Hi10 X2 Windows 11 Tablet 10.1'', Intel Core i3 (up to 3.9GHz), 8GB RAM 256GB SSD, Windows Tablet PC, 4K Micro HDMI, WiFi 6, BT 5.3, USB 3.2, Dual Cameras, Type C, with Case

Loved this Hi10 X1. The N100 performs really well for web browsing. Good for productivity, about 5 hours battery life. The aluminum exterior feels nice. The only true issue with the whole thing is a little bit of backlight bleed, but that’s not noticeable on the desktop 99% of the time. Both my chuwi tablets have it mildly, but handling the tablets over time seems to have relieved the pressure on the LCDs. Using this to drive a 4k display (or even a couple!) is completely viable if you’re only looking to do office or school work. Not so good on gaming, obviously, but I played plenty of older titles at 1280x800 @ 60fps (emulators and games like stardew work great). If you’re curious about performance, just go look up N100 mini PC performance videos. The cooling is adequate enough to get a full stretch on the processor, so you can expect the same quality experience on the X1. Runs 4k streaming just fine, too. Also, Linux compatibility on x86_64 is awesome! Pretty cool little tablet if you wanted something for the server room.

Shocked for the price. Sound - legit Touch quality - best I've felt in a while on a Windows tablet or touch laptop Speed - reasonable, good for the price Wifi - no problems Kickstand - surprisingly high quality Temperature - running cool enough Fan speed - can hear it but really only 1-2 feet away. ++For usb C main charge port Battery life TBD seems like 4 hr ish The screen is decent, maybe good for the price. Only concern would be evenness of lighting at dark settings or going ultra dark for night. Honestly this thing is a steal at this price. :)

This Windows 11 tablet is an absolute steal for its price! It offers impressive performance that rivals much more expensive devices, making it perfect for everyday tasks like web browsing, streaming, and even light productivity work. The sleek design and responsive touchscreen add to its appeal, while the smooth operation of Windows 11 ensures a user-friendly experience. Whether you're a student, professional, or casual user, this tablet delivers excellent value without breaking the bank. Highly recommended for those seeking quality and affordability in one package!

This is right after I opened it. Is this supposed to have a key order with it?? Because I started digging through the box after I saw this sticker on the tablet. Anyway, it feels pretty sturdy. I haven't bought a tablet in years and I remember them pretty slim. This is thicker but then I guess it's more like a computer. Haven't used it yet. Just wanted to say there is no keyboard.

This product not working right I need to return it

I got this tablet specifically because you can format the hard drive and install Linux on it (I chose Linux Mint Mate because people on the CHUWI forums mentioned it working, which it does). Though it did require some extra fiddling/scripting to get the touchscreen working on it. I connected a small Bluetooth keyboard and mouse to it, as well as wireless earbuds, and configured it to automatically log in to my Linux user account. It connects to my phone's WiFi hotspot, so I can take it out in public, to restaurants, etc. and watch YouTube videos or browse the web on a very compact device, and also have touchscreen functionality. It isn't the fastest device ever of course, but for this purpose it works perfectly well.

This will be my new field computer- has just enough connectivity, with a couple usb dongles it's perfect. Runs and charges on 12v PD (though the power supply is fixed to 12v I think). Ran for at least four hours on internal battery running SDRuno, and web browsing/youtube video watching. My Ugreen power bank at least doubles it's capacity... it's internal battery is tinnie, but more than adequate IMO- and probably helps keep the cost down. The N150 is perfect for the size of this... not gonna run out of pci lanes here like on some of the NAS PCs that use it. Super happy, haven't even bought the keyboard yet... not sure if I will.

It's an okay Windows tablet but way too under powered even when running Linux and the display is very low quality