Surface Duo on sale for $200 off from Microsoft Store
The Surface Duo is down to its lowest price yet.
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What you need to know
Microsoft’sSurface Duoonly launched a few weeks ago, but it’s already on sale through the Microsoft Store. If you check out the Surface Duo on the Microsoft Store right now, both the 128GB and 256GB variants of the device are on sale for $200 off. It’s not known how long this sale will last. It could last untilBlack Friday, it could end sooner. If you’re on the fence, it might be worth taking advantage of now.
The Surface Duo is Microsoft’s first mobile device in some time. It’s a foldable device with cellular capabilities, allowing it to act as a phone or a tablet, though it isn’t exactly the same as any other device on the market.
The Surface Duo is the culmination of years of effort from Microsoft to bring its apps and services to Android. It pairs those apps and services with the entire Google Play Store and impressive hardware from the Surface team.
“With ground-breaking hardware design and the right apps, it’s game-changing. But some early jankiness with the OS, performance issues, and the lack of modern hardware holds it back,” said our executive editor Daniel Rubino in his review.
If you grab a Surface Duo for $200, you may want to take some of those saved dollars to protect it. There are a growing number ofSurface Duo casesavailable, including holsters, bumpers, and pouches.
The promo reportedly endson October 29th.
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