💻 Venturer 10" Intel Celeron N4000 4GB RAM 64GB Storage Touch 2-in-1 Tablet PC with Bluetooth, WiFi, and Windows 10 Review

I was pleasantly surprised by this little tablet. The build quality is better than I expected. Remember - this is not a performance machine. Installation was easy, just make sure to install any windows updates and reboot a few times. It is best suited for streaming, light browsing and email. The 6-hour battery life seems accurate if you leave it on Balance or Battery Saver modes and don't do anything too strenuous. The keyboard cover is also of surprisingly good quality. Now for the cons: It's…

I just wanted something to use in the shop but this little tablet/laptop is too cool for that. At first I thought it was slow and the screen too small for my eyes, but that fooled me. I use a 27" curved monitor on my PC due to my old eyes. I need glasses to read up close. I was and still am amazed at how I could have an entire website on this small screen and all without Can read problems. Post, articles, whatever. Glasses are not required. The screen is so sharp. As for my first impressions of

The tablet looked good and made a high-quality impression. However, when I saw that it only had a "selfie camera" and no front camera (not dual camera), I decided to just send it back. I can't rate performance or durability (etc.) as I haven't tried the tablet yet. I'm sorry I can't save and try the tablet. I just want the dual camera type. On the downside, the tablet was too heavy for such a tablet computer. If someone doesn't need a tablet computer with two cameras, you should definitely try…

The main problem is that the battery died in less than 2 months. Second, the viewable screen is about 2 inches smaller than advertised, there's about an inch border around it, third, there's an annoying video glitch every now and then, causing the cursor to go black to the right of it and the resolution dropping completely, sometimes it can be fixed if you move the cursor to the right, sometimes it freezes and you just have to turn it off and on again. If it works, it's not a bad car, but a few

Bought a few weeks ago and I'm already having problems with it.1. It won't connect to my network2. Windows diagnostics can't identify the problem (surprise, surprise) 3. Sometimes when I turn on my laptop, I can't enter my PIN code to access the computer. then this is your product.

So far, so good. Replaces my cell phone, laptop and Kindle reader. Connects to any public Wi-Fi for phone calls. I haven't put a strain on the battery yet as I haven't been able to. The keyboard is big enough to write on, the screen is big enough to see without squinting. It comes with the Microsoft S, which is a shame, but once you get that out of the way - it's a nice compact £3.5 label, or just go with the tablet display you'll save a pound. Bang for the dollar is excellent. Let's wait and…

I bought this tablet for portable emergency services that are still running Windows 10. I needed a Windows based tablet for some programs I use to interface with ham radios and this helps. Since the number of USB ports is limited, I had to buy a separate small USB hub that the computer can easily handle. Running communications programs and software gives me about 5 hours of uptime before I have to turn it off. Limited battery life doesn't really bother me as I have a backup battery and…

DAY FIRST IMPRESSIVE. I bought this device for my son to do his school work. I will get one. I will update in a few days. Ordered should get it in a few days but the price has increased by $10 #2, both devices work fine. He survived my 10 year old son by a month :)