One of the best bigger budget Windows tablets around.
£149.99 on sellers website.
The Linx 1010 Keyboard Dock is designed to maximise your Linx 1010 tablet experience. With a simple docking connection you can quickly reach peak productivity and transform your tablet seamlessly between a versatile tablet and a compact laptop. The perfect companion for all the things you do, the optimum-spaced island keyboard provides tactile feedback, enabling a fast, familiar and comfortable typing experience. When you finish typing, simply close the tablet and keyboard for full screen protection when stored or detach the tablet completely for a lightweight and full-featured Windows entertainment experience.
The Linx 1010 is the perfect companion for all the things you do. A powerful Quad-Core Intel processor brings all the features of the latest Windows operating system to the stunning 10.1 display that lets you stay productive and entertained wherever you are.
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MrFizzy
30 Nov 153#52
Just to, hopefully, clear a few things up, the original 10" Tablet was called the Linx 10. This had the origami keyboard, Windows 8.1 and 12 months Office 365. The new 10" tablet is called the Linx 1010 (Linx 10 with Windows 10?). This has the 'proper' hinged keyboard, Windows 10 and Office Web apps. I have both. The new keyboard is much better although also much heavier. Note that the keyboard connectors on the 10 and 1010 are different hence they are not interchangeable. The other main difference are that the 1010 has 2 full size USB connectors and one micro connector which is also used for charging. The 10 is charged by a 'DC Plug' type connector, so a little more inconvenient. Processor, memory, screen etc are all the same. With regards to 1010 and 1010B, I don't think there's isn't any difference. My box says 1010, but the barcode says 1010B. My suspicion is that they intended to bring out different colours and the B is Black. One think to look out for is that there is a 'Lite' variant about that only has a 16GB SSD, although I believe that's only available from Sainsburys. If anybody else has any other questions regarding the differences, I'll be happy to try and help.
Latest comments (75)
GodVilla
8 Dec 15#75
Can anyone recommended a case? Thanks
goodgrr
3 Dec 15#74
Just received mine, agree they are fairly heavy as a combination
playing football manager 2015 on this and its super smooth. runs no issues with about 5 leagues loaded. even the 3d matches play well. anyone know if fm16 would be playable?
m00moo
2 Dec 15#69
Still awaiting shipping myself. Looking at the item it is still showing receive by 4th-7th. My order was scheduled for 3rd-4th so hoping it gets dispatched swiftly....
rickb84
2 Dec 15#68
Anyone had theirs shipped yet?
jordib
1 Dec 15#67
does anyone know what size micro sd card it can support up to? i have a 128gb usb but would prefer a micro sd card.
Interloper
1 Dec 151#66
Yeah, the keyboard dock is really solid and well made with a metal hinge. It has to be heavy though to counterbalance the weight of the tablet or the whole thing would just fall backwards. That's the one downside of these hinged keyboard cases - they double the weight of your device as they basically have to. The hinged Zagg keyboard covers for the iPad are exactly the same - they are usually heavier than the iPad itself!
The alternative is the floppy keyboard cases with only one angle. Lighter but far less sturdy and versatile.
walpolecherie
1 Dec 15#64
Currys / Pc World have this for £139.99 and you get a free keyboard via Claim
1. The supplier is dreadful, good luck getting a problem sorted 6 months later
2. This is the B model with the inferior keyboard.
I'd hold out for Amazon
dazzy999 to EazyDuz
1 Dec 15#63
Dont talk rubbish ... feedback of 99.5% what are you on about
dazzy999
1 Dec 15#62
Sure .... which is why they have a 99.5 % feedback
jordib
1 Dec 151#61
after a few hours use im very pleased. feels a real solid machine. With the keyboard attached its actually quite heavy something some people may not like.
Software wise there are lots of updates it has gone through which does take ages...
All seems very nippy though. Browsing is smooth and switches between apps smoothly aswell.
Have yet to try the xbox streaming, not sure how to set it up tbh.
For 125 ding im more than happy!
vaiorior
1 Dec 15#60
If you have no experience buy cheaper one.
jordib
30 Nov 151#1
orderd this from amazon on friday for 124.99, should be here today. will give my thoughts then.
vaiorior to jordib
1 Dec 15#59
Me too. Good find, have some heat
GodVilla
30 Nov 15#55
I know this doesn't have office 365, but are the office mobile apps adequate enough?
Interloper to GodVilla
1 Dec 15#58
They're fine, on par with the Android and iOS equivalents. If you have access to a Windows 10 machine you can download them from the Store for free to see what you think. You won't be crazy high-end Excel pivot tabling etc, but for most users they're pretty good.
If you need Access and Publisher, though, you'll still need Office 365.
Malabus
1 Dec 15#57
Save up for a Lenovo. Brilliant 10" tablets.
jordib
30 Nov 15#56
got it this evening. feels really premium and was up and running in a matter of minutes. just trying to get used to windows having not used it in years.
cfbc
30 Nov 15#54
I have ordered via Amazon as if any problems, no hassle and a lot easier to communicate with, etc... I presume the tablet/keyboard are the same on both deals?
