Review Chuwi Hi10
Specifications
- Dimensions: 257 x 171 x 89 mm.
- Weight: 474 gr.
- Screen: 10.1 inches.
- Resolution: Full HD 1920 x 1200.
- Processor: Intel Z8300 Cherry Trail.
- RAM: 4GB.
- Internal Storage: 128GB expandable to 64GB with TF card.
- Graphics: Intel Graphics.
- Battery: 6600mAh.
- Charging: 5V 2A.
- Operating system: Windows 10.
- Cameras: 2.0MP rear and front.
- Connectivity: TF card slot, 2 USB (1 USB 3.0), Micro HDMI, 3.5mm Jack ports.
- Bluetooth: 4.0.
unboxing
The tablet comes a typical cardboard box that uses Chuwi for their products. Minimalist and well presented. A wise move.
On one side of the box we find a sticker with the product information. We see is checked that the operating system that has the tablet is Windows 10.
Once we open the box we found the shell directly in a plastic tablet and on your left a box containing we'll see later.
Once we get all of the box, this is your content:
The tablet, a small box and a cardboard envelope.
Leaving aside the tablet and if we focus on the box this is its content:
A Micro USB cable - USB to charge the tablet and the power adapter 5V 2A. The power adapter is for Chinese outlets but in any bazaar can get an adapter for use in Spain for about 1 €.
If we open the cardboard envelope contains 2 Chuwi information pamphlets, a sticker and instruction manual.
The instruction manual hardly going to need but is available in both Chinese and English.
Finally we have the tablet itself.
Physical appearance
Once we get the tablet of the plastic this is their appearance. In the front we find the 2.0MP front camera on the top frame of the screen. In the right frame is the Windows equivalent capacitive button to click on the Windows key on a keyboard. The front also is the LED notifications to be triggered when we are loading the tablet.
If we turn the tablet on its back we mainly with the rear camera, 2.0MP, Chuwi logo, the Intel logo and information about certificates that have the product. The back is plastic and has a slightly rough texture, like a brushing. It is not the same quality as if it were metal texture but personally I see this more accurate than the typical smooth plastic.
On the left side we find almost all connections available to the Chuwi Hi10. From top to bottom we see the 3.5mm jack, Micro USB Micro HDMI port, USB 2.0 port, port with OTG function, USB 3.0 and slot for memory cards.
In the upper edge we are only using the button on / off / unlock and volume controls.
Finally, at the lower edge we find the connection for the keyboard Chuwi Hi10 (purchased separately) and two holes that serve to hold the same.
This is the aspect that has the Chuwi Hi10 in his first start:
Performance
Once Windows setup just to our liking and we have removed the protective plastic tablet screen we can start using it .
If access information system we can see that we have an original license 64 - bit Windows 10 activated and ready to use. Also found that the available RAM memory is 4GB and the processor and its operating frequency.
The screen looks really good. Full HD resolution on a tablet of this size seems to me more than correct. There is available a control panel graphics to configure various aspects of the screen, very useful if we plug the tablet by HDMI to a display, change color reproductions, etc.
As we know, the tablet has the X5-Z8300 Intel quad - core processor and 64 - bit running at 1.44GHz and accompanied by 4GB of RAM. Using it have found that the power is enough for any average user looking consume content through the browser and perform office tasks. The truth is that I was pleasantly surprised performance that has this processor.
This is information that gives us CPU-Z:
Software
As mentioned above, the tablet comes with Windows 10 as a single operating system. Windows 10 full, no RT versions as in previous Windows, Windows 10 is the same found in laptops and desktop PCs.
Cortana is integrated into the system and it becomes more useful on a tablet with Windows 10 to Windows 10 on a desktop.
Multitasking also becomes much more useful in tablets with Windows 10. It is very comfortable giving the icon dedicated to it and see at a glance all programs and open apps.
