The Hi10 Plus, looks exactly like the Vi10 Plus. However, this version has 4GB of RAM and a 64GB eMMC and most importantly ships out with Windows 10 Home and Remix OS 2.0. It supports an optional keyboard type cover style doc that acts as a case, stand for the tablet and keyboard. It also supports an active stylus the HiPen H2, this stylus is a basic that doesn’t have any pressure sensitivity. Below is my detailed video review. Including a look at the stylus and even the HiBook Pro keyboard, which can also fit the Hi10 Plus even if it wasn’t designed for this model.
Chuwi Hi10 Plus review video index:
- 00:27 – Specs
- 01:18 – Keyboard
- 02:40 – Design, Build and Screen
- 05:06 – Remix
- 11:59 – HiBook Pro Keyboard dock
- 13:03 – Active HiPen H2 Stylus
- 15:07 – Windows 10
- 18:36 – Final Words With Pros & Cons
Overall it’s not a bad tablet, the bright Surface 3 screen is a great 3:2 ratio screen and with it’s 1920 x 1280 resolution it’s not so taxing on the Atom X5 Z8300 like the 2560 x 1600 fully laminated display in the Chuwi HiBook Pro
Disappointing to see yet again Chuwi downclocked the RAM to only 1066Mhz, they do this I think to increase the battery life. But it does lower the overall performance of the tablet, especially when gaming in Remix. And let’s face it the Atom X5 Z8300 needs all the speed it can get, so I recommend you increase this to 1600Mhz. I have encounted zero issues running the tablet at 1600Mhz.
Sound, is another slightly disappointing point of the Hi10 Plus, slight static and buzz over the speakers and 3.5mm jack. Something the HiBook Pro I reviewed didn’t suffer from.
And it’s a just a shame it has no full-sized USB ports. Something that made the old Bay Trail Chuwi Vi10 special was it’s full sized ports. Pros and cons as well as my rating, are below:
