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November 6, 2015 at 2:27 pm #15144
So Far I have on my list the following,
10.1 Inch Transparent Screen protector Film For PIPO M9/P9 – hoping this fits until the release of one made specifically for the tablet
10.1 Inch Leather Case With Folding Stand For PIPO M9 Tablet – hoping this case will fit
3M Fabric Braided Flat Micro USB Charger Data Sync Cable For Tablet Cellphone – because you always need a longer cable to charge while using.
Micro HDMI Male D to HDMI Female A Jack Adapter Cable Convertor – for presentations at work.
USB Wireless dual band adapter – for some pen testing and hacking fun
December 30, 2015 at 2:45 pm #20558Still looking for a decent screen protector and case. I have a cheap screen protector which I had to cut to fit and a cheap case at the moment.
December 30, 2015 at 4:52 pm #205813M Fabric Braided Flat Micro USB Charger Data Sync Cable For Tablet Cellphone – because you always need a longer cable to charge while using.
You mean something like this one:
Won’t be good enough, it has too much loss – charging will be way too slow for a battery this big.
You will need something like this one:
This is the best cable I have come across until now, but still you might go for a 2m version instead for added stability in data transfer.
I think the most important accessory is a memory card because you will fill the 64 gigs very rapidly. With the memory card you can move your libraries to drive D: along with your installed apps, leaving C: for the system and for the apps (like Office 2016, Chrome) that need to be on Drive C.
January 4, 2016 at 2:05 pm #21192Anyone found a good screen protector and case (non keyboard case) ?
January 6, 2016 at 1:24 pm #21384I did order the BlitzWolf chargin brick and its working well for charging two devices at once with the full 2 amps each.
January 7, 2016 at 1:48 am #21435im looking for a good HDMI cable i have one of a old TV Stick, but its very short
January 7, 2016 at 2:18 am #21437HDMI transmits a digital rather than analogue signal so quality of the cable isn’t too crucial. It will either work fully, or not at all – no middle ground.
No need to go mad with expensive silliness like gold-plated connectors and individually shielded conductors that some of the con artist cable manufacturers advertise.Pretty much any commonly available microHDMI to HDMI cable or microHDMI to HDMI adapter + regular HDMI to HDMI cable will do the job.
January 7, 2016 at 5:15 pm #21482Thanks for the info man better I’m going to get a adapter
January 7, 2016 at 7:02 pm #21491Hello guys, quick question, what’s the difference between those 2 styluses and which one is best for hi10/vi10 ?
Thanks 😀
January 7, 2016 at 10:26 pm #21514The 2nd one has a magnetic “clip” so it sticks to the bezel of the tablet. Since the Chuwi Hi10 case is plastic that’s of no real help. In fact the magnetic “sleep” sensor on the Hi10 seems to be far too sensitive so you may end up shutting down the tablet every time the magnet gets close.
The Shelley one with the wider tip also has a fatter body – I gather that slimmer traditional “pen” shaped stylii like the first one are better for writing text/notes while the fatter ones are considered better for freehand drawing.Otherwise the only difference is the size of the tip. Smaller tips let you see more of the area you are drawing and supposedly aid precision, but larger tips register contact better so, in the end, may end up being more accurate in real world use. Both factors vary enormously depending on the exact type & properties of the material used for the tip.
Only real way to know which will suit you best would be to try each yourself. Not terribly helpful advice, I know, considering these are random nameless factory generics and will only ever appear online on BangGood/AliExpress/Amazon/eBay etc, not in retail shops where you can test/compare them.
January 8, 2016 at 12:38 am #21525The 2nd one has a magnetic “clip” so it sticks to the bezel of the tablet. Since the Chuwi Hi10 case is plastic that’s of no real help. In fact the magnetic “sleep” sensor on the Hi10 seems to be far too sensitive so you may end up shutting down the tablet every time the magnet gets close. The Shelley one with the wider tip also has a fatter body – I gather that slimmer traditional “pen” shaped stylii like the first one are better for writing text/notes while the fatter ones are considered better for freehand drawing. Otherwise the only difference is the size of the tip. Smaller tips let you see more of the area you are drawing and supposedly aid precision, but larger tips register contact better so, in the end, may end up being more accurate in real world use. Both factors vary enormously depending on the exact type & properties of the material used for the tip. Only real way to know which will suit you best would be to try each yourself. Not terribly helpful advice, I know, considering these are random nameless factory generics and will only ever appear online on BangGood/AliExpress/Amazon/eBay etc, not in retail shops where you can test/compare them.
Wow, thanks for the insight 🙂
I’ll be buying the the Vi10 Ultimate 64gb (too many issues with the Hi10, and I like the Vi10 build glass + metallic bezel).
I’ll have the dock keyboard too but I’d love having a stylus too, so the magnetic one would stick to the bezel? Any stylus recommendation on banggood?
January 20, 2016 at 5:13 pm #23158I get most of my cables from monoprice, as they are very affordable. HDMI cables are pretty much all similar so no need for expensive ones.
Monopole.com
January 25, 2016 at 11:03 am #23594@Russ,
Can you please post a link for your blitzwolf charger.
January 25, 2016 at 5:12 pm #23651January 26, 2016 at 7:37 am #23801Thank You Russ..
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