I've owned an Hi10X for about four months now, I like the format of these clamshell 2 in 1s because I find them easier and more comfortable to use for typing on my lap than Surface/Surbook style 2 in 1s with kickstand, which is the direction Chuwi is heading in with their new Hi10 Go. Hi10 Go has a newer N4500 CPU that might be a little more power efficient than the N4120 in the Hi10X/XR, but it's a dual core that's a little down on processor grunt, which is why I bought a second Hi10X bundled with keyboard and H6 stylus. Chuwi use a 12V 2A charger with a C-type USB plug, it's simple 24W charging, higher than the 5V 3A 15W charging that this format of tablet traditionally uses, and with a DC to C-type USB tip can be done from any suitable generic 12V source or the charger provided. The fully bonded 1920 x 1200 screen of this tablet is very nice. I like to sketch on it, the H6 stylus or other Microsoft Pen Protocol styluses are low lag, although the tilt of recent high end MS pens isn't supported. This keyboard is pretty nice to type on. Some reviewers complain about not being able to type easily on this size of keyboard because it's smaller than standard, but I find that the size doesn't bother me, while the keyboard has good travel and is quiet enough that I don't disturb my sleeping partner by typing in bed. I do wish that Chuwi had built a Surface/Surbook/Surbook Mini-type kickstand into this tablet as well as offering the clamshell keyboard, though, because sometimes it's nice to lean it back at arbitrary angles on a table or other hard surface to sketch on, or just browse or view. Banggood's price for this bundle with Australian GST included was better than anyone else's, service, dispatch and tracking was great as usual. I keep coming back to Banggood because they really do give great bang for buck, and the best range out there, or close to it!

I've owned an Hi10X for about four months now, I like the format of these clamshell 2 in 1s because I find them easier and more comfortable to use for typing on my lap than Surface/Surbook style 2 in 1s with kickstand, which is the direction Chuwi is heading in with their new Hi10 Go. Hi10 Go has a newer N4500 CPU that might be a little more power efficient than the N4120 in the Hi10X/XR, but it's a dual core that's a little down on processor grunt, which is why I bought a second Hi10X bundled with keyboard and H6 stylus. Chuwi use a 12V 2A charger with a C-type USB plug, it's simple 24W charging, higher than the 5V 3A 15W charging that this format of tablet traditionally uses, and with a DC to C-type USB tip can be done from any suitable generic 12V source or the charger provided. The fully bonded 1920 x 1200 screen of this tablet is very nice. I like to sketch on it, the H6 stylus or other Microsoft Pen Protocol styluses are low lag, although the tilt of recent high end MS pens isn't supported. This keyboard is pretty nice to type on. Some reviewers complain about not being able to type easily on this size of keyboard because it's smaller than standard, but I find that the size doesn't bother me, while the keyboard has good travel and is quiet enough that I don't disturb my sleeping partner by typing in bed. I do wish that Chuwi had built a Surface/Surbook/Surbook Mini-type kickstand into this tablet as well as offering the clamshell keyboard, though, because sometimes it's nice to lean it back at arbitrary angles on a table or other hard surface to sketch on, or just browse or view. Banggood's price for this bundle with Australian GST included was better than anyone else's, service, dispatch and tracking was great as usual. I keep coming back to Banggood because they really do give great bang for buck, and the best range out there, or close to it!

I've owned an Hi10X for about four months now, I like the format of these clamshell 2 in 1s because I find them easier and more comfortable to use for typing on my lap than Surface/Surbook style 2 in 1s with kickstand, which is the direction Chuwi is heading in with their new Hi10 Go. Hi10 Go has a newer N4500 CPU that might be a little more power efficient than the N4120 in the Hi10X/XR, but it's a dual core that's a little down on processor grunt, which is why I bought a second Hi10X bundled with keyboard and H6 stylus. Chuwi use a 12V 2A charger with a C-type USB plug, it's simple 24W charging, higher than the 5V 3A 15W charging that this format of tablet traditionally uses, and with a DC to C-type USB tip can be done from any suitable generic 12V source or the charger provided. The fully bonded 1920 x 1200 screen of this tablet is very nice. I like to sketch on it, the H6 stylus or other Microsoft Pen Protocol styluses are low lag, although the tilt of recent high end MS pens isn't supported. This keyboard is pretty nice to type on. Some reviewers complain about not being able to type easily on this size of keyboard because it's smaller than standard, but I find that the size doesn't bother me, while the keyboard has good travel and is quiet enough that I don't disturb my sleeping partner by typing in bed. I do wish that Chuwi had built a Surface/Surbook/Surbook Mini-type kickstand into this tablet as well as offering the clamshell keyboard, though, because sometimes it's nice to lean it back at arbitrary angles on a table or other hard surface to sketch on, or just browse or view. Banggood's price for this bundle with Australian GST included was better than anyone else's, service, dispatch and tracking was great as usual. I keep coming back to Banggood because they really do give great bang for buck, and the best range out there, or close to it!

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:-) キーボードレイアウトがDEではありません!!!

Macht was es soll :-) Das Tastaturlayout ist nicht DE!!!

:-) キーボードレイアウトがDEではありません!!!

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基本的なオフィス/学習ニーズに最適です。 輸送は簡単 他の類似のデバイスと比べると安いです。 おそらく、今後現在のように2つ買っておく。

Great for basic Office / Study needs. Easy to transport. Works well. Cheap comparable to other similar devices. Probably buy again two more as present in future.

基本的なオフィス/学習ニーズに最適です。 輸送は簡単 他の類似のデバイスと比べると安いです。 おそらく、今後現在のように2つ買っておく。