Is a $200 2 in 1 Worth Buying? | Chuwi Hi10 Pro Review 

I've had the Chuwi Hi10 plus for a since 2017 and no problem with the screen, is this really worse...?

Hariz Haz no

How is it...

Ohhhhhh no do not

Yup...

A Diallo I mean look, my school provide us laptops, only chuwi’s, and this model particularly, hi 10 air, but of course there are a lot of restrictions in them, and android won’t boot due to the restrictions of the administration, I will tell you that it’s very suitable for school and college and is more then enough, it will work just fine with no issues

Almost the same but the Chuwi air has faster processor...

What's the battery like?

@@synthiapyre5618 Well, I've had It for like two years now. It had a really good battery life for the first year and a half or so, but now not as much, so I tend to keep it plugged in while using it. But I've yet to own a device that I haven't had that happen with in that time.

@@Gnomeitall can it run minecraft java?

@@ChloeBurbanke It should run the game. It only meets the minimum requirements, so I can't say how well it'll play.

yup, Android 5.1...

A little bit when the screen is closed, but it's only on the edge of the device, the actual screen and keyboard are closed

You can by usb

Lazlo Aluisa I have one and contrary to this review, mine goes into windows tablet mode when detached from the keyboard while running Windows 10 and returns to standard Windows 10 when reconnected to the keyboard.

Chris Dyer what model its that?

Very few have Windows and Android, Windows 10 has many problems on a small computer/tablet so you need the Android...

I have the older Chuwi Hi10 plus and never had a problem with the wifi; probably need to send that back...

Mine either I returned the first one because the key board stopped working now it will not power on😡

Harith Za'im me too i went to know !

FinalKamehameHillbilly eeemmm me too

@@mtkno we both got problems

Yeah, thats a problem; Win10 is too problematic on its own (many apps are too slow), it needs Android on it...

The hi10 air can't be dual booted.. Please check before you buy!

@@MichaelFlatman I actually bought 2 of these and they work for my certain application

Zhiping Zhou the battery it's still work? Plz answer me are the tablet still alive

lol

Answer; maybe stick some tape over the magnets to weaken them...

What type of tape though?

Yes, it is cheap due to running an arm board. It has low specs for suitable needs, not for gaming.

Strange; I have the older Hi10 plus and that charges quicker, I thought the air had a usb C charge socket which should be better (mine works on plugged in power on Android but uses the battery on Windows even as it shows that its plugged in)

Lol

You can install Android x86

I wouldn't leave home without it; used to have xp and Linux duel boot...

Great battery life as i have 2 of them. But they heat up and heat up till the point of not being able to hold them. I personally would never buy one again

See this is the problem with Chinese tablets. They have quality issues...

My thoughts exactly for a primary laptop, but if someone wanted something lighter with good battery life and a decent IPS screen then this looks like a good option and you can find it new on eBay for $160 or $110 for the plus model which is essentially the same tablet that has a bigger screen and battery but cheaper keyboard.

Cameron retason I understand but they just break so easily. They just feel cheap out of the box. I’d understand for something on the go, but even then, an iPad mini or an HP Stream 11 feels better than that

William Saad I have been looking at this device for a while and really want one. But as a tablet. I do not understand why people try to use this as a full laptop. In that regard I completely agree with you.

Depends on what you are looking for. This is a 10" light weight device. I don't see how a 14" laptop is a replacement. It weights three times as much and can't be used as a tablet. It you are looking at a laptop... buy all means look at older ones to save money. However, at 10" someone is buying this due to its small size, weight, portability, and tablet functionality. A 10" device you can put in a coat pocket. With a Dell E7440, you need a backpack. A 10" device would be handy on airplanes, meetings, train, etc. It might also be good for a shop or showroom floor, to take on sales calls for invoices, to carry around a hospital/clinic for imaging or charts, for sales entry or credit card processing at a convention, etc. It's competition is an iPad, Galaxy Tab, or Surface Go.

@@cameronretason5073 I have had the Plus model for a few years with a cheap micro usb keyboard/case, I prefer it to the Chuwi keyboard - Only problem is that the microSD slot died this summer, but its not a big deal as it has usb 3 for fast sd card connection...

No,it's not meant for that. Even the Switch that is just for gaming struggels with Fortninte. Also Fortnite is not a steam game

@@PeWaRaWNintendoFan lol, the switch doesn't struggle at all with fortnite. The switch may not be a powerhouse, but acting like Shitnight needs a high end spec machine is hilarious.

I'd stay away from that tablet as I had a terrible experience with their other version of that tablet. They put the slowest storage on that device it's laughable how that even was usable enough to justify selling the crappy device. I suffered with the thing for a few years, installing roms and formatting the storage to f2fs or something like that to keep it going didn't help for long and the extremely annoying very common slowdowns doing nothing but running one app was just unacceptable for the price they sold them for. I didn't expect to run a lot of apps with 1 gig of ram, but at least would expect it to not freeze the device for 30+ seconds at a time browsing 1 tab on the internet or opening google play or most other apps...