Surface Duo Otterbox Folio spotted online
Otterbox will have the Surface Duo covered with a folio case.
What you need to know
- A folio case from Otterbox has been spotted online for the Surface Duo.
- The folio case has a loop for a Surface Pen and wraps around the entire device.
- The Surface Duo launches on September 10, 2020.
Microsoft's Surface Duo launches this week, and we'll likely see a bevy of cases for it. Based on photos shared by Aggiornamenti Lumia, Otterbox has a case for the Surface Duo. The Otterbox Folio case wraps around the foldable device and has a sleeve for a Surface Pen.
The Otterbox Folio looks like it's thick enough to provide good protection, but it doesn't appear overly bulky.
The Surface Duo has a unique form factor that includes two folding screens that can be used together or wrapped around to present a single screen. With that form factor in mind, the Otter Box Folio looks like it works with several of the Surface Duo postures.
Otterbox Surface Duo Folio https://t.co/yDsF4OMLNf pic.twitter.com/UtZkd5XdrROtterbox Surface Duo Folio https://t.co/yDsF4OMLNf pic.twitter.com/UtZkd5XdrR— Aggiornamenti Lumia (@ALumia_Italia) September 9, 2020September 9, 2020
With the Surface Duo launching this week, expect to see several accessories for the device pop up.
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