Surface Duo accessories now available on Microsoft Store
You can protect your Surface Duo with new accessories from the Microsoft Store.
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What you need to know
Microsoft’sSurface Duois available starting today. Along with the device itself,Microsoft’s websitenow has accessories for the Surface Duo, including screen protectors, a bumper case, and chargers.
The Surface Duo already comes with a bumper case, which is one of thebest Surface Duo cases, but if yours breaks or you want another one for any reason, you can order one fromMicrosoft’s online store. The bumper case costs $40 and adds protection to the Surface Duo without limiting its ability to rotate around 360 degrees.
The InvisibleShield screen protectors for the Surface Duois made out of hybrid glass to help protect your device’s screens from scratches and damage. It’s also anti-microbial, which is a nice bonus. The Surface Duo has two screens, so the $60 screen protector set is a bit pricier than you might be used to.
If you want to grab more accessories, make sure to check out ourfull collection of the best accessories for Surface Duo.
This set of screen protectors will help your Surface Duo’s dual displays stay pristine and scratch-free.
This bumper case protects your Surface Duo but doesn’t get in the way of its 360-degree hinge.
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