I've had Cherry Trail Atom 10" tablets since Cube's iWork 10 Flagship or Ultimate units, very nice, good battery life, sharp screens and excellent pressure-sensitive, palm-detection active styluses. Tried Onda's oBook 10 Pro with Z8700, snappier but lousy stylus, then Voyo vbook i3, nice Surface Go-style, nice kickstand and proprietary well-performing stylus, closer to 4:3 format physical proportion although the usual 1920 x 1200 screen, this one bonded. Love the format, convenience, lightness, easy handling. This Chuwi has the N4120 Celeron refresh, a little faster, 6 Gb dual-channel RAM, 128 Gb eMMC while the others had been 4Gb/64Gb, except for the Voyo, 8Gb single channel RAM, 128 Gb eMMC. Chuwi's got things almost all right with this, their most recent styluses are Microsoft Pen Protocol-compatible, and their HiPen H6 is unique to my knowledge amongst MPP styluses because it's got micro USB charge instead of the ubiquitous AAAA battery. Fully bonded screen, not the brightest but clear. Charger is unusual: a USB C charger with 12V 2A, 24W so should be quite quick to recharge, but I do prefer universal ancillaries. This is a nice companion to my Chuwi Minibook M3 Y8100 with 16 Gb, but the Minibook's stylus is Chuwi's earlier HiPen H3, not MPP. Banggood now lists that this tablet is discontinued, that's a damned shame IMO. Chuwi is now concentrating on Android 2-in-1s this size, so I'm glad that I took this one up while they're available. The next closest is the Teclast F5 and BMax Y11, both 1920 x 1080 Lenovo Yoga-style 360 flip laptops, 11.6" but not much bigger than this Chuwi - active stylus but not MPP. COVID has slowed things down a little with delivery, but good communications from Banggood meant I was comfortable with the three and a half weeks or so that delivery took from HK to Australia. No opportunity to do any work with it yet, but I've been through the initial Windows setup rigmarole without incident.

I've had Cherry Trail Atom 10" tablets since Cube's iWork 10 Flagship or Ultimate units, very nice, good battery life, sharp screens and excellent pressure-sensitive, palm-detection active styluses. Tried Onda's oBook 10 Pro with Z8700, snappier but lousy stylus, then Voyo vbook i3, nice Surface Go-style, nice kickstand and proprietary well-performing stylus, closer to 4:3 format physical proportion although the usual 1920 x 1200 screen, this one bonded. Love the format, convenience, lightness, easy handling. This Chuwi has the N4120 Celeron refresh, a little faster, 6 Gb dual-channel RAM, 128 Gb eMMC while the others had been 4Gb/64Gb, except for the Voyo, 8Gb single channel RAM, 128 Gb eMMC. Chuwi's got things almost all right with this, their most recent styluses are Microsoft Pen Protocol-compatible, and their HiPen H6 is unique to my knowledge amongst MPP styluses because it's got micro USB charge instead of the ubiquitous AAAA battery. Fully bonded screen, not the brightest but clear. Charger is unusual: a USB C charger with 12V 2A, 24W so should be quite quick to recharge, but I do prefer universal ancillaries. This is a nice companion to my Chuwi Minibook M3 Y8100 with 16 Gb, but the Minibook's stylus is Chuwi's earlier HiPen H3, not MPP. Banggood now lists that this tablet is discontinued, that's a damned shame IMO. Chuwi is now concentrating on Android 2-in-1s this size, so I'm glad that I took this one up while they're available. The next closest is the Teclast F5 and BMax Y11, both 1920 x 1080 Lenovo Yoga-style 360 flip laptops, 11.6" but not much bigger than this Chuwi - active stylus but not MPP. COVID has slowed things down a little with delivery, but good communications from Banggood meant I was comfortable with the three and a half weeks or so that delivery took from HK to Australia. No opportunity to do any work with it yet, but I've been through the initial Windows setup rigmarole without incident.

I've had Cherry Trail Atom 10" tablets since Cube's iWork 10 Flagship or Ultimate units, very nice, good battery life, sharp screens and excellent pressure-sensitive, palm-detection active styluses. Tried Onda's oBook 10 Pro with Z8700, snappier but lousy stylus, then Voyo vbook i3, nice Surface Go-style, nice kickstand and proprietary well-performing stylus, closer to 4:3 format physical proportion although the usual 1920 x 1200 screen, this one bonded. Love the format, convenience, lightness, easy handling. This Chuwi has the N4120 Celeron refresh, a little faster, 6 Gb dual-channel RAM, 128 Gb eMMC while the others had been 4Gb/64Gb, except for the Voyo, 8Gb single channel RAM, 128 Gb eMMC. Chuwi's got things almost all right with this, their most recent styluses are Microsoft Pen Protocol-compatible, and their HiPen H6 is unique to my knowledge amongst MPP styluses because it's got micro USB charge instead of the ubiquitous AAAA battery. Fully bonded screen, not the brightest but clear. Charger is unusual: a USB C charger with 12V 2A, 24W so should be quite quick to recharge, but I do prefer universal ancillaries. This is a nice companion to my Chuwi Minibook M3 Y8100 with 16 Gb, but the Minibook's stylus is Chuwi's earlier HiPen H3, not MPP. Banggood now lists that this tablet is discontinued, that's a damned shame IMO. Chuwi is now concentrating on Android 2-in-1s this size, so I'm glad that I took this one up while they're available. The next closest is the Teclast F5 and BMax Y11, both 1920 x 1080 Lenovo Yoga-style 360 flip laptops, 11.6" but not much bigger than this Chuwi - active stylus but not MPP. COVID has slowed things down a little with delivery, but good communications from Banggood meant I was comfortable with the three and a half weeks or so that delivery took from HK to Australia. No opportunity to do any work with it yet, but I've been through the initial Windows setup rigmarole without incident.