Fusion5 10.1" Windows 11 Full HD Tablet - FWIN232 PRO S3 Ultra Slim Windows Tablet PC - 8GB RAM, 256GB Storage, N4120 Quad-Core CPU, FHD (1920x1200) Display, Micro HDMI, M.2 SATA Expandable Storage

I am satisfied with this Windows 11 Pad. It is an excellent PC that is useful for diverse computing needs. I do a lot of writing, and it is a convenient device for my future blog posts.This impressive PC Pad is worth its size, speed, and clarity value.I also recently purchased a second one for my 10-year-old grandson's upcoming birthday.

I bought this tablet computer for travel, so I don't have to lug my heavier laptop around. I ride the train to work and wanted something I could be productive on while riding. I also occasionally travel for business and wanted to be able to get personal work done. And it meets those needs.First the negatives: The cameras and speakers are pretty bad. If you are looking for a standalone device for Zoom, Teams, etc. this is probably not your best choice. You may need to spend a little more money. These weren't unexpected for me, as I'd read reviews before purchasing and reviewed the specs. And since I use wireless earbuds and have a camera I can use if needed, they aren't particularly concerning for me. The trackpad with the included keyboard is also a bit stiff, with considerable pressure required to use. I'm hoping that in time it'll soften up a bit, or I'll get used to it.The positives: As a tablet PC for traveling and as a backup device it is great! Windows 11 allows me to connect to cloud storage and it runs all basic office software just fine. It is slightly slower than my laptop. But again, that was expected. For the price point I wasn't expecting blazing fast. It has the ports I need for accessories like a camera and charges quickly. It seems to have good battery life, although I've not yet run it down all the way. And it seems quite sturdy and well-built, although time will tell on that.In summary, it is just what I expected and meets my needs. I deducted one star due to the camera and speaker quality, just so as to not mislead anyone. But if your use scenario is like mine I would recommend this device.

For the convenience of a tablet, this is fine. I don't want to carry my laptop everywhere. Windows 11 support is not great and there are issues. I started with an Enterprise installation and found that while I could create user accounts, they could not login without a Microsoft user account... free, but who wants it?I was lucky that the device will let you reset... takes hours! then I could pick the individual setup. This device is NOT FAST. I don't know if the speed issue is Windows 11 or the device or both. The speakers are worthless... use Bluetooth. I get about 3 hrs on the battery before I have to plug it in... to a power supply; forget a USB charge. The instructions are useless. When you use the keyboard designed by Fusion for this device the power cable hangs from the top of the screen... another poor design which is one more pain (see picture). In fact all the ports are high as well... if you don't need any cable connections, that is OK. To make this even more of a problem, the camera is not centered, making it difficult to find a screen protector that works. I considered an Ipad, but between limitations and the cost, I chose this. Perhaps I will replace this with a MAC when I can... time will tell. UPDATE: After a couple of weeks of trying to make this work, I have given up. Between the battery, the slow performance and and the difficulties with the keyboard designed for this tablet, I give up. I will send it back.

So far, this Windows 11 tablet has been great! Full- featured OS, not s mode. I like the extra SATA ssd storage (others have left negative comments about this, and I believe they did not realize that the ssd must be SATA and NOT NVME; the form factor is 2242). I use the tablet mostly on 'AC' (12V charger) so I cannot comment on battery life, but of course the battery life is highly dependent on demand, and this tablet is really designed for more low-demand applications such as email, web browsing and not for gaming or streaming video. I also like that the tablet has a usb A, usb c, and micro hdmi ports, (unlike my Android tablets which have only a single usb c port). Excellent screen resolution, brightness and color, but for some applications I use a 15.6-inch portable monitor connected with a micro hdmi to mini hdmi cable. Overall, very pleased with this tablet. Time will tell about longevity....

I needed something to replace my laptop and did not want to have something as large, but I wanted something larger than a cell phone for personal business, communication and surfing. Cell phones are fine, but a little too small for my fingers and my squinting eyes. I've only had this for about a week, but I am already finding it is my go to device. I've used the USB port to add a mouse (can't be done with a cell phone) and it really speeds up my navigation, keeps my screen cleaner and works smoothly. I had an older Bluetooth keyboard that also works fine for now, but I'll likely upgrade that. My Fusion5 has a fast charge port which I expect to be testing soon. (My only minor complaint would be, as some of the other reviewers have indicated, the battery only lasts about two hours. But again, I already had a power bank on had and use it get me through when I'm away from an outlet.) I love the ability to add both a tf card and SSD card, but my 256 GB version handles all of my working files. (I'm old fashioned so I still like having the tf card and SSD card for personal security.) I have the Windows 11 version and play around a little with games and Xbox, though I'm hardly an avid user for those purposes. So far the Fusion5 is fine for that. I use both Office 365 and Adobe and am pleased with the response time of both.