EVOO 10.1 Windows 10 $79 2 in 1 Tablet Review - Is It Any Good?

[@anonymousanonymous_000]

I'm liking this " Is it good?" Series on potential budget devices.

[@PlaceholderforBjorn]

Same here. I like products that is a good value. To bad the products is mainly only available in the US.

[@yootoob6003]

Potentisl fo shisl my nisl

[@hermenegildoc3933]

In Spain it is in carefour at 249€/300 USD

[@patrickbuonamassa614]

yo forget about the keyboard, Microsoft does not support updates with a 32 gig ssd, it should be a crime to sell these machines, i threw away my windows 10 32 gig laptop

[@hermenegildoc3933]

@@patrickbuonamassa614 not at all

[@jlawson910]

Yes, I would like to see other OSs on this machine.

[@redperson11]

i would like to see Bliss OS

[@eyesofnova]

ETA Prime, please try installing Pop OS on it. I'd like to see the performance on it

[@thumbwarriordx]

I see no point in the thing otherwise.

[@jlawson910]

I have two devices running Windows 10, each of them have only 32gb of internal storage. They each have roughly 16gb of free space, and they are up to date. One is a Wyse thin client and the other is an ematic tablet. They both run pretty well. The thin client runs everything I have thrown at it, but the tablet is running 32 bit Windows 10 with 1gb ram- it cannot handle much.

[@TahleelProdhan]

Can you please demonstrate how responsive the pen is for marking up documents?

[@LenHarms]

I was actually a bit surprised by how well it worked for $80. Too bad about the poor build quality. Would love to see other OSes running on it.

[@mrrandom2484]

Yes, Linux and Android test would be great

[@jonglass]

I'm suspecting that the rattle in your keyboard is connected to the problems you are having with the keyboard working with the tablet. I'm guessing damage in transit. I'd ask for another, to see if it works better.

[@kayakexcursions5570]

It's the poor design of the connection, not the keyboard itself.

[@haskam9615]

It's a design flaw like the Nextbook 10.1 which has the same issue. Bought a new and used one and both have same issue.

[@MrWirelesscaller]

He popped the cover on the tablet... I wish he also did the keyboard so we can see what it might be.

[@Nartical]

My touchpad and keyboard doesn’t work help

[@dxk2007]

There are friggin fingerprints in it. That is ridiculous.

[@hermenegildoc3933]

USA: 80 USD SPAIN CARREFOUR: 249€/300 USD

[@baccarah7010]

just import one mane

[@hermenegildoc3933]

@@baccarah7010 yeah in Spain, Europe you need to pay high import fees, and if you have a bad agentzyou will need to bribe it

[@RCfromtheNYC]

Thanks for saving me my cash money. I kept seeing this tablet on sale at different sites and your reporting of the the keyboard problems changed my mind.

[@dave7244]

TBH this maybe a defective unit. I would have taken it back and asked for a replacement.

[@jackeyniraula]

I ordered two of them. Looks like they are going back!

[@panzerstef]

Just look for a Chuwi or something else

[@williamrutter3619]

Well done for doing this, I wouldn't want people to buy something like this, it looks poorly built, it ses a lot, it's not always the chip sets or display, but the way they have been put together, I have a Lenovo ThinkPad 2011 i5 gen 2 ,still going strong, does everything I need in a laptop.

[@cbeast4]

Sticker crooked on the keyboard and finger prints on the inside is a deal breaker for me. Just doesn't seem they put much care into the product to last long

[@sloppynyuszi]

Its an $80 computer, don't expect too much.

[@timmturner]

It's likely hard to do your job when you haven't slept in 18 hours and someone is constantly mentally abusing you for not moving fast enough.

[@umamifan]

@Masterr Laster i think thats illegal in some areas, the US allows that shit tho

[@MastaJuse]

$80, comes with free coronavirus

[@9899013543]

Lol it's $80 only

[@myketuna]

I'd like to see some different OS videos on this thing. Shame about the keyboard, but getting another video or two off of it would be nice. That is, if anyone else is interested, of course.

[@HandheldHardware]

With many chrome books being able to install windows in a similar price range from reputable manufacturers, it’s difficult to justify buying this.

[@NexusFantismo]

Wait, since when could you install windows to a chromebook?

[@huntsman1999]

What chrome book did you get?

[@HandheldHardware]

Nexus Fantismo since they put x86 hardware in them. If you build it hackers will hack it lol

[@HandheldHardware]

Marco Bernal I personally didn’t, some videos like from nova spirit tech shows you how and there’s a website with compatibility per model

[@achannelhasnoname5182]

Or just get a used laptop with second or third gen Intel hardware for cheap.

