EZpad 5se

EZpad 5se

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  • #64128
    jidobaba
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    Nicolas, even if it’s slower, can it charge the battery during use? Last night I found another problem with it: the battery drain even when shut down! It happened a few time and I thought it’s a fluke but last night I tested and found it to be true. I charged it up to 100% then shut down, unplug and go to sleep. The next morning I turned it on and found only 60% left. At this point I believe it’s not a matter of small battery anymore but there is definitely something wrong with this device. The battery drain even when shut down so only way to keep it working would be keep it chained to a wall even when the tablet has full charge and shut down. I love the size, form factors and design of the device and drawing with it is a pleasure ( it beat every other unbranded stylus tech of other Chinese tablets). It would have been a perfect device to draw in coffee or away from desk if the battery life didn’t leave me hanging. As it is I can’t recommend it to my artist friends.

    Did you manage to find a fix for the battery drain issue? Becoming a real pain.

    #64156
    nicolas poupinet
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    I didn’t change battery yet. I will do it, I promise!

    https://actiftech.com

    #64233
    alan
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    My 5SE has dropped 5% in about 12 hours from fully charged. Battery life isn’t great considering the supposed capacity though.

    I still find myself reaching for  my rather old Samsung NP-510 notebook than the EZpad 5SE though (despite 32bit OS, missing & non-working numlock key). I’m not yet comfortable with the stylus- some windows just minimise straight after maximising, some menus seem to randomly appear. It’s going to take a while for me to get used to using it. Does getting a different stylus really give an improvement? I’ve seen in a few posts etc. that they are- what sort is recommended to get (if any)?

    #64280
    jidobaba
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    My 5SE has dropped 5% in about 12 hours from fully charged. Battery life isn’t great considering the supposed capacity though. I still find myself reaching for my rather old Samsung NP-510 notebook than the EZpad 5SE though (despite 32bit OS, missing & non-working numlock key). I’m not yet comfortable with the stylus- some windows just minimise straight after maximising, some menus seem to randomly appear. It’s going to take a while for me to get used to using it. Does getting a different stylus really give an improvement? I’ve seen in a few posts etc. that they are- what sort is recommended to get (if any)?

    This is a touchscreen driver issue. You need to install the latest sileadTouch drivers. It’s somewhere in the downloads section.

    I put my 5SE in Sleep mode last night and it dropped 95% in 12 Hours! Sickening.

    #64605
    alan
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    sileadTouch drivers

    Thanks, I’ll go hunting for the sileadTouch drivers. I wonder why the big difference in battery drop between our 2 machines- 5% for mine and an almost unbelievable 95%.

    Do you have any experience with any other stylii? I did read in one review somewhere (?) that said a replacement one performed much better.

    #64998
    jidobaba
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    sileadTouch drivers

    Thanks, I’ll go hunting for the sileadTouch drivers. I wonder why the big difference in battery drop between our 2 machines- 5% for mine and an almost unbelievable 95%. Do you have any experience with any other stylii? I did read in one review somewhere (?) that said a replacement one performed much better.

    Haha yes well mine was in Sleep Mode for that drop. I assume yours was Shut down? Still, 5% is one of the better rates. I get a 40% drop in 12 hours of Shut Down!

    For the stylus, I had those annoying skips with mine too until I took tweezers to it and pulled at the nib a little. It worked okay after that but no pressure sensitivity. Also scratched the screen protector badly so I took the advice here and got an old Samsung Spen that came with a Note 3. Works perfectly with Photoline, and pressure sensitivity is decent. I hear Wacom Pens are even better,

    #65257
    alan
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    Thanks for your comments- very helpful!

    I wonder if the stylus design/build is just bad or if it’s variable like the tablets seem to be? I’ll go stylus hunting, it seems that it’s going to be worthwhile – your description of behaviour is similar to my experience.

    Yes, it was in shutdown, I’ve left it untouched for a over a week now and it’s at 80%. I’ll try it in standby at some time too.

    You mention scratching the screen protector- is that the original one? I find that the surface of it is not very good visually, and lots of scratches now. I’ve been trying to find a tempered glass replacement but struggled to find one- they all seem to be described by the make and model it fits rather than the length and width in millimeters. I’m trying to find one but a different 10.6″ I got an an answer for was too big, the other suppliers just say it only fits the one model it was described as fitting and don’t/won’t give measurements.

