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The Chuwi arrived today and needless to say I was excited to finally get this in house. I ordered it from Amazon along with a case and tracked the shipping all the way to the door. The tablet itself looks great and feels great in the hand. It is running Windows 10 Version 1511 / Build 10586.36. Android version is KitKat 4.4.4
It feels light but it feels premium. The metal band around the tablet gives a real premium look and feel. The toggle buttons are not up too high nor too low. They are very responsive. It was easy to setup and works as you would expect a tablet to work.
It was a bit concerning during the setup of my account in that the screen would go blank for seemingly no reason. I didn't panic but waited less than 30 seconds and the screen returned with the usual java spinning snake icon. (which is what they are if you didn't know)
Then the Windows screen opened up and onto installing some apps. The Microsoft logo on the bezel has a function I suspect I'll need to get used to. It works the same as the start logo on the desktop. Windows 10 does have a tablet mode I haven't tried yet. More on that later.
I found the icon that switches into Android on the desktop but the icon to switch back was not on the android desktop. It was in a pull down to switch back and with each switch, which is pretty fast actually, one OS shuts down to launch the other. Takes maybe 20-30 seconds between OS. Not a bad deal so for for 99 bucks delivered.
Tomorrow, I'll put it to work to see how it behaves on the road real time.








The Chuwi arrived today and needless to say I was excited to finally get this in house. I ordered it from Amazon along with a case and tracked the shipping all the way to the door. The tablet itself looks great and feels great in the hand. It is running Windows 10 Version 1511 / Build 10586.36. Android version is KitKat 4.4.4
It feels light but it feels premium. The metal band around the tablet gives a real premium look and feel. The toggle buttons are not up too high nor too low. They are very responsive. It was easy to setup and works as you would expect a tablet to work.
It was a bit concerning during the setup of my account in that the screen would go blank for seemingly no reason. I didn't panic but waited less than 30 seconds and the screen returned with the usual java spinning snake icon. (which is what they are if you didn't know)

Then the Windows screen opened up and onto installing some apps. The Microsoft logo on the bezel has a function I suspect I'll need to get used to. It works the same as the start logo on the desktop. Windows 10 does have a tablet mode I haven't tried yet. More on that later.
I found the icon that switches into Android on the desktop but the icon to switch back was not on the android desktop. It was in a pull down to switch back and with each switch, which is pretty fast actually, one OS shuts down to launch the other. Takes maybe 20-30 seconds between OS. Not a bad deal so for for 99 bucks delivered.
Tomorrow, I'll put it to work to see how it behaves on the road real time.