Cube i7 Stylus unboxing and first impressions

The Cube i7 Stylus has been one of the most talked-about Windows tablets since its release. Powered by a mighty Core-M processor, 4GB RAM, and paired with a Wacom pen, the i7 Stylus is desined to offer much more productivity than your average Windows slate. And it really does. We received the i7 Stylus a couple of days ago and are currently working on a detailed review of this slate.

The packaging of the i7 Stylus is very nicely designed, inside we found a i7 Stylus tablet, a DC charger of 12V-2.5A, an OTG adapter, a user manual, a warranty card, a VIP card, and a quality certificate.

The Wacom pen is sold separately, but Cube is doing a lot of free-giveaway at the moment, most buyers could get a Wacom stylus for free when you purchase the i7 Stylus. the Wacom stylus looks no different from an ordinary roller pen.

The pen and the screen works perfectly together, I can easily write down some notes with different applications.

I can also easily sign my name on PDF files.

I didn’t buy the keyboard base designed for the i7 Stylus, instead I tried to connect the tablet to the keyboard designed for the Cube i7, and I was really surprised that they could be seamlessly connected to each other, and worked perfectly together.

Well, so far, so good, a full detailed review will be posted here on cngadget in a few days.

Cube i7 Stylus Specs:

OS: Windows 8.1
Screen: 10.6-inch IPS, 10-point multi-touch, IGZO
Display Resolution: 1920 x 1080 (16:9)
CPU: Intel Broadwell Core-M 5Y10c
CPU Frequency: 0.8GHz (Base clock) – 2.0GHZ (Turbo clock)
GPU: Intel HD Graphics 5300
RAM / Storage: 4GB DDR3L / 64GB SSD
Function: WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0, 4G, USB Host, HDMI
WiFi: 802.11 b/g/n, WiFi hotspot
Camera: 5MP back camera, 2MP front camera
Battery: 9,000mAh
Ports: Micro SD Card Slot, Micro USB 3.0 Port, 3.5mm Headphone Jack, DC Charging Port
Size: 273.77*172.03*10.5mm, Weight: 690g, Color: Black front and blue rear