Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5Pros mentioned:Design, Screen qualityThe Microsoft Surface Duo is a pleasant surprise for tech! If you have an Android phone, this phone makes you think you have a very high end device. It's familiar but new. It's a fantastic experience! It's a beautiful device and holding it in your hands is definitely something I'd recommend even if you're not looking to buy right away. This device is very innovative and is a game changer. It's not the Samsung Z Fold 2, it's two screens held together by a beautifully engineered hinge. The Surface Duo is awesome but it isn't perfect. Keep in mind that this is generation one of this product, bugs are apparent in the software but updates have and will be posted through it's life cycle. The camera is decent, not great. The speaker is mono, but doesn't sound bad (just leaves more to be desired). I bought the Duo and 3-4 weeks in... I'm pumped to be using it as my daily. It's been extremely cool to own. 4/5 stars.
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5I would recommend this to a friendBrand response from MicrosoftOutreachTeam
Posted .Hello Jay,
We're delighted that you're enjoying the innovative design of your new Surface Duo. Thank you for recommending it, and for your feedback; we hope you continue to have a good time using it.
Cheers,
Chuck
Surface Customer Care
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5Pros mentioned:Battery, Design, Screen qualityRating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Awesome Product from Microsoft!
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5Pros mentioned:Battery, Design, Screen qualityDO NOT LISTEN TO THE YOUTUBERS! First off this is a productivity device that can make phone calls and receive test messages and do everything else a phone can do and do well it does. This is the most beautiful and most solid built device ever period. The 2 screens are amazing. I ordered mine through AT&T and call quality and signal strength is excellent. Its fast, and even though it only has one speaker it sounds crystal clear. It has taken a few days to get use to the gestures but now that I have mastered that its been great. The camera is pretty good and actually better than I thought it would be. Battery life is amazing it has lasted me a day and a half easy. As one reviewer stated I can"t put this device down every since I got it. Bluetooth has been excellent with no issues connects to my car and playing music and answering phone calls have been perfect.
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5I would recommend this to a friendBrand response from MicrosoftOutreachTeam
Posted .Hello Chris,
Thank you for sharing your experience using your new Surface Duo. We're thrilled that you've been enjoying its dual-screen design, call quality, battery life, and more. We hope you continue to have a good time using it.
Cheers,
Chuck
Surface Customer Care
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Quality5 out of 5Value4 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5Rating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Fantastic Device from Microsoft
|Posted .Owned for less than 1 week when reviewed.Features
Quality5 out of 5Value4 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5I love this product. It's something completely different then we are all use to. At first glance you think the experience will be like other foldables, but because the device has two distinct screens, not one large folding one, it isn't. This is a multitasking monster, and one you need to play around a lot with before you get use to. I'm still not there yet but I'm excited to go through the process. It is one of, if not the most, beautiful devices I've used. It feels ultra premium even among premium phones. And the thinness really sets it off. Of course, the software still needs fine tuning, but it is definitely workable and will be updated. As far as hardware goes, a lot of reviewers are hammering the Duo vs the Galaxy Fold 2, which is $600 more. With $600 I'm sure we could have got the features of the Fold 2 (which is a phone not something new), but instead we get a beautifully thin (not thick) phone for a much lower, albeit still expensive price. I'm excited to use this one and am even more excited for a next generation one with slimmer bezels (these should go away even if they can be seen as grips), nfc, water resistance, and a slightly better camera. Once Microsoft gets these aspects in place, everyone won't be able to deny such innovation.
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Quality5 out of 5Value4 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5Brand response from MicrosoftOutreachTeam
Posted .Hello Lance,
It's wonderful to hear that you love your new Surface Duo. We're glad that you're a fan of how its dual-screen design makes it a powerhouse for multitasking and productivity. Thank you for your feedback; we hope you enjoy using your new Surface.
Cheers,
Chuck
Surface Customer Care
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Quality1 out of 5Value1 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5Pros mentioned:DesignCons mentioned:PriceRating 1 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Screen hardware flickering issue
|Posted .Owned for 2 weeks when reviewed.Features
Quality1 out of 5Value1 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5Pros mentioned:DesignCons mentioned:PriceHad this for about a month and already right screen is flickering green non stop. I can’t return it and Microsoft is impossible to get ahold of for warranty replacement. The product is beautiful but complete trash and waste of money. Don’t recommend to anyone. Read online alot of people going through hardware issues with screen like me and no options to repair or replace it
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Quality1 out of 5Value1 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5No, I would not recommend this to a friendBrand response from MicrosoftOutreachTeam
Posted .Hello,
We're sorry that there's an issue with your Surface Duo. If you're unable to reach Microsoft Support by phone, we suggest contacting them online here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4023527/surface-how-to-get-service-for-surface
Hope that helps,
Chuck
Surface Customer Care
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Quality5 out of 5Value3 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5Rating 4 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Almost, but not quite.
