Review on 🔘 AVITA Magus II 10.1" Tablet - HD Display, Detachable Keyboard, Windows 10, Intel Celeron N4000, 4GB RAM, 64GB Storage (Black) by Robert Gomatham

I bought this because it was cheaper than buying a 10 inch Android tablet and keyboard. The tablet uses an Intel Celeron N4000 processor, 2 cores, 1.10 GHz with 2.60 GHz peak frequency, 4 MB cache and Intel® UHD Graphics 600. It has 1 USB 2.0 slot, 1 mini HDMI port, Connection for headphones and a micro SD slot (max. 128 GB). 64 GB hard disk space, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. It uses a non-USB 12V power adapter. It also has a decent quality camera. High-quality keyboard with large trackpad. The docking station is standard and the body is nice but too thin to sit on your lap, but it's also a tablet. The speakers aren't very loud, but then again this is a tablet so don't be surprised. Battery life is good, I spent several hours watching YouTube videos and tweaking settings with only 40% battery. It runs in Windows S mode, which means you can only use apps from the Microsoft Store, but you can switch it to full Windows for free by going to Settings > Update & Security > Activation. It comes preinstalled with Office which is a plus. I installed Adobe Photoshop and it works fine. You can install something as simple as Adobe Rush for video editing, but the tablet doesn't meet the app's requirements, so don't expect quick results. I'm sure there are other video editing apps that can do the job. My only complaint is that I wish it could use a standard USB port for charging, none of my adapters fit. Otherwise I'm satisfied