[@Raven1MC]

Been watching you for a year now. Keep up the great work! Love your channel!

[@beebeejoo]

Thank you SO much for telling us the processor type. This is not in the walmart description page and i couldnt find it anywhere else. One of the reviews said it was an atom and i was holding off on opening my package. Celeron is plenty fine for something at this price range.

[@meh78336]

Looks like a Chuwi tablet and keyboard

[@ETAPRIME]

I’m pretty sure these are all generic and rebranded for different markets

[@hamsterwolf]

Was thinking that it looked like the cube mix plus

[@timvanderbyl3077]

Kogan also have these. I've had an older Atom one for a few years, mine has been great. Unfortunately I recommended it to my parents who each bought one and both had the keyboard problem as above. They are too inconsistent in their manufacturing.

[@damianlee5438]

Don't insult Chuwi. Their tablets are made of aluminum and they are actually a global Intel partner. And have been for the better part of a decade. Also their keyboard docks actually WORK.

[@dotmatrixmoe]

I love it when he does budget machines. It makes my wallet happy.

[@adambennett08330]

just bought the onn 10.1 windows tablet. tested WoW TBC and runs very smooth. did a quick test of steam hd remaster of ffx/x-2 remaster and it too ran smooth. I have 15 days to return it so I basically have 14 days to test it and if it meets my requirements I might keep it. the onn tablets at Walmart if you don't see on shelf you need to ask cashier cause ones on shelf are the Android versions. $200 not bad compared to how much I paid for my hp x360 laptop and games so far perform better on the tablet

[@dsdude500]

I’d be curious to see how it works as a drawing tablet since it came with that stylus which I’m assuming is pressure sensitive. Might not be completely terrible for $80!

[@melissam315]

You're probably better off going with brands like huion and x-pen. They're not as revered as wacom but personally I think they're worth what they're priced at.

[@tannimdragon5745]

I bought a silver one. The stylus works well for drawing with 1024 pressure levels. It uses a AAAA battery, not AAA

[@fiorylolo]

@@tannimdragon5745 do you think it's good for taking notes?for school

[@tannimdragon5745]

@@fiorylolo Because of terrible battery life, I don't think it would be. It would work, but the battery life only lasts 2 to 3 hours. maybe with a battery bank. Also, the tablet is about $170 when I last looked, which is more than I think it would be worth. At $80(or when it dropped to $70 for a week) it might have been an option.

[@fiorylolo]

@@tannimdragon5745 thank you so much💕❤️😊

[@tannimdragon5745]

I bought the silver version of this tablet. The pen works surprisingly well. Using it as a screen type drawing tablet is pretty effective. I've used Krita and Drawpile with it. Palm rejection does sometimes fail when resting your hand on it so you might leave a big dot here and there, but overall, I'm happy with it. The keyboard is utter garbage and the battery life is not great, but the windows ink pen works with 1024 pressure levels just fine. It does not use a AAA battery, but a AAAA(one more A). I did not know quadruple A batteries were even a thing.

[@johnhonnold4923]

Yes, yes, yes, let's see how Linux performs on this computer.

[@antikommunistischaktion]

Getting Linux to boot on this would be a pain as the uefi on it is only 32bit, and you can't enable legacy bios mode. It's the same issue that always crops up with these cheap tablets and why Linux isn't well supported on them.

[@barronslumber]

I got my son for Xmas 11.6 2in1 from evoo its a great 2in1 I was impressed I disabled the s mode it works great for what it is

[@jackbn9353]

It is $99 on Dec 28 at 10:15 AM Eastern Standard Time.

[@mrbisshie]

Shows $120 now on Walmart's website, and no way in hell is this tablet worth that much.

[@TheMartinScott]

