Review on 📱 Fusion5 10.1" 2in1 Android Laptop Tablet PC - Google Certified with Powerful Processor & Android 10 Q by Jeremy Sabey

Good tablet, a bit heavy compared to eg an iPad, but nothing to complain about for the small price. I got it for the better half to use when hauling a laptop isn't the best option. Arrived well packaged although I would recommend a static plastic film instead of adhesive leaves a stain on the screen at first which was a bit difficult to remove. Installs quickly and easily as you would expect from a droid tablet. WiFi performance is stable. The screen is both image and touch responsive. The speed is good, the memory is not enough, but there is an SD slot and a standard USB port. An additional USB port would be nice, but not critical. The sound is metallic, but with the exception of the top-end tablets, they're all that way, so this is average for the price, and I'm okay with that. If you want better sound, use Bluetooth. Doesn't come preinstalled with a bunch of crap, which is very valuable. Install a bootloader for better control of icons, apps, and screen settings. The keyboard is just great. Sturdy but not too heavy. I HATE flexible keyboards, this one is not flexible and looks very well built. Intuitively attaches to tablet, hinge is a little tight without tablet, PERFECT with tablet installed. Tilt the tablet to the angle you want and it stays there, unlike the Surface tablet, which flaps around like a dying fish and has that STUPID stand. I love keyboard. The touchpad could use a bit more sensitivity and the push and pull (compared to a simple tap) is stiffer than I expected and will hopefully loosen up a bit over time. The keys are solid, decently sized, well spaced, and work great, if not a bit clicky. It's not going to do well if you're trying to be discreet, but in my experience, keyboards with this drag-and-click level tend to be more durable. Folds down to protect the screen. Bonus. The charging cord is too short to plug in unless you're sitting next to an outlet, but longer cords cost less than a trip to Burger King. I recommend ordering one at the time of purchase. I can't say anything about the battery life yet, but it looks good so far. Overall not disappointed at all, especially for the price with the included keyboard.