250€ windows Ultrabook / Tablet for University (?)

[Sebastian]

Hey y’all ~

Waay to many words to explain myself at the bottom (“read more”)

Tl;Dr requirements:

• Keyboard, detachable or not, no kickstands etc.
• 1080p
• >10 inch screen
• preferably alloy, not tooo important tho
• Min 6hr battery life. (no Idea whether thats a lot, western notebooks go between 3 and 6 (?))
• Running games like CsGo or league would be HUGE +, same goes for touchscreen
• gotta ship that thing to NL

Thank you guys a BUNCH in before, amzing blog, unfortunately i never get more then “worth” or “not worth” buying (which is why i’m here now).

 

Best Regards, Sebastian

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So, i’ve seen there’s a already a topic similar to my budget, tho i thought i’d just create a new one since it doesn’t exactly fit my requirements.
Hope that’s alright, else feel free to ignore / delete this :l

So, inb4, i am an absolutely clueless when it comes to tec.

Since i recently started my studies, i noticed i’d need a notebook, and after comparing European brand i came to the conclusion that China stuff usually beats it. So to get to the important part:

Since i’m quite low on budget, my 250€ include a keyboard.
I am mainly looking for a notebook alternative, means no kickstand or whatsoever, but an attachable Keyboard like the Chuwi HIbookPro etc (convertables are also fine)

I considered the Jumper EZ book2, tho i am not really sure with that, same goes for the Chuwi HiBook Pro or the Onda Obook10.

Since  have no idea about CPUs like Z8300 or  benchmarks, it basically needs to run office stuff, games are appreciated.

[Chris G]

Hi not a alot to play with 250 euros. Ezbook 2 is okay if you wanted a notebook.

Chuwi Hi10 Pro & keyboard or the  Hi12 and the new metal keyboard dock, the Hi12 has a nice large 11,000 mah battery that lasts about 8-9 hours for me. Honestly for 250 i’m not sure it would meet your needs
Z8300’s are not powerful chips, they are good for light tasks and easier on the battery.

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[Sebastian]

first of all, thank you so much for the quick reply!

been reading up around you blog a little more and figured out that apparently every month there’s new stuff which you could label “best for the buck”.

So, looking around i figured that there are several options, as you said Chuwi, Jumper, etc.

The point is that i have no idea what’s reliable. If i manage to safe up for a month i guess i could push the budget to around 300 if that would help (?)
Also considered to just buy the Chuwi HiBook Pro, then noticed that there are like x Versions of it, like Hi10, Hi10pro, Hi12 all for around 200 + 50 for the keyboard, where i’ve recently noticed on your forums that you could get the keyboard for free / in the 200$ budget so,

I’d really appreciate to know whether pushing another 50 would extend the price/value ratio; and if so what to get then.
Thanks a bunch inb4!

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