
Open two screens and discover limitless possibilities for apps, email, meetings, and calls that never leaves your side. Now with lightning-fast 5G,³ optimized audio in every mode, and new dynamic triple lens camera to capture, edit, and share moments. More than a phone, new dual-screen experiences for Microsoft 365 await, plus Xbox gaming, streaming, and every Android™ app in the Google Play store.¹
Q: is surface duo 2 compatible with t-mobile ?
A: Yes, it is. I'm currently using it with T-mobile. I'm also able to connect to T-Mobile's 5G network.
A: The Surface Duo 2 has MS Office loaded and I can open and edit documents but if you want full functionality with the cloud and your other Office 365 account then you'll need to subscribe.
A: Yes, can can connect to pc, display, and other devices using usb-c port
A: Yes, this awesome phone works with t-mobile
A: Yeah, you need to open it to do anything useful. You can use hands free to answer calls, etc. I'd recommend a Wear OS device (smart watch) to bridge the gap as this phone isn't super fast to check notifications or a quick photo/post. Its definitely got a focus on productivity when the screens are open, which is cool, but it makes it less than practical for most use cases. You really have to want this dual screen form factor. Past that it's immensely useful. You can use the phone as a very very very expensive flashlight without opening it by double tapping the power button. So you can so SOMETHING without opening the screen :-). Maybe not that useful, but it's something right? haha
Q: does this phone work with boost mobile?
A: Works wit T-Mobile should work on boost.
A: That's probably more of a question for Verizon.. but the phone does have a Wifi Calling feature in the settings menu you can enable. That does NOT mean it's supported by Verizon though! Carriers do control the configuration of devices that connect to their networks, and choose to enable some features and different sets of technologies they support on their networks. Long story short, if Verizon is not selling this phone or isn't in their BYOD list (which it isn't when I looked to see if it was for you) then likely it is not supported and may not work. I would recommend calling them. I can say when I used to be with Verizon I had a similar question on another phone, I think it was a Nokia Windows Phone at the time, and their tech support will tell you that they do not support all unlocked phones. They did have a list that would work but had the disclaimer that they did not all support all network features on them. So, the only way to know is to call them and ask about what calling features are supported on unlocked phones specifically this phone. Unless they've changed in the last few years, I can say if you want that kind of flexibility in a carrier, you may want to look at another carrier like ATT or Tmobile.
A: Got this a month ago and it was a breeze to set--up. Just pop the sim card from the old phone and inserted into the new unlocked Surface Duo 2. The setup walk through is the same as any phone you get directly from a carrier, without assistance from the carrier.