EazyDuz
30 Nov 15#53
I was going to buy but ill hold out for when Amazon do it at the same price, their returns policy is just so much better
MrFizzy
30 Nov 153#52
Just to, hopefully, clear a few things up, the original 10" Tablet was called the Linx 10. This had the origami keyboard, Windows 8.1 and 12 months Office 365. The new 10" tablet is called the Linx 1010 (Linx 10 with Windows 10?). This has the 'proper' hinged keyboard, Windows 10 and Office Web apps. I have both. The new keyboard is much better although also much heavier. Note that the keyboard connectors on the 10 and 1010 are different hence they are not interchangeable. The other main difference are that the 1010 has 2 full size USB connectors and one micro connector which is also used for charging. The 10 is charged by a 'DC Plug' type connector, so a little more inconvenient. Processor, memory, screen etc are all the same. With regards to 1010 and 1010B, I don't think there's isn't any difference. My box says 1010, but the barcode says 1010B. My suspicion is that they intended to bring out different colours and the B is Black. One think to look out for is that there is a 'Lite' variant about that only has a 16GB SSD, although I believe that's only available from Sainsburys. If anybody else has any other questions regarding the differences, I'll be happy to try and help.
Interloper
30 Nov 15#51
I can't comment on the seller as I've never used them but this is an excellent price for this product.
Incorrect. The 1010B has the superior, Asus Transformer-style keyboard. My wife has it and its very, very good. The older 1010 had an origami-style keyboard case which was generally regarded as rubbish.
As someone who has had and used both, I fail to see how the Asus is "way better" than this. The specs are virtually the same, the new Linx keyboard case is better with superior key travel in my opinion and the build quality of both is roughly equal. At double the cost, the Asus is hard to justify.
winteriscoming
30 Nov 15#50
thanks guys, I think I'll stick with the Asus
EazyDuz
30 Nov 15#49
cold*
dazzy999
30 Nov 15#2
Does anyone know what the difference is between 1010 and 1010b
crazylegs to dazzy999
30 Nov 15#47
I would say one has a b and the other doesn't :stuck_out_tongue:
cfbc
30 Nov 151#46
That's double the money+
rperrin771
30 Nov 152#45
The Asus is way better. Don't buy anything from laptop outlet direct, they have shocking customer service and the after sales care is non existent.
rperrin771
30 Nov 15#44
I wouldn't touch laptop outlet direct with a barge!
Brought a chromebook from them in summer, and
winteriscoming
30 Nov 15#43
I’m stuck between this and a ASUS Transformer TF101 (Amazon link here), anybody with experience with these devices know which is better?
Cunslow
30 Nov 15#42
Thank you kindly, I missed this on Amazon on Friday! Ordered one for my missus. Her current laptop takes a day to start up.
Taff
30 Nov 15#39
Its funny via Amazon.co.uk and the supplier 'Laptop Outlet UK' is charging £149.99. That's the same company:
Business Name: Laptop Outlet Ltd.
Business Address: Laptop Outlet
UNIT 10 Woodford Trading Estate
South End Rd, WOODFORD GREEN
Essex
IG8 8HF
GB
Better get this via their Ebay store. :smiley:
dazzy999 to Taff
30 Nov 15#41
And this is what this post is about ..... GETTING IT FROM EBAY
rickb84
30 Nov 15#26
must be a mistake, even a best offer of £119 got automatically declined lol
dazzy999 to rickb84
30 Nov 15#29
I tried differnt offers, all got rejected maybe 118.99
goodgrr to rickb84
30 Nov 15#40
It was featured on ebay's Cyber Monday deals, so don't think it's a mistake, they would have been in negotiation in advance. Bought one prior to the listing amendment.
Chufty
30 Nov 15#33
I play plenty of Steam games on my 10 without issue. I also use home streaming occasionally and have never had a problem.
Great tablet in my opinion, and a great price.
jordib to Chufty
30 Nov 15#35
What kind of games does it play without issues? in wondering would it play rocket league?
pedd to Chufty
30 Nov 15#38
Sorry for the inquisition, but is that streaming over Wifi? What sort of games, and what graphics card do you have driving it? Yours sounds like the setup I'm trying to create.
dazzy999
30 Nov 15#37
Re: Games Compatible with Linx Tablets
Postby ronaldthegreat » July 29th, 2015, 4:24 pm
Can confirm that Broken Age is fully playable on Linx 10. Rocket League however is not
the title is a bit misleading, this doesn't come with MS Office. It comes with Office Mobile (which is free to download anyway on any device)
I have one of these and it is good for the price
lundapapa
30 Nov 15#32
everything!
adamspencer95
30 Nov 15#28
the same people are selling the tablet without the keyboard for over 134.99 so is it a mis-price?
dazzy999 to adamspencer95
30 Nov 15#31
I dont think it is, as they recently changed the description so they ,must know what the price is
dazzy999
30 Nov 15#30
I have ordered 3. Not had any refund or anything
BigBuds
30 Nov 15#27
Just got a refund?
