CHIWI Hipad Air Tablet with Android 11 System, 10.3 Inch 1920x1200 Resolution IPS Touch Screen, 4GB LPDDR4 +128GB eMMC, 8Core CPU Design, Main Frenquency 2.0GHZ Tablets, 2.4G/5G Wifi, BT5.0

I wanted to purchase a relatively cheap android tablet to give myself a large screen for reading the magazines I have available for reading under my Amazon prime/kindle unlimited account. I had found that my phone screen was too small for a good reading experience. I also wanted to be able to read news articles in a comfortable format and size.This tablet performs very well for the price. What I liked about this tablet was that the screen was full HD whereas other cheap android tablets tend to be 720P. Perfect for reading the magazine/new article text.What surprised me was how vibrant the colours are which improves on viewing of images in the magazines.I was also expecting some lagginess for a cheap tablet but this performs quickly with no noticable lag. I also like the aluminium body of the device and rate it well for build quality. It has USB C charging and I tend to use my phone charger to charge this device just fine. It also comes with a full android software install and I was able to download all the apps from my google account no problem (so matches what is on my phone).Battery life is reasonable. It starts up quickly from standby and can take 30-40 seconds to boot up from being switched off. I would say that the camera quality is not great but I dont really use the camera much.Overall I am very happy with this purchase

I bought taking a punt (£211 at the time) eyes wide open that it is a bottom end of the market device, I was very pleasantly surprised.The good: * Clean Win10 install with no bloatware out of the box * Surprisingly good build quality * Keyboard is great * Pen input is great for drawing (have not tried handwriting in anger) * Works well as a tabletCons: * Trackpad is trash * Disk is not great * USB-C charging is non-standardPurchased this for my wife who wanted something for digital drawing, creative writing and web browsing. It does all of these things perfectly, and the included stylus works well with Krita.It does have issues, but less than I was expecting given the price. The trackpad is really bad, even after disabling gestures for which it is far too small and will infuriate you with unintended activation. Storage is slow and poor performing eMMC based, it is fine for what it was bought for but it would not be recommended if you may ever want reasonable disk performance. The charger is a non-standard direct 12v USB-C connection, why it doesn't just use USB-PD to request 12v is beyond me. Be careful not to connect any other USB-C devices to the charger.In all I can't really fault it for what it is and the price paid, my only major gripe is the charger. I would recommend this device but do be aware of what it is and what it is not. Basically don't buy this as a cheap primary device, but it is a great little machine for casual tablet browsing, typing and drawing.

Great tablet and keyboard for the price!This set was purchased for my Sons birthday because of the spec, over another tablet and generic key board.This one was purchased as the Chuwi pen in this set is an upgraded version of the black pen, with better reviews.It is an add on my Son wasn't looking for but he as enjoyed using it, much to his Sisters annoyance, has she had her eyes on it.After watching YouTube unboxings of this my Son was less worried about what it could do and its build quality and agreed with this choice over his own.He is now very happy with this Chuwi tablet, straight from unwrapping it he was impressed.Two weeks later Son states it's very fast. The pen is even getting daily use and he's still happy with its build quality.Having watched YouTube videos on this tablet the major worry was about separating the keyboard from tablet as its held by two clips and a strong magnet, my Son was especially worried about dropping it on the floor during seperation, but found it much easier than the video, by quite simply and easily lifting up the right top corner of the tablet only, this easily lifts it up off the keyboard and is far less liable to have it crash to the floor than tilting the tablet and pushing it away from the keyboard at the bottom with your hands! (How the video showed)My Son was that worried when he watched that demo, that he was only going to let me seperate it!, thankfully at my Sons first attempt seperating the tablet via the top right corner it came away soo easily he shyed with releaf.The tablet is quite heavy, but does not heat up in use like my Sons laptop so it doesn't become uncomfortable to use on his lap.The only let down for my Son is the limited supply of add on purchase cases, just the generic flip or swivel with elasticated gripped corners.The generic 10.1 covers suitable for the Chuwi don't fit as nice as the generic ones that fit my old version of the Samsung galaxy tab A6, and had my Son look longingly has I clipped my tablet into it's new hard backed 'Procase'.Come on Chuwi please do something similar for this flagship wounder of yours 🙏🙏🙏🙏 even if its just for the tablet???

I have been using this for a month and would recommend it. The display is good, the speed in use is excellent. I had to buy an adapter (Mangotek USB C to 3.5mm jack socket) for the earphones but I knew that when I bought it. The only downside I have found is obtaining the correct case since the speakers (good volume) are on the side and the generic cases available don't have relevant openings (the correct one is out of stock).I have no idea how I am going to fill 128GB of memory!It runs Android 11 which seems to perpetuate the idiot idea, started in Android 10, of randomly deciding that your background jobs aren't wanted or changing their permissions eg stopping my antivirus from monitoring the internet but that is not a problem confined to the CHUWI.