You really want to use one at a time, or have two windows open. You really don't want to play games or watch videos across the break, unlike on the Galaxy Z Fold3's smooth screen. There's a break in the middle although it's smaller than the one on the original Duo, because Microsoft now uses curved screens that get closer to each other, it still creates a noticeable gap in a spanned image. The Duo has two 5.8-inch, 1,892-by-1,344-pixel screens that work independently or as one 8.3-inch panel. There's a USB-C port for charging and/or headphones on the bottom that worked with my Samsung USB-C earbuds the phone comes with a cable, but neither earbuds nor a power adapter. Left to right: Surface Duo 2, Surface Duo 1Ī raised power button on the right edge, just below the volume buttons, includes the fingerprint sensor. So now we have the Duo 2, which fixes the original Duo's problems while still standing in a class of its own. That's so Microsoft, right? Like Windows 1.0 or PC DOS 1.0, Microsoft is nothing if not consistent. The first model was a disaster, lacking basic features such as primary rear cameras and launching with unacceptably buggy software. The Surface Duo 2, as the name says, is the second of its line.
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But if find yourself wishing for an alternative to using the task switcher on your Android phone all the time, the Duo 2 might be right for you. The form factor is likely too radical for most people, who want to hold a phone to their heads for calls, and send texts, take pictures, or play games on a single screen. With no real external display and with a bezel between the screens, it's not like other foldable phones such as the $1,800 Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3. A dual-screen, handheld Android phablet, the Duo 2 lives up to its name: It practically demands that you look at two windows at once. Microsoft's $1,499.99 Surface Duo 2 works, and it doesn't work like anything else.
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