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

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 that it gets very hot next to the power connector when running multiple programs or using a lot of tabs in your browser. Because of this, I have to use it as a laptop and not a tablet to avoid getting burned. Otherwise it works as is. It would be great for those who travel frequently and work on the go. I can run standard Win10 programs on it with no problems. The stylus is not included but can be purchased from the retailer's website, which claims to support pressure sensitivity. The screen itself feels a little too touchy for me and seems to overreact when I touch it with my fingers, although this can be remedied with a screen protector. Overall it's a lot more impressive than I expected, but it's not going to replace a tablet like the Surface, especially with its limited storage.