I have just bought one and recommend to everyone who is interesting buying dual OS.
CPU Intel Atom X5-Z8300
GPU Gen8-LP10
System Windows10+Android 5.1
RAM 4GB DDR3L
Capacity 64GB
Screen 10.1 Inch IPS Screen
Resolution 1920*1200
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Only 27gb free from a 64gb total? Does anyone know if you can delete android or get one that comes windows only?
I'd personally just be going the Chuwi Hi10 Pro. Got mine from Zapal's just the other day, and it's great so far
How is it for general webpage browsing and youtube? I hear mixed reports about how well Atoms handle basic tasks. Personally i cant stand it when it lag from simply browsing webpage.
It definitely leaves some room to be desired. Goes better in Android than Windows for that. I'm mainly using it for note-taking and appreciating the battery life
If you can live with browsing on edge then it's fine and smooth. Atoms don't play well with chrome however, YouTube takes a second or two to respond.
how about battery? i read some reviews and they said battery isn't that good. And it has wireless problem, disconnect or low speed.
Can I have some reviews plz
Battery has been great to me, and you can charge it with a powerbank too (carry a 10000 mah around in my bag for my phone and this). I've been getting ~6 hours SoT out of it, which is very nice for me coming from my 2012 MacBook Pro with a very short battery life.
Wireless problems seem to be from poor quality control. My housemate got one and it is struggling, so he will most likely claim warranty on it. Mine has honestly been fantastic so far, and any small problems I can live with considering I got it for $250 shipping including the metal magnetic keyboard
I've been eyeing that off for a while now, to be honest. Some questions I haven't been able to find answers for…
Looks pretty free of bloatware! Only thing I've noticed so far is the pre-installed app to swap between Android and Windows. Definitely nothing unwelcome poking out at me.
Think people generally advise against touching the Android partition - I wouldn't be getting my hopes high over updating it. I've actually enjoyed what is on it so far (think it's Remix 2.0), but may look into CyanogenMod/Lineage if I have the balls for it. There is a bit of a community backing there
Okay… this is getting interesting. So it's running Remix… meaning it's kind of like an Android desktop environment?
Hey! There's a forum post for installation files… just in case things get messed up. How safe these links are, I don't know. That is, if they work. The Windows one, for example, is dead. Says traffic is too heavy or something.
Yes indeed! It's actually pretty nice to use. I run Nougat on my phone, but didn't feel like what it was running was lacking on the tablet/desktop feel. I'm mainly using Windows, even though it doesn't run quite as smoothly as the Android partition.
Good deal on the Kaby Lake 10inch tab too
http://www.banggood.com/Cube-Mix-Plus-128GB-Intel-Kaby-Lake-…
About $390 after 20% discount and 9% cashrewards.
Anyone know if the MicroSD Card can be picked up by both Windows and Android? Using a Teclast X98 Plus with the limitation of the SD card only being recognized in the Android OS. Now Im looking for a similar Tablet with small footprint, still 10' screen but better features.
Here's a review for anyone interested: https://techtablets.com/cube-iwork10-ultimate/review/
TL;DR The Cube iWork10 Ultimate is a good alternative to those looking for an ASUS Transformer Book style two in one. Or something similar to the Chuwi Hi10 with a slimmer better metallic build. You get a great build, Android 5.1 and Windows 10 out of the box and one of the best 10.1″ keyboards I’ve used with two USB 2.0 ports.
But it’s not perfect, if you must have full USB 3.0 speeds then this isn’t the tablet you’re after unless Cube fixes this issue. And the speakers just aren’t loud enough in Windows.