Review on 💻 ALLDOCUBE 2-in-1 Detachable Laptop Touchscreen Tablet 10.1-inch with Keyboard, Windows 10, Intel Celeron N4020, 4GB RAM, 128GB Memory, Full HD IPS Display 1920x1200, 2.4G+5G WiFi, Bluetooth 4.2, Type C, HDMI by Zachary Caldwell

I've always been shy about buying devices that call themselves "tablet laptops". My opinion has always been that manufacturers make big compromises in quality/performance/features to match the lower price. The only thing that interested me at the time was the Surface 3, but that was too big and clunky with a fur keyboard. Today, however, I am locked at home more often than usual and sit at my computer desk for hours. in the end it becomes more than monotonous. I was looking for a tablet that would allow me to move around more, but I don't want to be limited to iOS/Android and want the power/functionality of Windows. After careful consideration and research on the Internet, I decided on this tablet. What appealed to me about the ALLDOCUBE 2 in 1 was above all the many connections. In an age where full-size laptops have about 2 ports, this guy has a lot of them! Full size USB, USB-C, Micro HDMI and (unfortunately a feature in 2021) a headphone jack! In addition, there is a micro SD port for expandable storage, so the small size of the included SSD does not matter. Second, it has a Full HD screen with a resolution of 1900 x 1200. I know it doesn't sound like much, but most devices of this size/price have terrible resolution. Even bigger companies like Acer/HP are outfitting their cheaper 2-in-1s with terrible 720p screens, making reading or watching a terrible experience. Video calls and e-books look crisp and clear on this Netflix device. However, I was a bit concerned that the CPU and RAM aren't powerful enough, but running Chrome with 10-12 tabs, Zoom, Office suite and even some light games (Starcraft and Heroes of Might & Magic 3) wasn't a problem at all . The battery buzzed for a full 4 hours of average use, and I didn't feel like I had to live near a charger. The keyboard isn't stunning, but it works and it's free (unlike the interface above) so I can't get mad. Overall I'm very happy not to be tied to my desk all the time and having a full Windows machine in your hand is great.