Get creative with these wild Surface Duo skins

By Dan Thorp-Lancaster
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You can even create your own design by just uploading an image.

Surface Duo Mighty Skins
Surface Duo Mighty Skins (Image credit: Daniel Rubino / Windows Central)

What you need to know

  • Mighty Skins now has Surface Duo skins available in a ton of designs.
  • There are pop culture and art designs across a range of styles, or you can create your own custom design.
  • Skins are available to order starting at $14.

We've started to see several companies release skins for Surface Duo, including SopiGuard and dbrand. However, if you want to take things a step beyond experimenting with colors and materials, Mighty Skins has some pretty wild options that can add a ton of personality to your Duo.

There are skins with designs ranging from marble and camo to surreal and pop art here. Some of the looks are, well, questionable, to say the least. But there are some pretty cool ones that complement the Duo well, too.

In addition to the different art collections, Mighty Skins also lets you create your own custom skins. All you have to do is upload an image and see how it will look on the Duo. From there, you can order your custom design starting at $20.

Mighty Skins' skins start at $15 and shipping comes in at $5. You can check out the full list of collections for more at Mighty Skins now.
Mighty Skins Surface Duo skins


Mighty Skins gives you a ton of pretty wild ways to customize the look of your Surface Duo. There are pop art, surreal art, and texture collections, along with the option to make a custom skin.

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Dan Thorp-Lancaster
Dan Thorp-Lancaster

Dan Thorp-Lancaster is the former Editor-in-Chief of Windows Central. He began working with Windows Central, Android Central, and iMore as a news writer in 2014 and is obsessed with tech of all sorts. You can follow Dan on Twitter @DthorpL and Instagram @heyitsdtl. 

5 Comments
  • Imagine spending $1,400 on a beautiful device and then sticking that on it.
  • Imagine buying a $2,000 MacBook Pro and putting stickers on it? Let people do what they want with their devices to be creative and personalize. We have enough "get off my lawn" types on the internet these days ;)
  • Yeah, I'm not suggesting people don't do what they want with their own hardware. Just saying I find it very odd.
  • I stand in awe seeing how a unique "Enterprise" Android device is imediately picked up by consumerism, while I had to choose from the same 3 covers for all my Lumia line.
  • These are nice, but I have to say, the plain black skins on this device look so damned cool. Not that white is bad, it's just black makes the Duo look like some amazing futuristic high-end luxury device. (Which it kind of is anyway.) The leather-like one from SopiGuard also looks kind of nice.