Review on CHUWI CoreBook Processor Keyboard Lightweight by John Roberts

While working on photo/video editing I decided it was time to upgrade my old Dell laptop. I've edited the image many times on its old screen only to load the image onto my beautiful, high quality phone screen and see a number of details that I missed. I started looking for a new laptop, I needed a display with a 2k-4k resolution so I could see every aspect of the edited image. When I looked at laptops with this display, I mostly found touchscreen 2-in-1s that I didn't need or gaming laptops priced between $1,500 and $2,000. Then I came across this unknown brand and decided to give it a try. And I'm glad I did. If you're looking for something to play with, or if you're doing something very demanding, you'll probably want to keep looking for a combination of mediocre integrated graphics and mediocre speakers at best. If you are looking for a good quality work laptop, you will love this article. It's lightweight, offers amazing image quality and enough power to run your office/editor software comfortably and smoothly. It was exactly what I needed in a laptop at a small price. Pros: screen. Sharp, bright, no complaints. (Personal preference, you might want to change the color scheme a bit, but that's easy to do directly in Windows.) Weight. At just over 3 pounds, it's lightweight without feeling cheap. Ideal for travel. Performance: Fairly fast processor, for general tasks and software usage everything runs VERY smooth and fast. very flat. The webcam is bad. It's also worth noting that like some other buyers, I also found that my copy of Windows failed to activate and didn't have the right key. Again this did not affect my rating as the seller was very quick and helpful and I had a new key and the problem was solved in less than an hour with a couple of emails. Conclusion: Great laptop for the price.