By default in the tablet are installed at all common apps on Windows 10 plus Candy Crush, not whether it is an advertising movement or is common to come pre - installed this app, however you can remove any preinstalled program from the menu Windows 10 configuration.
In the tablet you can get much more with your Windows applications store whose apps are much more focused on touch devices like this. I installed some apps and I have not had any problems for use, such as drawing this app:
Finally, if we talk about office automation section in the Chuwi Hi10 it comes preinstalled version of Office Mobile more limited than desktop office suite. I proceeded to uninstall Office Mobile and install the Office 2016 without any problem. The tablet can run smoothly, even with spreadsheets and open power points.
conclusions
After using it for a few days it seems a very good product for the price we are paying for it. We must keep in mind that currently costs about 160-170 € and we have a computer in power. I definitely think that for certain public needs and some may completely replace a desktop PC. Those who do not believe content on your PC but only consume it (eg Facebook, YouTube, emails, etc) will find in tablets with Windows 10 a much more versatile and comfortable to do solution.
Conversely, if you want a team that schedule, perform complex office tasks, editing photos or videos with professional programs, etc, this is probably not a good choice for you. Although the tablet can with Photoshop and style editing programs, you will be more comfortable performing work on a larger screen with your mouse and keyboard.
Price and where to buy it
As I said in the previous section, currently it costs about 160-170 € and are starting to sell which comes with dual boot factory version.
I leave some links to acquire:
http://bit.ly/23d3YVM
http://promotion.geekbuying.com/prom...and_collection
Places of interest
Finally, I have compiled a series of forums where we will find very useful information about the Hi10, I leave the links if you want to consult:
Chuwi official forum Hi10 - http://forum.chuwi.com/forum.php?gid=37
Facebook Chuwi - https://www.facebook.com/CHUWI-Espa%...33788/?fref=ts
Chuwi Hi10 in HTCMania - http://www.htcmania.com/forumdisplay.php?f=2068
Chuwi Hi10 TechTablets - http://techtablets.com/forum/forums/...10-discussion/
Specifications
- Dimensions: 257 x 171 x 89 mm.
- Weight: 474 gr.
- Screen: 10.1 inches.
- Resolution: Full HD 1920 x 1200.
- Processor: Intel Z8300 Cherry Trail.
- RAM: 4GB.
- Internal Storage: 128GB expandable to 64GB with TF card.
- Graphics: Intel Graphics.
- Battery: 6600mAh.
- Charging: 5V 2A.
- Operating system: Windows 10.
- Cameras: 2.0MP rear and front.
- Connectivity: TF card slot, 2 USB (1 USB 3.0), Micro HDMI, 3.5mm Jack ports.
- Bluetooth: 4.0.
unboxing
The tablet comes a typical cardboard box that uses Chuwi for their products. Minimalist and well presented. A wise move.
On one side of the box we find a sticker with the product information. We see is checked that the operating system that has the tablet is Windows 10.
Once we open the box we found the shell directly in a plastic tablet and on your left a box containing we'll see later.
Once we get all of the box, this is your content:
The tablet, a small box and a cardboard envelope.
Leaving aside the tablet and if we focus on the box this is its content:
A Micro USB cable - USB to charge the tablet and the power adapter 5V 2A. The power adapter is for Chinese outlets but in any bazaar can get an adapter for use in Spain for about 1 €.
If we open the cardboard envelope contains 2 Chuwi information pamphlets, a sticker and instruction manual.
The instruction manual hardly going to need but is available in both Chinese and English.
Finally we have the tablet itself.
Physical appearance
Once we get the tablet of the plastic this is their appearance. In the front we find the 2.0MP front camera on the top frame of the screen. In the right frame is the Windows equivalent capacitive button to click on the Windows key on a keyboard. The front also is the LED notifications to be triggered when we are loading the tablet.
