Source: Daniel Bader / Android Central (Image credit: Source: Daniel Bader / Android Central) The hinge is so good, in fact, that I'm bummed Microsoft didn't take more advantage of that fact - as you'll see a bit later, there are very few things you can do right now when the phone is in laptop mode, for instance, or in tent mode. Microsoft's 360-degree hinge is practically perfect - it's silent and small, smooth, and subtle - and can prop the two displays open at basically any angle. And to Microsoft's credit, the hardware is incredible, so the software has a lot to live up to.Īfter spending two weeks with the Surface Duo, I can easily say that this is the best hinge in the game. It's important to say that up front, because when a company introduces a new form factor, it has to make sure the software experiences showcase the hardware in the best light. Open: 145.2mm (H) x 186.9mm (W) x 4.8mm (T)Ĭlosed: 145.2mm (H) x 93.3mm (W) x 9.9mm (T at hinge)įor all the jargon about "next wave of mobile productivity," the Duo is still fundamentally an Android phone with two displays, and the way Microsoft's changes either do or don't cohere with Android's limitations say a lot about what features you will and won't be able to do on this thing. Single: 5.6 inch (1800x1350), 401 ppi, 4:3ġ1MP, ƒ/2.0 1.0um, PDAF, 84.0° diagonal FOVĭual mic with noise suppression and echo cancellationįast Charging using 18W in-box power supply
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