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Quality5 out of 5Value3 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5I ended up returning this thing and part of me regrets it. But it wasn't very practical as THE phone you carry around every day, and it was too expensive to just sit at home as a media consumption device. Everything the YouTubers (The Verge, MKBHD, etc) said is true - the cameras are crap and Android isn't really ready for the split screens. But I was willing to look past all that. What really killed me is that the bluetooth was garbage. It's not a very practical phone, but if I could have used a nice bluetooth headset with it, I could have lived with that. But even between my ear and my pocket, the connection would crappy. I'd have to hold the device right at my chest level to maintain a decent connection. So anyway, it's a pretty cool device and I look forward to future iterations. For now, I'll stick with my Galaxy Z Fold 2.
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Quality5 out of 5Value3 out of 5Ease of Use4 out of 5
Rating 3.1 out of 5 stars with 6 reviews
(6 Reviews)- GizmodoSeptember 11, 2020Microsoft's Surface Duo Is a Revolution in the MakingBetween its price, specs, and most notably its design, Microsoft's Surface Duo is one of the most divisive phones in recent memory. But after getting the chance to use one, I can't help but find the amount of vitriol, incredulity, and straight-upFull Review
- The VergeRating, 3 out of 53.0Dieter Bohn on September 10, 2020Microsoft Surface Duo review: double troublesThe hardware is amazing, except for the camera. The software is amazing, except for the bugs.Full Review
- EngadgetRating, 3.6 out of 53.6September 10, 2020Microsoft Surface Duo review: An exciting, erratic affairThe Surface Duo is decent as a phone, quite bad as a tablet, and somewhat functional as everything in between. That is, when the software works as promised. But bugs and app incompatibility plague this $1,399 device, which will need monthlyFull Review
- Tom's GuideRating, 3 out of 53.0Adam Ismail on January 8, 2021Microsoft Surface Duo review: A beautiful, bewildering $1,400 phoneThe Microsoft Surface Duo feels truly innovative in how it's built to help you get things done, but its myriad software inconsistencies, outdated hardware and subpar camera — all for an exorbitant price — betray its inspired design.Full Review
- MashableDanica D'Souza on September 15, 2020Hands-on with the Microsoft Surface DuoIs it a phone, a book, or a laptop?Full Review
- Laptop MagRating, 3 out of 53.0Kimberly Gedeon on September 10, 2020Microsoft Surface Duo reviewThe Microsoft Surface Duo is a foldable firecracker with a buggy UIFull Review
Q: Questiondoes the device have a slot for expansion cards micro sd
Asked by Keel.
- A:Answer There are no slots for expandable storage.
Answered by WayneJK
Q: QuestionDoes this mean Microsoft will be expanding the store to support more apps the way Google Play store does? Honestly the apps and games are what keep me holding onto my phone and tablet.
Asked by Ceis.
- A:Answer Surface Duo runs on the latest version of Android (10) and comes with full Google Play Services offering.
Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam
Q: QuestionIs the device water resistant in anyway?
Asked by McLazy.
- A:Answer Surface Duo is not designed to be a waterproof device. Surface Duo meets the IPX1 standard for electronic devices, meaning that it can withstand 1 mm of water, similar to spilling a glass of water on your desk.
Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam
Q: QuestionWith no outside camera, how would you go about taking a picture of a group of people or scenery that you are not in? Would you have to open the camera app on the opposite screen and take the picture with the camera facing away?
Asked by SurfaceBob.
- A:Answer With Surface Duo's revolutionary 360 hinge, you can fold the camera back so that you can view one screen while taking photos with the other.
Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam
Q: QuestionIs Verizon available as the carrier?
Asked by dlesandrini.
- A:Answer Yes, this model comes unlocked and is compatible with most major carriers including Verizon.
Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam
Q: Questionwhat are the spec. for photo (resolution,zoom,...)
Asked by Zika.
- A:Answer The Surface Duo utilizes an adaptive camera 11MP, f/2.0, 1.0 µm, PDAF and 84.0° diagonal FOV optimized with AI for front and rear. Photos: Auto mode with low-light & HDR multi-frame photo capture and dynamic range scene detection Super resolution zoom, and super zoom up to 7x Portrait mode with adjustable depth control Panorama mode Burst mode
Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam
Q: QuestionWill Surface Duo cases be available at launch?
Asked by BestBuyCustomer.
- A:Answer Surface Duo ships with the Surface Bumper in the box and Designed for Surface accessories will be available following August 28th. Customers planning to apply rear-panel protection should do so prior to installing the included Bumper.
Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam
Q: QuestionWhat kind of wearable accessories are compatible with Surface Duo?
Asked by BestBuyCustomer.
- A:Answer Surface Duo works great with Android compatible devices, including Android Auto, Wear OS devices, and other Android compatible accessories. Surface Duo is not compatible with Samsung Galaxy Watches or the Apple Watch.
Answered by MicrosoftOutreachTeam