📱 CHUWI Hi10 X 10.1" Tablet PC, Windows 10 with Intel N4100 Quad Core, 6GB RAM and 128GB ROM, 1920X1200 IPS Screen, Type-C, BT5.0, WiFi, 2 in 1 Tablet (6GB/128GB) Review

Firstly, this is actually for the Hi10X tablet. It's a Windows tablet, which in itself is a big plus in terms of functionality/openness/backward compatibility, but a big minus in terms of resource usage. I bought this unit primarily to replace a 7" Dell Venue 8 pro 5855. (4GB RAM / 128GB Storage / 1080p) I use it mostly for media consumption and occasionally some light applications (ssh, email etc .) d) In that regard, this is a definite update. It has a good screen, plenty of RAM, and more…

I've tried several Linux 2-in-1 tablets - this one works out of the box. Touchscreen and camera drivers are included in the 5.3.0 kernel, the keyboard is solid. The magnetic latch on the tablet and keyboard works well. The USB-C charging port only works with the included charger and not with universal USB-C adaptive chargers, nor with the Charging Pass-Through Expansion Unit. Later: I found that the USB-C charging port requires 12V, so a standard 5V/9V/15V/20V charger will not work. You should…

I've been using this tablet's predecessor for years with no problems, but it was too slow. I had high hopes for the Chuwi High10 X, but soon I started having trouble streaming videos. Even after uninstalling the graphics driver and updating to a newer version from Intel, the problem persisted. At random unexpected moments, the video would warp into diagonal lines (see image), then the device would freeze, and when it recovered, the on-screen graphics, including fonts and icons, turned into…