10.1" Fusion5 Windows v2 Tablet PC - Windows 10, Intel Quad core, FWIN232v2 Model, Touch screen Tablet, 64-bit Chipset, 1280*800 IPS Screen, Full Size USB, Dual 2MP and 5MP Cameras, 2GB RAM, 32GB Storage

I have been very happy with my new Windows 10 tablet so far. After a few teething troubles in the first few days with it constantly installing automatic updates (which I have now disabled; easily done if you Google it!), it is running smoothly, quickly, and very satisfactorily. And yes, Windows 10 and the updates I allowed it to install do take up a lot of the 32gb memory, but I took the precaution of ordering a 32gb micro sd card with the tablet, and am using that to store photos, documents, music and videos etc.The screen is very clear and sharp, and sound quality is excellent. I do have a Windows 10 laptop as well, but the convenience of having Windows on a tablet is fantastic!So I thoroughly recommend this product, with the proviso that prospective purchasers should also obtain a micro sd card to store files and media on!

I read the reviews from a few months ago, and noticed the machine was now "version2", and thought that the manufacturer must have fixed the issues everyone has been complaining about for the last nearly a year .. sadly NOT.1. The box arrived promptly but the factory fitted screen protector was peeling at 3 corners, not great2, The power supply is a small jack plug, and while I think it might charge through the USB I was not able to do so3. Windows updates are too big for the 32gb memory, which has only about 8gn free before the downloads from Microsofts bloatware start, and that leaves too little space to actually complete the updates, so it constantly tries to redownload and reupdate. And fails, cycle repeat ... not a good start and certainly will only get worse with new updates.Fundamentally unless Microsoft package updates into smaller packages then AY machine with 32gb is going to have issues. So why has the supplier not either supplier a fully up to date machine or fixed the lack of memory. ? Shame.I returned mine and bought another make with 64gb memory (and dual boot with Android, so not the full 64gb for windows) but that updated fine and then within 24hours I relicensed to Win10Pro and that worked a treat too. I bought:https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B073W57N6W/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1While I'd never heard of CHUWI or it's Hi10 Pro, this machine has better graphics/screen resolution, a USB C charger, 4gb ram and 64gb memory AND has dual boot to Android, which works great! Yes, it's a full £26 more expensive, but it WORKS!!I regret not listening to the reviews and now feel I should warn others, before they waste time and effort making the same mistake, there are alternatives which do work, best start there and avoid this fundamentally flawed item.

I have only 1 fault that is the mini sd slot. I can't get it to accept my mini sd card, there seems to be a lot of resistance when I try to put the card in and it says "gently insert" it. Dont know whether I'm doing it properly or what. Otherwise I am happy as I use the usb port with a card reader.I have now solved the problem, it was me, just I forgot to open the cover on the sd card, silly me. I am over 85 and a bit dothery.

Fast delivery and a nice looking product, however, the factory seals on the packaging had been opened when it arrived. Also, disappointed that half of the memory is already used for pre existing programmes which cannot be removed - this means that I will have to buy a memory card in order to install my own stuff so that I can use it as I intended to. Had I known this I would have gone for one with a bigger memory. On the plus side, it's very light and easy to carry so will hopefully save me from having to travel with my laptop and charger. Semms to be fairly responsive and intuitive once you get used to it. Overall, quite pleased with it as my first tablet.

Old charging connection plus as soon as it powers up it wants to update windows 10 - so you accept that only to then be told there isn't space for the new windows updates. So you cant upload it but it keeps trying and then you get informed the version you have will nop longer be supported. This then slowed the computer down to such an extent that its painfully slow. I'd like to do a factory reset to see if that works but cant work out how and the only way seems to be a way that removes windows 10 which I clearly dont want to do. In essence I feel trapped with a sub standard operating product.

I am well satisfied. Being win 10 tablet, this is actual replacement for office-like environment computer, which you can take with you on the go. You can connect to external monitors with HDMI or projectors, powerpoint presentations were never so "handy" with its decent battery life. Full sized USB 3.0 port is a cherry on a tart.don't expect any hardware heavy games to run on it but if emulation of older consoles, browsing web, watching Netflix and office work are your main concerns I would recommend this over more expensive business class laptops any day.

I am so pleased with this Windows 10 tablet. I read a few reviews and thought "what the heck" and ordered one. As it turns out I had a Bluetooth keyboard and it was just the right size. It did take hours for Microsoft to update Win 10 but hey ho, that's MS for you.As for my 10.1" Fusion5, with a full USB port, a micro sd card slot that supports 128GB and a host of "Bells and Whistles" IT'S GREAT.After a few days, the screen started flickering, but it was taken care of after a couple of emails and a return. I have since purchased the case/keyboard docking station and it's a great deal better than the case Amazon paired with the Fusion5.