The Surface Duo’s international release date is set for February 18th
The Surface Duo will finally arrive in more countries next week.
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What you need to know
Microsoft’s Surface Duo is set to arrive in several additional countries next week. According to Microsoft pages inCanadaand theUK, the Surface Duo will be available starting February 18, 2021. The Surface Duo is also set to ship in Germany and France on the same day.
The Surface Duo will be available for £1,349 in the UK, according toThe Verge. In the UK, people will be able to buy the Surface Duo at Currys PC World or through the Microsoft Store online.
The Surface Duo will cost €1,549 in Germany, according to The Verge.
People outside of the U.S. have had to wait some time to get the Surface Duo. The device originally came out in September 2020. Since then, the device has received several updates to address the issues that contributed to mixed reviews, including our ownSurface Duo review.
If you’re in the U.S., you can buy the Surface Duo right now, and there are some big discounts going on. It’s currently on sale for $400 off at Best Buy and will also go on sale for $400 off through the Microsoft Store this Friday.
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