Good Review... I notice a bit of wording that might confuse viewers. AC is not 5Ghz, but does depend on 5Ghz. Your point about it not having 5Ghz is a good point and important for many users. 2.4Ghz supports B, G, N - and with N, in theory it can provide around 600Mbps connections. Often lower end devices like this only have adapters that support 72, 150, or 300Mbps. (So if you were connecting via N to your router, this is why the higher speeds might have surprised you.) 5Ghz supports A, N, AC and other new specifications and variations. The main difference between N and AC is how many channels are used for the signal, with AC capable of 160MHz channel width support, thus providing more bandwidth. (Historical note A was a competitive class to G, and like G is only 54Mbps, but it uses the 5Ghz frequency. The XBox 360 WiFi Adapter supported A and G, and could connect to early N 5Ghz routers because of this.) PS The keyboards on many tablet 2-1s in the sub $200 range are always a bit crappy, even if it working right, typing on it probably would be torture. It is often best to get a case/cover with a stand and invest in a $10-20 bluetooth keyboard, which will even type better. I tend to recommend this class of device to users that primarily want a Tablet, which with the Active Stylus works surprising well even as an iPad /w Pencil competitor for far less money; and are capable of drawing in standard software like Photoshop as well as handy for Ink drawing and note taking. Making these tablets good for new/budding artists and children, without worry of breaking a $600 tablet. The performance test seems off/odd. Multi-core speed cannot be more than the core count times the single core speed. I suspect the device was under load with a setup background task possibly while running the single core test, or it has an odd Battery profile or piece of software overriding the power profile from Windows. Again, thanks for putting the work into this review, I was curious how well these specific models performed and looked, especially the screen, as there are many low end tablets with bad displays with little viewing angle.

[@Edwardfp]

Great review! I ended up getting 2 of these to use a video players and emulator/minecraft machine for my kids. :)

[@aguyandhiscomputer]

The Evoo Is it a Woo Hoo or a Boo Hoo?

[@TechExploresNYC]

Extra Virgin Olive Oil

[@p_mouse8676]

Can you put some linux distro on it? I think this would work great to hang somewhere on the wall. Or like in the lab/workshop. Just use an external keyboard

[@Joker-qr5se]

Love how you got straight to the point

[@BrainSlugs83]

FYI: for sound over HDMI it uses a sound codec in the GPU, it even shows up as an additional sound card in windows. I'd be very surprised if the integrated GPU on any of the low end processors had it.

[@leonardfluhart3532]

Another great video keep up the great work bud I love all your videos that be good for a cheap end emulation for retro games

[@ataru4]

I had an Acer Switch 2 in 1 that connected the monitor to the keyboard in the same way, and it too had connection problems. Any nudge of the device would cause disconnection. It was quite a common problem among other users too. A 360 hinge is much better, but tends to cost more.

[@NoToeLong]

These tablets often have a low power limit set for the CPU to balance heat and battery life, but it's possible to raise this power limit in a lot of these machines (sometimes in BIOS, other times in software) to allow the CPU to reach its full rated speeds. Naturally this comes at the cost of battery life and higher temperatures, but since this tablet's so cheap it'd be interesting to see if it's possible to hit the CPU's full potential.

[@VittorioNapoli]

You had the pen and you didn't use it 😂😂 I expected you to use it for the whole video! Why I never find the PERFECT review?

[@tannimdragon5745]

I bought the silver version of this tablet. The pen works surprisingly well. Using it as a screen type drawing tablet is pretty effective. I've used Krita and Drawpile with it. Palm rejection does sometimes fail when resting your hand on it so you might leave a big dot here and there, but overall, I'm happy with it. The keyboard is utter garbage and the battery life is not great, but the windows ink pen works with 1024 pressure levels just fine. It does not use a AAA battery as he said, but a AAAA(one more A). I did not know quadruple A batteries were even a thing.

[@seanbrittain4542]

@@tannimdragon5745 Just picked one up and it does work well but my pen is not smooth on the screen. Any idea if another pen would work?

[@tannimdragon5745]

@@seanbrittain4542 Probably any Windows Ink pen would work. Mine is pretty smooth, but I left the plastic film it came with on. I have not tried drawing directly on the screen. Maybe a sheet of some sort of clear thin plastic would work for smoothing it out for you. I would not suggest plastic wrap for food. Too "grippy"

[@dougheclipse1717]

I would expect the speed test to be that depending on the speed paid for. 2.4ghz band supports a Max of like 450-600 Mbps. If you don't have a faster internet connection than the 2.4 band allows, a lot of times you will benefit more from a 2.4 GHz band. The range on a 2.4 is much higher than 5ghz is. You may get much faster speed when in same room as router but it will drop pretty good as you get multiple rooms away with a 5ghz. Interference can effect the results as well.

[@emmanuelgoldstein3682]

I happened to notice you were on battery power for the benchmarks. I'm not sure, but I think that limits the CPU clocks.