    #65378
    Magik
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    I have done a fresh install on my Jumper EZpad5SE. Now there is no wifi or other drivers that works… I downloaded the Original ones from this website, but that are ini files etc… How can i install those drivers?? I need wifi, touchpad working… Sorry for my bad English.  Where do i place all those drivers or how can i load those? Thanks in advance!

    #65382
    rmcyber
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    I have done a fresh install on my Jumper EZpad5SE. Now there is no wifi or other drivers that works… I downloaded the Original ones from this website, but that are ini files etc… How can i install those drivers?? I need wifi, touchpad working… Sorry for my bad English. Where do i place all those drivers or how can i load those? Thanks in advance!

    Hi, do you restore you´re system, or simply install Windows?

    Try this thread, maybe will help you, also look at this one.

    Regards.

    #65775
    jidobaba
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    Thanks for your comments- very helpful! I wonder if the stylus design/build is just bad or if it’s variable like the tablets seem to be? I’ll go stylus hunting, it seems that it’s going to be worthwhile – your description of behaviour is similar to my experience. Yes, it was in shutdown, I’ve left it untouched for a over a week now and it’s at 80%. I’ll try it in standby at some time too. You mention scratching the screen protector- is that the original one? I find that the surface of it is not very good visually, and lots of scratches now. I’ve been trying to find a tempered glass replacement but struggled to find one- they all seem to be described by the make and model it fits rather than the length and width in millimeters. I’m trying to find one but a different 10.6″ I got an an answer for was too big, the other suppliers just say it only fits the one model it was described as fitting and don’t/won’t give measurements.

    Yes the nylon screen protector that came with it is useless.

    I’m looking to try this,

    https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Liquid-Phone-Touch-Screen-Protective-Film-Invisible-NANO-Technology-For-iPhone-For-Samsung-For-HTC-etc/32365466325.html?spm=2114.13010308.0.0.TfwMOg

     

    wonder if anyone has had experience with it – wouldn’t want it calcifying the LCD or something.

    #65779
    alan
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    I’d be careful, the Experia has a touch screen, the others on their list don’t as far as I could see. It could be that you’ll lose the touch facility.

    #65780
    rmcyber
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    Yes the nylon screen protector that came with it is useless. I’m looking to try this, https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Liquid-Phone-Touch-Screen-Protective-Film-Invisible-NANO-Technology-For-iPhone-For-Samsung-For-HTC-etc/32365466325.html?spm=2114.13010308.0.0.TfwMOg wonder if anyone has had experience with it – wouldn’t want it calcifying the LCD or something.

    I can´t talk about that one in particular, i bought this one, and applied on my iPhone 7 Plus and Apple Watch and i am very satisfied with it.

    #65790
    alan
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    Thanks for the info. Sounds like the other should be ok too.

    #66454
    no
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    Anybody has this problem, where unknow keys get stuck, even without the keyboard attached (it also happens with Ctrl, Del, Alt)

    #68971
    KN
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    I was about purchase Chuwi Hi10 with full usb ports but it was not having kickstand or back case with kickstand so that I can use wireless keyboard (wireless can enter bios but not Bluetooth). Unfortunately I have purchased Jumper Ezpad 5SE even after knowing  the -ve reviews due to battery drain, thinking jumper might have solved it ( by  june2017).

    Still it  had 3 deficiencies from battery side .

    1) High battery drain of 4 to 5% per day in full shutdown condition (this keeps it warm also).

    2) Very High battery drain of 90 to 95% per day  in sleep mode (even under fast mode of windows in disabled condition, in fact it should be less than 7.5% per day)

    3) 3 to 3.5 hours of battery life while browsing may be considered as very poor with such large size battery of 6600mAh,  which is higher in capacity than any surface pro.

    I have tried many driver updates but so far no effective solution is found. This may be due to inefficient drivers or high power consuming components or windows is unable to stop power supply to unused components like EMR digitiser screen for wacom pen due to poor drivers…

    Under above conditions it is impractical to use it sparingly as it will be always discharged condition.

    However for the above  1st problem, I have found a solution. We have to enter into UEFI bios by pressing ESC key while powering up before splash screen displays. Go to     utility setup>power>advanced cpu control>boot performance mode> select Max Battery , and

    utility setup>power>MRD FLD03 power management> select enable

    (But don’t change any unknown or not yet proven parameter as cheap tablets may not be thoroughly designed and checked by manufacturer to avoid any bricking)

    Now “screen saver operations”  can be installed  and configured to auto shutdown on idle and by keeping sleep time higher at windows power settings.

    At last returned the product and refunded, thanks to PayPal

     

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