Microsoft Duo Durability Test! - How Thin is too Thin?!

Today we durability test the Microsoft Surface Duo! Get your first audiobook and access to a monthly selection of Audible Originals for free when you try Audible for 30 days visit www.audible.co... or text "jerryrig" to 500 500! As soon as I got this phone out of the box, I know I really, really liked it. Two screens for the price of... two? Perfect. Lets see if the Microsoft Surface Duo can handle the stress of every day life. The halves of this phone are super thin. When folded shut, it becomes as thick as a normal phone. We'll start off the durability test by opening up the Slim Pen. Then we'll scratch test the Duo along with the normal fire and bend tests. Should be fun!
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