Gymnast Katelyn Ohashi and a green screen show off the Surface Duo in a new ad
The Surface Duo needs a little help to keep up with Katelyn Ohashi’s gymnastic skills.
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Katelyn Ohashi stars in a new commercial for the Surface Duo. This is the second ad that Ohashi has featured in showing off the Surface Duo. Thefirst adshows Ohashi and the Surface Duo working together. This latest add shows Ohashi and the Surface Duo flipping around and showing off their flexibility in a competition.
Ohashi is a world-class gymnast who went viral for herfloor routinethat scored a perfect 10.0 in 2019. The latest ad for the Surface Duo shows Ohashi going head-to-head against the mobile device with dance moves, writing, and flipping around in the air.
The Surface Duo tries to give Ohashi a run for her money when it comes to flipping and flexibility, though it’s revealed that the Surface Duo is actually getting help from a green screen and a person disguised through the wonders of technology (how scandalous!).
The Surface Duo has been out for a few months now, and we’ve had enough time to do aSurface Duo reviewand a Surface Duo re-review. The Surface Duo continues to receive regular updates, though it did not receive one in December. Our sources say that another update for the Surface Duo is coming soon.
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