Is the HiBook Pro the best tablet for me?

[Craig]

Hard to say, but i’d probably not recommend it. Performance isn’t strong, WiFi is poor. It may serve its purpose for you, but just expect a choppy experience overall. Maybe a native 1080 tablet will provide a better experience as the hibook pro with its hires screen is a drain, although nice looking.

[Anonymous]

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Craig wrote:

Hard to say, but i’d probably not recommend it. Performance isn’t strong, WiFi is poor. It may serve its purpose for you, but just expect a choppy experience overall. Maybe a native 1080 tablet will provide a better experience as the hibook pro with its hires screen is a drain, although nice looking.

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<p style=”text-align: right;”>what about the hi10 pro then? Is that one better? Or which one would you recommend me?</p>

[Chris G]

I haven’t had any Wifi issues with my Hibook Pro, range is as good as any other and I get good speeds from it, but that could be because I got lucky with my unit? Yes, its choppy for gaming and 2560 x 1600 as mentioned in my review is almost too demanding for an Atom Z8300.

So far my Hi10 Pro is going good, type-c port works at USB 3.0 speeds something my Hibook Pro doesn’t do with only USB 2.0 speeds and Remix I find is better than just stock Android on these 2-in-1’s

Games also run much better at 1920 x 1200 Vs 2560 x 1600.

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