Rich44
30 Nov 15#25
Go in with £90 and they'll either accept or make a counter offer back
rickb84
30 Nov 15#24
these accept best offer. does anyone know the best best offer they accept?
dazzy999
30 Nov 15#23
Well for the price its a great tablet but probably not for everyone
thebiggishman
30 Nov 15#22
sorry was meant for the comment above yours
dazzy999
30 Nov 15#21
lol. i emailed them, asking the difference between 1010 and 1010b. They have updated the listing now, it is 1010b
dazzy999
30 Nov 15#20
Off course any game which meets the spec should run. Just tried one game Gomo, but it wasnt off steam
dazzy999
30 Nov 15#19
The official linx keyboard, bought it from Amazon though not here
anibinni
30 Nov 15#18
Orderd, thanks
jordib
30 Nov 15#17
have you tried playing games off steam on it directly?
jordib
30 Nov 15#16
have you recieved it? which keyboard came with it?
Darkle
30 Nov 15#15
That's not the Linx 1010, just so there's no confusion. It's not the same product.
I bought the Linx 10, and mostly like it, but it can't do Steam In Home Streaming which is a bummer. It skips and jumps all over the place.
dazzy999
30 Nov 15#14
I dont think so , i bought 1010b from amazon with the keyboard few days ago
dazzy999
30 Nov 15#13
not same price its 139.98
jordib
30 Nov 151#12
i think the difference is the keyboard case. the 1010 supposedly has a magnetic flexi back which folds into a stand for the tablet where as the 1010b doesnt. mines is out for delivery so will let you know what the keyboard is.
mats123
30 Nov 15#11
This one includes keyboard and ebay gives u 3ish% cashback as well...
southlondonboy
30 Nov 15#10
Tempted for my small business
thebiggishman
30 Nov 15#3
let me know :smiley:
dazzy999 to thebiggishman
30 Nov 15#9
let you know what
Tone249
30 Nov 15#5
Hi All, apologies in advance for my naivety but is this the 1010B model that was listed on amazon for a similar price last week? Great find either way. Heat.....
dazzy999 to Tone249
30 Nov 151#8
Just called the linx support . They say there is no difference between the 2 models , they are the same
southlondonboy
30 Nov 15#7
Question? Is the office for 1 year or lifetime
ame2418
30 Nov 15#6
No keyboard with that one though by the looks of it.
Opening post
One of the best bigger budget Windows tablets around.
£149.99 on sellers website.
The Linx 1010 Keyboard Dock is designed to maximise your Linx 1010 tablet experience. With a simple docking connection you can quickly reach peak productivity and transform your tablet seamlessly between a versatile tablet and a compact laptop. The perfect companion for all the things you do, the optimum-spaced island keyboard provides tactile feedback, enabling a fast, familiar and comfortable typing experience. When you finish typing, simply close the tablet and keyboard for full screen protection when stored or detach the tablet completely for a lightweight and full-featured Windows entertainment experience.
The Linx 1010 is the perfect companion for all the things you do. A powerful Quad-Core Intel processor brings all the features of the latest Windows operating system to the stunning 10.1 display that lets you stay productive and entertained wherever you are.
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B014D847FS?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=ox_sc_act_title_4&smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE
The alternative is the floppy keyboard cases with only one angle. Lighter but far less sturdy and versatile.
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/computing/tablets-and-ereaders/tablets/linx-1010b-10-1-tablet-32-gb-black-10138450-pdt.html
1. The supplier is dreadful, good luck getting a problem sorted 6 months later
2. This is the B model with the inferior keyboard.
I'd hold out for Amazon
Software wise there are lots of updates it has gone through which does take ages...
All seems very nippy though. Browsing is smooth and switches between apps smoothly aswell.
Have yet to try the xbox streaming, not sure how to set it up tbh.
For 125 ding im more than happy!
If you need Access and Publisher, though, you'll still need Office 365.
Incorrect. The 1010B has the superior, Asus Transformer-style keyboard. My wife has it and its very, very good. The older 1010 had an origami-style keyboard case which was generally regarded as rubbish.
As someone who has had and used both, I fail to see how the Asus is "way better" than this. The specs are virtually the same, the new Linx keyboard case is better with superior key travel in my opinion and the build quality of both is roughly equal. At double the cost, the Asus is hard to justify.
Brought a chromebook from them in summer, and
Business Name: Laptop Outlet Ltd.
Business Address: Laptop Outlet
UNIT 10 Woodford Trading Estate
South End Rd, WOODFORD GREEN
Essex
IG8 8HF
GB
Better get this via their Ebay store. :smiley:
Great tablet in my opinion, and a great price.
Postby ronaldthegreat » July 29th, 2015, 4:24 pm
Can confirm that Broken Age is fully playable on Linx 10. Rocket League however is not
the title is a bit misleading, this doesn't come with MS Office. It comes with Office Mobile (which is free to download anyway on any device)
I have one of these and it is good for the price
I bought the Linx 10, and mostly like it, but it can't do Steam In Home Streaming which is a bummer. It skips and jumps all over the place.