New Owner of an vi10, few questions

[Sebastian]

Hello everyone!

after reading different reviews I decided to buy my girlfriend an vi10 for college studies.

After 2 weeks of waiting(thanks everbuying for taking one week to process^^) i got the tablet and today was the first field test.

So now i have two questions:

First of all: did anyone find a work around for the charging problem? I know that the tablet slow charges, but i hoped that there was a solution to the problem.

The other question is related to bubbles the tablet has on the front and an the back beneath the surface glass. I’s this a common problem of china tablets or did i just got a bad batch? Because i noticed in the gaming test vid of chris, that he had the same bubbles on the edge of his chuwi.

So that’s all, and sorry for my bad English^^

Hf Quick

[Chris G]

Hi,

Charge issues have been covered in the forum here a bit. But the fix is to use a better cable and charger than the stock one. I personally use a Blitzwolf 40W charger and a better cable I have here and I never have charging issues while in use. If your talking about it taking 3-4 hours to fully charge, that’s normal on all Atom tablets charging via a microusb port.

The bubble you speak of? Do you mean under the screen protector? That is easy to fix, just remove the screen protector, but i recommend keeping it on as I found the keyboard scratches the screen protectors up like crazy so i wouldn’t want to use it without one on.

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[Sebastian]

Ahh ok, i thought that the bubbles where on the surface layer it self and that the tablet came without an protector, but than it is ok^^

Yeah for the charging think, i alrdy use my nexus 2012 charger, but i hoped there was an alternative option.

thank you  for the quick answer

[T. Money]

Faster charging, as Chris mentioned a better cable (rated for higher current) paired with a higher amperage charger can cut your recharge times significantly.

This charger here can very much recharge your tablet at around 2x the speed of regular spec 5v@2Amps as it delivers 5v@4amps
Note that this doesn’t mean you will destroy your tablet it if you plug it in, but the cable and charger are rated to deliver more current if the tablet draws more power.

hope that helps

EDIT: when you click on the link select the more expensive priced unit @ 16 CAD which which is the highest amp charger from that manufacturer

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