[@ThePenguinOfTime]

I want to see all of those video ideas and more

[@Toblerone5]

One of these days we'll get a definitive tablet for under 150 I hope. Something with at the least 1600x900 screen, no immediate glaring issues like a terrible screen or weird hardware issues like the old chuwis were full of, okay amount of ram and power, and decent battery. Just enough to be a solid, definitive tablet for media, really light gaming like emulation, web browsing, and lightweight multitasking.

[@damianalbury9583]

Would love to see a distro like Ubuntu running on this

[@romiolover6852]

me too

[@IgnusFast]

I'd love to see performance out of a Linux build on this machine!

[@rollerballfine]

I would watch both Linux and Android videos featuring this device.

[@HandheldHardware]

That battery connector looks like the kind you can use on a LattePanda alpha... If it’s 2S you got yourself a battery pack!

[@HandheldHardware]

Finish that LattePanda alpha portal gaming project!

[@HandheldHardware]

In fact, you might be able to use that 10” touchscreen as well with a LattePanda alpha... if you try that out let me know if it works!

[@justin4thirty]

KZbin loading slow has something to do with the edge browser, I don’t think it’s the WiFi.

[@jackeyniraula]

Okay, I just got mine, came nothing as you described. Looks like you received DOA. Pretty solid stuff, the only thing that bothered me is it didn't come with office 365 1-year subscription so I'm sending it back. I highly recommend it if you don't care about office 365.

[@jameslangridge8849]

I love your videos ❤ I'd like to see you add Steam in home Streaming or Nvidia Moonlight Gamestreaming on these cheap devices. they may not be so good for running the emulators themselves, but if they're cheap enough it might be worth it to play games over a home network 😊

[@MichaelWebber]

Eek! I bought one, based on your recommendation (against) buying, and it sure looks sleek, and the keyboard doesn't detach (I think yours was defective, mine doesn't rattle) BUT the "i" key doesn't work! LOL I never learn. There is a website but no active links and some pages just works in progress. Problem is, at $99 and a semi-bogus 1-month only Office subscription (new users only, though), it's not a bad deal for a passable IPS screen, I'd rather exchange the keyboard on a warranty repair than lose all the time I invested in setting it up.

[@artvoy1]

Like this new budget laptop testing.

[@rodrigomontoya7302]

I do like the tablet and the idea of trying other Os. What do you do with all the electronics that you review?

[@CaptEmo-lb5ix]

I got one of the new roku ultra for Christmas and wanted to know if you can run emulators on it and if you can show us how?

[@justintyler1591]

I can

[@Lyunpaw]

Now for the most important question: Can you run Linux on it?

[@guillermocastilla6305]

very honest review I hope you can load Linux and shows how to get it done I have an old RCA tablet that I would like to put linux on

[@MarkTheMorose]

I don't think this is being sold in the UK, but I'd be interested in the Linux video anyway. Also, would Lakka run on this thing?

[@6maxwell99]

One thing you forgot to mention is that it has a year license for office 365 personal. I picked one up just for that alone. So since I was getting ready to renew my subscription I'm basically getting a free laptop for ten bucks. Now that's smart shopping!!

[@6maxwell99]

On second thought I change my mind & recommend noone to buy this piece of crap.

[@havocthehobbit]

I'd actually say its worth it at that price point .It essentially an entry level PC , productivity PC , with drawing pad capability and low quality for some tripple A games.Great to take to a meeting or on a long trip. I have an old atom from 5+ years ago that cost me 4 times as much and its still useful , with less capability .

[@JuanGarcia-lh1gv]

I'd like to see Linux and Android please :)

[@AkiraWisnu]

Wow! With lighweight Ubuntu based Distro (e.g: Xubuntu), this will be an awesome device for daily driver or early introduction to data science stuff. Though, Bliss OS sounds an awesome option as well. Android nowadays has very powerful set of productive software to work (and beta version of Wine as well, not as great as the Linux one tho).

[@balthromaw6305]

i have one of the previous models... and the keyboard on it was shotty too... so I hard soldered the connection... I barely ever used it as a tablet anyway...and I opened it up and added a heatsink to the CPU to stop it from thermal throttling

[@Mythreial]

Do the Linux and Android tests on this thing! I'm very curious because although I probably won't get this tablet, I have been eyeing a few similar to this that I'd love to turn into a portable Linux station (mainly because I personally don't believe windows is a viable option in such low-end hardware)

[@ae200616]

Igual es algo subjetivo por que digitalmente hablando cumple la estructura pero aun no se hay un limite y es como pasar de lo eléctrico a lo físico, a lo real, tangible

[@ellooku]

2:15 I have a Tecno WinPad 2 that has the same problem. I had to throw the keyboard into the bin. I also notice there is M.2 slot that powers the mobile which can come in handy for adding eGPU. You can check if yours comes with such.

