Glad to see others with the same spirit of trying to do their best to no buy chinese products.
I’ll wait and see. Otherwise my money will go to Sony, LG or Samsung. Bye apple.
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I am interested in the Surface Duo but I avoid buying products made in China. I dont mind Korea or any of our allies but not China. Can you tell me where the Duo will be built so I can decide what my next device will be.
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Glad to see others with the same spirit of trying to do their best to no buy chinese products.
I’ll wait and see. Otherwise my money will go to Sony, LG or Samsung. Bye apple.
I came here looking for the same information.
I've been an Apple user for 10 years or more, and I'm considering switching.
Partly because I'm bored but also because I don't want my next Smartphone to come from China.
The Surface Duo was the first option that came to mind.
I heard the manufacturer told Microsoft the area around the usb-c port was too thin, and the plastic would crack, so they should switch it to metal or ceramic. But MS said it would be too expensive.
True story... 😉
According to Cnet it is going to be made in China
The surface Duo will probably be manufactured in Vietnam like the Lumia 650, 950/XL and I think a few others in the Lumia lineup of smartphones but considering that Microsoft has supposedly been partnering unofficially with the People's Liberation Army or at least some off-shoots of it then it would be no suprise if the Surface Duo was manufactured inside the PRC or any sattelite state of the PRC like Djibouti or