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Hi10 Max N150丨 2-In-1 Tablet 12.96" 3K

Enjoying my purchase so far. I would definitely recommend this to non-beginner users familiar with Windows computer usage. Hopefully no one gets this expecting an android device or ipad, but there is lots to like.

The build quality is great, the screen is large, bright and colourful, the device is reasonably fast given the hardware and cost. Turning it on for the first time yielded the usual Windows 11 out-of-the-box-experience, in English, and it connected to Wi-Fi without issue. It is licensed and no anti-virus or anti-malware issues so far. Time to desktop from powered off is fast. The full-sized USB-A and sturdy magnetic stand are nice additions, the speakers are acceptable and can be used to listen to music. Keyboard and cover magnets are heckin' strong, and the keyboard & touchpad are responsive and work well (managed 61 wpm in a typing test).

Some concessions I'm okay with (considering the device's pricepoint), all observed when plugged in in performance mode:
1. The download speed is lower than expected - my desktop's Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX210 pulled in 360 Mbps, my 3 year old Wi-Fi 6 phone got 340 Mbps, and this device's Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX101 managed 135 Mbps. Same upload speed for all 3.
2. 1440p/4k 60fps youtube content plays well enough, but with some dropped frames (lots of 100% CPU usage), and with some infrequent random pauses during high bandwidth scenes (not sure if due to CPU max or bandwidth). 1080p/720p 60fps dropped frames are far fewer. 30fps content has almost no dropped frames or random pauses, even at 4k. With their adaptive bitrate, I'd expect most youtube content and streaming services to be fine.
3. Its heavy. You'll want to lean this on your lap at the least, or use it on a table. One hand usage would eventually lead to aching arms/wrists.
4. Intensive work causes the top right corner to heat up - that's okay as holding it at the bottom isn't an issue, but not a good idea when upside down (exhausting into your lap) or one of the two portrait orientations (exhausting into your right hand). The internal fan does a good job of pushing that heat out.
5. The magnetic stand and keyboard both have felt-like material on one side and this is a super dust-attractor. There is some play in the keyboard connection to the tablet, so it can dance around on your lap during use, but that is the norm with these devices. A proper laptop would be the ideal approach for frequent typing.
6. The hard drive is a bit slow, and is faintly audible during intensive use (it sounds like a spinning platter hard drive, but it identifies as an AirDisk NVMe SSD). CrystalDiskMark shows it just under half the speed of my desktop's SN850X.
7. While I didn't buy this for the pen, it appears the polling rate of the pen is lower than the screen. This translates into smoother lines touching with your fingers strangely, than the pen.
8. Touch screen scrolling in file explorer and browsers feels great, though some windows apps are not swipe aware e.g. two-finger swipe up or down to control volume in media players, as one would expect on android/ios.

There are downsides that may affect many folks:
1. Battery life in performance mode isn't good. You might get an hour or two doing anything intensive. So you'll need the charger nearby. Turning off performance mode helps.
2. It is very picky about the USB-C charger used. I tried several, including my 3 year old 67w fast phone charger. Nothing worked but the charger that came with the device. If you're like me and lose chargers often, you'll want a 2nd ahead of time. It does not charge using the USB-A port either.
3. If you squeeze the top edge too hard, the frame worryingly compresses and makes contact with the internal fan, and you can hear the clicks. Did that once without issue, but never again.
4. I always turn off the device after use, using the Windows start menu. After observing it powering down (LED lights turned off confirming it was off), the device turned itself on once, without any physical interaction. For a device with a mic and camera, this is concerning.
5. It refused to connect to my Redmi Buds 4 Pro (which connects to everything else, including other Windows 11 systems and mobile devices). Thankfully it worked with an older Bluetooth earbud I own.
6. Some app installs feel slower than usual, and Windows updates take especially long. This could be processor related.
7. Feedback from others online suggest that the pen nib wears down eventually and needs to be replaced. There's one replacement included, and a single triple-A battery, but both will need to be continually replaced with regular use.

Recommendations:
1. A fingerprint sensor for even faster multi-user login. Entering a password every time on a touch screen is time consuming.
2. Use a more power efficient processor (latest mobile Ryzen AI might work well) so that the battery usage and size can be reduced a bit, which would make it a bit lighter and hopefully last longer unpl...

Hi10 Max N150丨 2-In-1 Tablet 12.96" 3K

Hi10 Max N150丨 2-In-1 Tablet 12.96" 3K