Surface Duo dbrand skins available for preorder
Skins for the Surface Duo are ready to launch alongside the dual-screen device.
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What you need to know
Microsoft’sSurface Duowill already turn heads thanks to its two screens, unique form factor, and the fact that it’s incredibly thin, but you can enhance its look even further with dbrand skins.Preorders for dbrand skinsfor the Surface Duo are now live. You can customize the look of your Surface Duo’s front and back or logo with skins from dbrand. You can also grab a multicolor Microsoft logo to don on the back of the device.
The front/back skins for the Surface Duo cover the exterior of the device. You can choose from a wide range of looks, including stone, marble, matte black, and wood. There are also patterned skins, such as “Matrix,” “Dragon,” and “Swarm.”
The front/back skins cost $19.95 while the logo skins cost $1.95. The multicolor Microsoft logo is a bit more at $2.95.
Preordered skins start shipping in September, which lines up with the Surface Duo’s release date of September 10.
Make it your own
You can customize the look of your Surface Duo with these skins. You can cover the body of the device or just grab a skin for the Microsoft logo.
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