[@povilasstaniulis9484]

Nice little machine. For the price, you can't really ask for more (except for the dock, they should've made a proper dock connector, not a magnetic one). Good for basic browsing and media playback on-the-go. Or some emulation as you've demonstrated. Regarding WiFi: 5 Ghz is NOT just for 802.11ac. 802.11n can run over 5 Ghz as well and it does run faster than over 2.4. Depending on what WiFi module this little hybrid has (I see a "crab" chip in there, so some kind of Realtek), it may be able to connect to 5Ghz 802.11n networks. USB mode is fine, even over 2.0 you have 35-40 MB/s of bandwidth, that chip won't be able to saturate that. Most (if not all) Atom hybrids use SDIO which is even slower than USB. Would be nice to get Android running on this little thing. Not sure if a standard build will do as these tablets sometimes require kernel and init script tweaks to get everything running smoothly.

[@haskam9615]

The 10.1 Nextbooks also have a similar problem with the keyboard connection that makes them frustrating to use. This is a design flaw not a one off. You end up using just the tablet part as a result. Not sure why this 2in1 was released with the same issue as the 10.1 Nextbooks.

[@SomeonefromArge]

You should try an older version of Dolphin like 3.0, the team is now focused on accuracy over performance

[@TedsDailyWoof]

I would love to see you get Andriod running on this tablet. I have a simular windows 10 tablet (Linx 1010B) and have been concidering doing the same myself. Love your vids keep it up :)

[@Booom-hr2mr]

10.1” IPS 1280x80 Display Oh nice, but i think this is a mistake.

[@nap8187]

Man, what a hybrid unit with a HD calculator screen.

[@SeMr7en]

You could use Ishiiruka, a dolphin fork aimed at performance and not accuracy

[@benjamin4206]

I got one. Glad to say, my keyboard works fine. The major issue is the false advertisement. Walmart website says it comes with 1 year of office 365 included. There’s no code or information to be found!

[@Biscuit-1337]

Does your keyboard rattle? I kinda figured his connection issues were tied to the rattle. Was thinking about this for a roommate who could use it for emulation (probably won't want to go beyond SNES emu), but he could use it for email and such as well. Also, how is the stylus?

[@benjamin4206]

Biscuit 1337, no rattle in my keyboard. The keys do not work reliability. If you don’t press the key dead in the center, it will not register. Plus the key are loud and clacky. I actually returned it before I had a chance to try out the pen. The keyboard issue plus the lack of office 365 are the reasons why returned it.

[@6maxwell99]

I too purchased one for Office 365 personal and there's no mention of it anywhere in the Box or on the tablet. I got the black one and the keyboard has the same issue it doesn't rattle but it constantly disconnects. I'm going to return it to Walmart this weekend. I guess you get what you pay for!!!

[@gregharder2765]

I'd love to see how the latest Ubuntu release runs on this, as well as some newer games with pixel graphics.

[@chrisl5097]

yeah absolutley would love to see both linux and android os' i suspect android would really do well with this hardware, if you could sort out those "out of the box" issues you found

[@devinlpatterson]

I'd love to see both a linux and android distribution on it if you have the time

[@newDell-q4w]

Thanks for the video! Would definitely like to see how well linux runs on this tablet

[@YoYoK3nny]

Virtualization can affect performance sometimes on some machines (at least in my experience). If you haven't already, maybe toggle it off in the bios and test performance again. Might be better... then again it could be even worse...

[@RaymondDay]

Yes love to see Linux run on this. Please do that. Thanks for this video.

[@RaymondDay]

If you do get Linux to run on it how do you install it?

[@poppabeardoes]

Seeing the install of linux on it would be awesome.

[@billyholmes3]

I'm waiting for the budget wife , trying to make up my mind

[@uncleheavy1066]

I bought one of these. The left speaker never worked. Exchanged for a new one, same problem. Take note that the touchpad uses the generic Microsoft HID driver (the tablet refuses to use any other driver I've found), so you cannot disable Gestures, which makes using the tiny touchpad frustrating as all hell. It interprets most of your movements as a gesture, causing windows to minimize or initiate unintended screen zoom. I have read from a lot of sources that this 2-in-1 breaks down quickly (typically within 3 months); Taking this video into account and considering that the two I received both had bad speakers , I think it's safe to assume evoo does not have any sort of quality control. Their website is a joke. I managed to find a customer support number, but calling it sent me straight to a prerecorded message stating that I was calling after business hours ( I was not ). I'm going to try calling them one more time and see if they can address some of the issues I've noticed, but after that I am returning for my money back. They just aren't worth the hassle.

