CHUWI Hi10 Air Windows 10 Tablet with 10.1'' IPS FHD Display, 4GB RAM, 64GB eMMC, Intel Processor up to 1.84GHz, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0, Keyboard Included

I have been using this Chuwi Hi 10 Air for about a month. First of all I have to say that looks very nice. The screen is well defined. The material is solid. It has really metallic edges. The Tablet as the keyboard. The keyboard is very comfortable considering its size. It feels good typing. The pad is a Little small but i use to conect a bluetooth mouse. Bluetooth and wifi performance are very good. It recognizes easily every device i have tried including my Smart tv's and my fitness trackers.The battery life is up to 7 hours as the specs says. If you switch off the wifi when you are not online, you down the bright when you are inside it lasts a lot. More if you use in tablet mode. Remember the tablet feeds the keyboard to work.What have I done? watch movies edit documents in office 365 web browsing children homework, edit powerpoint presentations, use moodle, upload and download from onedrive etc. Everything fine.This is the third Chuwi product in my house, (I have 2 Herobook) I o not have anything to complain. I was familiarized with atom pocessors and I know how they work.Do not intend to get one for gaming purposes. (I have been asked about it).The camera could be a little better.I was using it the last week when I traveled. I have it on plane in tablet mode watching movies offline. It was enough for the almost 4 hours flight. I use it with minimum bright without any problem. Using it in exteriors i set it a little brighter but not all. Maybe on summer (I am in Peru, here is winter)I give 5 stars because it satisfy my needs for a modic price and is very good looking, small and comfortable. The seller is 5 star too. Helped me very quickly when I neeeded some additional papers for customs here in Peru.

I have been using this tablet for a couple of weeks now and am overall very pleased with my purchase. The tablet is an attractive metal construction as is the keyboard. It looks and feels nice, sturdy, and probably a bit heavier than most people will expect. The touch screen is gorgeous, very bright and sharp, and works well. The keyboard also does fine for typing. The processor is fast enough for most everyday work and does a great job running Outlook and Chrome. In almost every aspect this is a great piece of hardware and for the price it is probably unbeatable.So why the three stars you ask. The computer has two major software flaws right out of the box. The number one flaw is the touchpad. There is no driver for it. It uses the generic MS HID Mouse driver. That would be fine except for the fact that the touchpad has gestures turned on internally and is very prone to interpreting normal swipes into key combinations which swap windows and open menus. It is so bad that it makes the pad almost useless. There is a kludge fix for problem using a hot-key killer program which helps but does not completely cure it. In my opinion a consumer shouldn't have to go fishing for kludge fixes on a basic function such as a touchpad. Chuwi needs to get a driver written and certified for their computers. It is a crying shame that such a nice piece of hardware suffers from an easily correctable software flaw.The second major issue is the very low sound volume. There is no audio control software for the sound card. Once again this can be overcome but it requires the user to change some settings in the Windows mixer and download a third party equalizer program. You shouldn't have to do this on a new computer just to make it functional.So there you go Chuwi. You have an excellent piece of hardware but you have skimped on certifying drivers for the touchpad and sound card. Without those two flaws I would have given this machine a 5 star review.If you are thinking of purchasing this tablet be prepared to be pleased with the hardware but keep in mind that you will have to do a bit of googling and downloading to make the touchpad and speakers act right.

It weighs a ton. 4-5 pounds on my bathroom scale. It also has no charger or cord. Absolutely not what I wanted. Returned immediately! Don't trust the specs at all.

Don’t update the “KMDF HID Minidriver for touch I2C Device”. It messes up the touchscreen. 18.48.49.969, is the driver version you need if you accidentally did.This is a great product. I’m using it to make a retro game on the go. Only con is that the USBC could lock in better. It stays in well but it would be nice if it didn’t as easily fall out. Otherwise you have a strong 2n1 10” PC here and probably one of the best small tech PCs you can get in this gen and well priced.Additions that I felt were required; I disabled the mouse pad on the attachable keyboard since I had a Bluetooth mouse and The touch screen works in desktop mode. I bought a usb internet receiver because the one in the tablet doesn’t have all that great of range. Hardly complaints

Good value. Love the camera on outside for class but battery not improved from version 9. 😣

No fast charger

The charging brick did not work but I just used the one for my phone without issues. Would give 4 stars for that but I have to give 5 since the overall ratings for this device are criminally low. The fact that it runs Windows is AMAZING. You can plug USBs, mics and all sorts of things and the device will pick them up like a regular laptop. I recommend you get it with the keyboard, you'll regret it if you don't. It adds 2 USB ports and the ability to let the tablet sit on its own. Overall, the best value tablet I've ever seen, especially in this price bracket.

This certainly isn't a powerhouse, but for what I plan to do with it, it should be just fine. Other than chrome and email, I also plan to use it for remote broadcasts on my online radio station. I use an app called Feenphone, which is pretty light weight. This plus my small behringer audio interface, and I'm ready to go.I was very happy to find that this came with the keyboard. I know not everyone sells it that way, so it was a nice surprise. I have had other Chewi products in the past, and the keyboard I had would have worked just fine, but getting a brand new one when you weren't expecting it is nice. I just got it today, and am still working through all the updates, but so far, I haven't had any problems.