Microsoft Phones
Browse 2 Microsoft phones with full specifications, cameras, battery, display and prices — compare any two models side by side.
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Microsoft's journey in mobile phones spans two very different eras. It first pushed into the space with Windows Phone software and later Lumia-branded hardware inherited from Nokia, aiming to challenge Android and iOS with a distinct tile-based interface, before eventually stepping back as the ecosystem struggled to attract developers and users at scale. Years later, Microsoft returned to hardware with a fundamentally different idea, dual-screen Android devices designed around productivity, multitasking, and pen input rather than competing head-on as a conventional smartphone.
The Surface Duo and Surface Duo 2 embodied this vision, folding open into two connected displays that let users run separate apps side by side, take notes, or browse and reply to messages simultaneously, appealing to professionals who valued Microsoft's software ecosystem on a mobile form factor. Both devices ultimately became a discontinued chapter rather than an ongoing smartphone line, and Microsoft has since shifted its mobile focus back toward software and services rather than manufacturing phones. For Singapore and Malaysia buyers interested in these distinctive dual-screen devices, secondhand or clearance pricing may be the main way to access them now. GridMobile lets you compare Microsoft phone specifications against current smartphones, helping you judge whether the unique dual-screen format still suits your workflow and budget.