[@xwtfbobx697]

My biggest problem with these ultra budget tablets/laptops has always been updating. With windows moving to the "at a service" model, ive had quite a few that have decided to fill the entirety of the available onboard storage with updates, and then essentially brick themselves once they try to install them.

[@LelouchLamperouge235]

damn AAA batteries are thick for a stylus ... usually styluses are powered by AAAA batteries :D

[@ninjamaster3453]

Thrown together with old surplus parts in some sweatshop.

[@joaquintiesi2161]

Do you think changing the thermal paste would improve de single core score? You know, with better cooling.

[@koreannom]

Would you recommend the Acer Spin 1? It has the same CPU and same amount of RAM

[@foorebellion2009]

what is your recording software?

[@catguy5425]

I just got a "refurbished" one from Walmart, and only one speaker works! Same problem with the keyboard's connection stability.

[@atiquezaman7128]

what about the pen input? is it any good? worth getting it for note-taking?

[@dasajay3143]

Hey ETA prime, I would like to see Android and recalbox running on it. Please do emulation test on these OS's

[@ilanmetoudi]

Great review. Just wondering if anyone is familiar with the Linx Vision windows tablet? Less ram than this with 32bit windows on a s4bit processor.. weird!

[@MrJ0mmy]

hey you should try Lakka os on some of these tablets and laptops ect you review

[@stran63r63]

There is an EVOO 11.6 laptop that micro center is selling now for $60. The MEB1164G64G4GW10. I wonder how that one would do.

[@QuanLovesGaming]

I just wanna use it for school. Is it competent enough for PowerPoint and other offices things?

[@vincem4756]

I think that keyboard is defective. For $79 bucks this isnt too top terrible. Good if you want a toy lol. Love your reviews especially for cheap stuff =D SUBSCRIBED

[@pulesjet]

Not a Gamer but have been looking for a low cost usable tablet. Thank You. I need one with at least ONE USB port. Checking on the Grumps and Complaints it seems the 32Gb is not enough to Update windows ? By the time you have Windows 10 on the thing you don't have much to work with. SAD.

[@Fathimath123]

Install Android x806 on it yo! It would be greet for playing battle ground on it, it have a "BIG SCRREEEAN

[@tom611]

You didn't take the keyboard apart to see what was rattling?

[@JuraganLED]

I am laughing at 1:46 when crooked Celeron sticker mentioned. How can a manufacturer put sticker as if without any jig fixature

[@MostlyRCSlovakia]

How about testing the stylus as well please?

[@xwolpertinger]

I've had a very similar one (branded differently) and while it did have a different way to attach the keyboard (using hooks instead of magnets) it had the same pogo pins to make the connection ... in theory, thing kept cutting out all the time and so it was best relagated to live as a tablet for various hacking projects. Would not recommend

[@adminbulma9024]

I had a similar laptop made by Evoo and it didn’t even last me six months ran okay for about a month and a half before it started overheating for the least little thing I would do and the feet on the bottom slowly peeled off and the fingerprint scanner stopped working after one windows update after that I got me an iPad and have been happy ever since

[@andrew8293]

Please try Linux and Android x86. Try installing debain 10 with MATE or Arch with MATE and keep it minimal. Also try Kali (this might make a great portable hacking device). For the throttling try replacing the thermal on top of the CPU and N/S bridge with real CPU paste and connect it directly to the copper or if you can a RPi heatsink and connect that to the copper. Also give us a look in the BIOS.

[@LORD-xg2ks]

Damn I'd buy it if it weren't so nonchalantly put together. CHINESEIUM!

[@psihuntr]

@Seamus O'Dork ? Is higher build quality too much to ask?

[@GLDragon93]

80$ is good, considering in Europe you're going to pay 80-90€ for a USED windows 10 intel atom z-series tablet and 2gb of ram.

[@hermenegildoc3933]

Lol where un Spain min 200 eur

[@alexisrivera200xable]

Thanks for the video, it should help a lot of people avoid this one like the plague! Even at this low of a price point the quality is incredibly bad and not worth it.

[@canesvenatici9588]

Does using batocera or Linux increases emulation performance or not? I'm thinking about ps2 games

[@Jaoheah]

The Thinkpad x220t is better. You can get it for like $60 on Ebay. But the screen does not detach and is heavier.