Versatile 10.1 Inch Windows 10 Tablet: Touchscreen Mini Laptop with Detachable Keyboard, 4GB RAM, 32GB ROM Review

I have a problem with this computer and tried to contact the seller Wow. The experience was exactly what I expected. After several emails and the requested confirmation of purchase, the warranty was denied. What a waste.

After the first start, the computer just shut down in the middle of working on it. Did this a couple of times so contacted Revain support. I did a full reset and haven't used it much since then, but it won't turn off. Otherwise, the touchscreen works very well, a bit slow, but not critical. I think at this point I would still buy it again if the clasp was fixed. New update: September 3, 2020 The computer has sunk and now cannot be opened. I believe there is a program from Microsoft that can fix

Tablets are arguably the best. It's very easy. The keyboard did not work right out of the box. When connecting to the tablet, no drivers were installed on it. I ended up getting it working, but that's not very good either. Requires me to constantly unplug and plug it in for it to work. It's just the slow opening of web browsers and navigating through apps, and that's before I've downloaded anything.

Insufficient memory and Windows. I've used this twice to slow things down and the windows app store was rubbish and most importantly never could hold a charge.

This is quite an impressive tablet, especially for its size. For the price, it seems fair enough for memory and storage. Like most tablets, it's cluttered with bloated programs that slow it down considerably. Once you disable unnecessary software, it's actually quite a usable device. It probably won't replace a standard laptop, but it's great for travel and small projects. It is probably best suited for children or teenagers as an entry level device for school activities. My biggest issue is…