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We all saw the unveil of the new Surface devices coming soon, right? I feel like the Surface Duo is tailor made for the on the go business professional who really can get everything done from their Surface Duo with its capabilities. The one thing that I'm sure it's missing is Dual SIM capabilities. What do you think? I have multiple phone numbers and carry two phones, both an iPhone Xs Max and Galaxy Note 8. I'd love to downsize that into 1 and have two SIM's in the Surface Duo.
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Surface Duo has a physical Nano SIM. AT&T locked SKU will have eSIM disabled while the Open market SKU will support Dual SIM single available (physical SIM and eSIM) – so only one SIM for calls, texts, data can be active at one time.
For more information about switching between SIM data plans see, Set up a mobile data connection on Surface Duo.
This would be good to know.
The UK Duo has the eSIM and nano SIM unlocked, can you confirm both function in the same manner as an Android phone? e.g. chose which SIM to use to make phone calls, both SIM active for receiving phone calls.
Happy with the limitation on choosing which SIM to use for data, the dual sim phone call capability is a show stopper for me.
Gutted the surface is not supporting 2 sims. For me I need it for work and home. So until the surface supports this I will not be getting one 😢😢
We all saw the unveil of the new Surface devices coming soon, right? I feel like the Surface Duo is tailor made for the on the go business professional who really can get everything done from their Surface Duo with its capabilities. The one thing that I'm sure it's missing is Dual SIM capabilities. What do you think? I have multiple phone numbers and carry two phones, both an iPhone Xs Max and Galaxy Note 8. I'd love to downsize that into 1 and have two SIM's in the Surface Duo.
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100% agreed with you.