If we turn the tablet on its back we mainly with the rear camera, 2.0MP, Chuwi logo, the Intel logo and information about certificates that have the product. The back is plastic and has a slightly rough texture, like a brushing. It is not the same quality as if it were metal texture but personally I see this more accurate than the typical smooth plastic.
On the left side we find almost all connections available to the Chuwi Hi10. From top to bottom we see the 3.5mm jack, Micro USB Micro HDMI port, USB 2.0 port, port with OTG function, USB 3.0 and slot for memory cards.
In the upper edge we are only using the button on / off / unlock and volume controls.
Finally, at the lower edge we find the connection for the keyboard Chuwi Hi10 (purchased separately) and two holes that serve to hold the same.
This is the aspect that has the Chuwi Hi10 in his first start:
Performance
Once Windows setup just to our liking and we have removed the protective plastic tablet screen we can start using it .
If access information system we can see that we have an original license 64 - bit Windows 10 activated and ready to use. Also found that the available RAM memory is 4GB and the processor and its operating frequency.
The screen looks really good. Full HD resolution on a tablet of this size seems to me more than correct. There is available a control panel graphics to configure various aspects of the screen, very useful if we plug the tablet by HDMI to a display, change color reproductions, etc.
As we know, the tablet has the X5-Z8300 Intel quad - core processor and 64 - bit running at 1.44GHz and accompanied by 4GB of RAM. Using it have found that the power is enough for any average user looking consume content through the browser and perform office tasks. The truth is that I was pleasantly surprised performance that has this processor.
This is information that gives us CPU-Z:
Software
As mentioned above, the tablet comes with Windows 10 as a single operating system. Windows 10 full, no RT versions as in previous Windows, Windows 10 is the same found in laptops and desktop PCs.
Cortana is integrated into the system and it becomes more useful on a tablet with Windows 10 to Windows 10 on a desktop.
Multitasking also becomes much more useful in tablets with Windows 10. It is very comfortable giving the icon dedicated to it and see at a glance all programs and open apps.
By default in the tablet are installed at all common apps on Windows 10 plus Candy Crush, not whether it is an advertising movement or is common to come pre - installed this app, however you can remove any preinstalled program from the menu Windows 10 configuration.
In the tablet you can get much more with your Windows applications store whose apps are much more focused on touch devices like this. I installed some apps and I have not had any problems for use, such as drawing this app:
Finally, if we talk about office automation section in the Chuwi Hi10 it comes preinstalled version of Office Mobile more limited than desktop office suite. I proceeded to uninstall Office Mobile and install the Office 2016 without any problem. The tablet can run smoothly, even with spreadsheets and open power points.
conclusions
After using it for a few days it seems a very good product for the price we are paying for it. We must keep in mind that currently costs about 160-170 € and we have a computer in power. I definitely think that for certain public needs and some may completely replace a desktop PC. Those who do not believe content on your PC but only consume it (eg Facebook, YouTube, emails, etc) will find in tablets with Windows 10 a much more versatile and comfortable to do solution.
Conversely, if you want a team that schedule, perform complex office tasks, editing photos or videos with professional programs, etc, this is probably not a good choice for you. Although the tablet can with Photoshop and style editing programs, you will be more comfortable performing work on a larger screen with your mouse and keyboard.
Price and where to buy it
As I said in the previous section, currently it costs about 160-170 € and are starting to sell which comes with dual boot factory version.
I leave some links to acquire:
http://bit.ly/23d3YVM
http://promotion.geekbuying.com/prom...and_collection
Places of interest
Finally, I have compiled a series of forums where we will find very useful information about the Hi10, I leave the links if you want to consult:
Chuwi official forum Hi10 - http://forum.chuwi.com/forum.php?gid=37
Facebook Chuwi - https://www.facebook.com/CHUWI-Espa%...33788/?fref=ts
Chuwi Hi10 in HTCMania - http://www.htcmania.com/forumdisplay.php?f=2068
Chuwi Hi10 TechTablets - http://techtablets.com/forum/forums/...10-discussion/
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