2 in 1 Laptop 10.1", Intel Core i3 (3.9GHz), 8GB RAM 256GB SSD, Windows 11 Tablet with Magnetic Keyboard, WiFi 6, BT 5.3, Dual Cameras, HD IPS Touchscreen, HDMI,USB 3.2, with Case

A solid Windows tablet for the price. The display bleeds a little and the panel type seems a bit on the cheap side since the viewing angles aren’t great, but it gets the job done. The touchscreen is responsive and sensitive, the screens material feels smooth and good quality. The case it comes with is a little loose and it’s a bit of a pain to get it to stand without the keyboard attached. The battery life isn’t great but it gives plenty of time to get most things done. The tablet comes with a good mix of pots, including an USB 3.2 which I appreciate. It’s quite compact, more so than my iPad at least, so it fits just about anywhere. Using it is just like any other Windows computer, but touch, and even though the screen is quite small the touchscreen is precise enough that tapping where you want to is no problem. Typing on the screen feels just like on iPad, the keyboard feels cheap but it’s responsive and is attached magically so it’s convenient to remove and attach. The CPU isn’t amazing but it’s quick enough that it doesn’t really hinder usage, but load times for certain tasks can take a bit sometimes.

I have bene using my CHUWI Ubook for at least 3 months, and I do not have a single complaint. The sensitivity in the screen is perfect, the display is perfect and the memory RAM & ROM that is already included in the tablet is more than perfect for a young professional, kids, teenagers, etc. I do have a PC at work, so using this one as my personal table keeps my information and data secure. It is very easy to setup and use. I do recommend it

The Chuwi Hi10 Max will be my go to device for grad school over the next year. I’m quite familiar with the N100, and appreciate its web browsing performance. The functionality with the keyboard is quite good, and it’s backlit. The cooling is adequate enough to get a full stretch on the processor. Video playback on the high res screen looks really nice. You may notice a bit of backlight bleed, but that isn’t a problem on the desktop 99% of the time. The device is capable enough to drive a 4k display via its mini HDMI or USB C ports. That makes it really productive for school and office work. In my opinion, the value for money is really high. I got 5 hours battery life during normal use. It can also do lower res/spec games like stardew valley and emulators. If you understand the limitations of the processor, then you should be more than happy with this purchase. Look up N100 mini PC videos if you’re curious about what web browsing/gaming performance might look like. Pros: -Touchscreen and smart stylus capability. -Good 2-in-1 experience (on flat surface). -Decent web browsing and video playback performance (up to 4k). -Nice aluminum exterior. -Good IO and USB C PD charging Cons: -Shorter battery life (5 hours). -Mild backlight bleed. -Gaming is limited to lower resolution or older titles (720p @60fps on some). But who expects to game on an N100 processor except for a low-spec tech enthusiast like myself. Five stars overall because of the value for money (especially on coupon at 340$).

Unit I received has crazy light bleed in the display and some foreign debris under the pre installed screen protector. This unit gets HOT!! After completing the windows updates the unit was uncomfortable to hold. Speed is a little on the slower side due to 8gb of ram. Will it function yes but I am unsure of how long it will last with basic tasks.

I recommend it cause the speed and functionally is pretty much the best for this price range. I recommend getting a stylus and a wireless mouse. The mouse is a must need for work. Sometimes the touch screen isn't enough but great for if you are not working on it.

The picture is great with 3k resolution. The price is very good too for a 2-in-1. However battery drains quickly. The touchscreen is bit quirky, sometimes not responsive. It is bit hard to handle one-hand with its wide screen and weight for a 13" tablet

For the price point ,it's a really good laptop/tablet... no complaints here... excellent keyboard also and no glitches thus far...would recommend

Update: After 24 hours I can say that the battery life is not 9 hours of "normal" use, though a majority of the battery drain was from system updates, screen time, and internet browser (downloading software). Out of box, I was going to see about 3 hours. Toggling ALL power saver options on got me to about 6.5 hours. I then manually adjusted the screen brightness down to 35% (since it should be mostly indoor use) and I think once the setup process is finished these settings will get CLOSER to the 9hr marker. Otherwise, very pleased with performance so far. IRONICALLY, when I went to compare the display sizes, the old CHUWI I had suddenly started to experience battery bulge and the screen has bulged out (I think this is something of the past, just a irony I wanted to share). Original: I've owned another CHUWI Windows Tablet and had mostly good results from it. This one I purchased for a specific application and hope that it pulls through "fully functioning USB TYPE-C". MY unboxing was mixed as the size and weight were impressive, until I flipped it over and saw how SMALL the screen actually is against the 1" bezel that surrounds it... QUITE unimpressive. Once I started to use it, everything felt VERY smooth (even while it was running full throttle downloads and updates in the background, as every device does once it's turned on). I AM concerned though... I received the device with about 50% battery and only got about 1.5 hours of use before I hit 15% - that's not going to get the 9 hours of use claimed... Not a big deal, but I was planning on replacing my tablet with this if it performed well and so far the smaller screen makes me think twice and the battery life makes me kind of want to just return it. I will update once I have a better gauge of battery life and the TYPE-C tested. Have not tested the keyboard or the Pen (which was sold separately).