The verdict is in!

I have decided that I would keep the
Chuwi tablet. It has all of what I would use a tablet for, including a full Windows 10, its quick, boots up fast and does everything I might want to do on the desktop save for things I know need memory like my Photoshop CS6.
With headphones, you can't beat the sound with stock music player Groove. The Zune-like panning effect I didn't discover until I got this tablet was a refreshing discovery and I'm glad MS included it with Groove. Its got good looks, fits well in the hand and I'm sure I'll be catching up on a lot of books which is another reason why I wanted it. And if you are a Windows 10 fan as I am, this is the OS you already know. Familiarity with where things are sets a built-in comfort level. Also important to me.
On the Android side of the house, well, its
Android KitKat. It not the latest and greatest version and I don't know if its upgrade-able to Marshmallow. But with only 1.2 percent rocking it Marshmallow, I'm in good company.
With these OS's side by side, its like two shoes on the wrong foot. One is a desktop OS capable of really running full on 32bit applications and the other, well, cannot. And that's OK if you don't let your mind drift off too far.
Should you get a Chuwi?
The short answer is yes but I have two minor caveats. I don't believe you will go wrong for the money. 99 bucks delivered for the spec listed you can't beat. Understand this not a Surface, Samsung, Dell or that class of manufacturer. Its a
Chuwi, and I know next to not much about them
. The
Chuwi does what they claim it can do and that is get out of the way of what the OS's are designed to do. Its not a Samsung but it doesn't have to be. It looks like a well built tablet and doesn't feel like a toy.
My other caveat is support. These people are in China. I have no idea what that support is like should this thing go sideways. I can only pray that doesn't happen too soon.