Main Features:
Microsoft Windows 10 Home OS
Windows 10 brings back the popular Start Menu from Windows 7 and introduces new features, like the Edge Web browser that lets you mark up Web pages on your screen
Intel Cherry Trail X5 Z8350 Quad Core 1.44GHz, up to 1.92GHz
Ultra-low-voltage platform and quad-core processing provide maximum high-efficiency power. Intel Turbo Boost Technology delivers dynamic extra power when you need it
14.0 inch FHD LED Screen
Offering good experience for watching videos and browsing the Web. The 1920 x 1080 resolution screen boasts impressive high-quality images
4GB DDR3L RAM for Advanced Multitasking
Substantial high-bandwidth RAM offers you a high-impact gaming experience, ensures smooth operation and stable multitasking using feeling
64GB eMMC ROM Storage Capacity
Provides room to store pictures, videos, music and more
Built-in 3.7V / 10000mAh Battery
Large capacity battery, ensures long battery life, provides you with the best experience throughout the day
Front Camera for Photos and Face-to-face Chat
0.3MP front camera allows you to capture memorable moments or chat with friends
HDMI Output Expands Your Viewing Options
You can connect the device to an HDTV or high-definition monitor to set up two screens side by side or just enlarge pictures
Bluetooth 4.0 Interface Syncs with Compatible Devices
Wirelessly transfer photos, music and other media files between the computer and your Bluetooth-enabled cell phone, your MP3
SHOUT TO MCEK - the EU warehouse has dropped to £126.07!
Latest comments (40)
dz1
14 Mar 17#40
Overall, that review is very positive for this laptop.
I have a tablet with the same processor as this and it is too slow, but with this laptop having a lower screen resolution than my tablet I think it will be ideal.
mcek
14 Mar 17#38
Just looked, OP price for China warehouse but there is a EU warehouse price that's £7 cheaper.
jinsta to mcek
14 Mar 17#39
Thats a new change that! £126.07 is even better!
moss_123
14 Mar 17#37
Does it have a precision touchpad?
ctoumi
13 Mar 17#31
what this thing no brand ? no warranty ? wouldnt buy a car with no make to it...cold
jinsta to ctoumi
13 Mar 17#36
Chinese comp called Jumper, 1year warranty but very few will make use of it as you would need to ship back to China everytime. To browse web, check a few emails and watch a few you tube vids with something of decent screen size....cant really say need something more well known in terms of brand. If you look for reviews, fairs very acceptable for pricetag really
fishmaster
13 Mar 171#35
Good point, it was early in the morning when I posted, that's my excuse anyway.
Raydar81
13 Mar 17#34
Sorry for the typo I meant Aliexpress*
Raydar81
13 Mar 17#33
Once again thanks for the info, there is the full sized metal keyboard available on Alex press (designed for the 10.8 inch version) which funnily enough came out a few weeks after I purchased the smaller keyboard (designed for the 10.1 inch models). I think I'll make an attempt at repairing this freezing issue or I may just install Phoenix OS on this Chuwi what do you think? :confused:
SClub
13 Mar 17#32
There are two fixes - one for the sleep/wake issue and one for the freezing issue. The freezing issue is caused by the driver for the built in emmc storage.
BTW I have both keyboards, and whilst the metal one is a bit small and can cause the tablet to topple backwards, it's much nicer to use than the leatherette keyboard case.
The freezing fix sorted mine out perfectly, but it's a bit complex to do - you need to plug it into a pc and install TWRP for starters!
Bilbo1968
13 Mar 171#30
I'm actually speechless how hot this has got - no offence to the OP but if you want to **** away £130 odd I'll send you my Paypal email..
Raydar81
13 Mar 17#29
Thanks for the info on that I did read a bit into that. The odd thing is I'm not using the leather keyboard that most bought I ended up buying the metal one smaller by an inch or so on the sides but fits well. The question is if most users had this issue related to that leather style keyboard why does my Chuwi vi10 still freeze? I guess I could try it..
Raydar81
13 Mar 17#23
Bought the PiPO W9S with similar specs to this not long ago from banggood. Was ok until it started crashing/freezing and I sent it straight back along with the Medion laptop/netbook I recently sent back to Aldi too, seems like many of these that are OEM built by the same Chinese manufacturer have some issues with Windows 10 glitches. Now I'm using my Chuwi Vi10 remix OS and it's fine with the occasional freeze. Anybody used Phoenix OS yet? I find it doesn't freeze as much as the Remix OS. I have managed to install Phoenix OS on a Windows PC and oddly enough it's an AMD machine because many people had issues installing Phoenix on some AMD systems. Anyway I'm quite happy with the Phoenix OS. Ah not to forget I did have a teclast tbook 10 that just decided to not work a few months after purchasing doesn't boot into Windows or Android and I've tried everything... :confused:
SClub to Raydar81
13 Mar 17#28
Are you using the VI10 plus now? There's a fix for the freezing built by a chap called KonstaT on Modaco...
badboyofrock
13 Mar 17#27
It does just best it, but for the type of use I'd get from it, I'd still go for the new one for the ssd upgrade.
Picard123
13 Mar 17#26
They never fixed that keyboard bounce and USB issue even with the 'revised' Ezbook 3 edition:
Believe thats the X5 Z8300 version (OLD ONE as they label it) which suffered the USB issue. These should be ok and seen a few reviews mention it was sorted with the Z8350 version. Keyborad flex seems to be raised issue, but scan let it slide due to how thin it is. Bit of browsing should be fine and not too keyboard intensive
doesn't run android at all, the trackpad is awful and the 'usefull' features of dragging down with one finger to minimise windows cannot be turned off, arrow keys have to be pressed really hard, gets toasty on the bottom right, but it's super lightweight, looks good, performs okay for YouTube and word and Facebook, no gaming or programming/compiling though.
Raydar81 to daniielnayylor
13 Mar 17#24
Agreed the trackpants lol on these are a joke and will drive anybody up the wall!!
Amazed at how little there actually is inside of this thing. Its not for me though due to the issues mentioned and the prospect of basically having no warranty. The biggest put off for me was the huge lithium battery stuck under the flexible keyboard - not a very good idea considering how easy those packs are to damage.
Hpi_matrix
13 Mar 17#20
Thats only a ten inch screen though
jumpinoffthbed
13 Mar 17#9
Surely worth paying the extra 20 from eu warehouse?
I nearly bought a Teclast last year but read people were having issues with the screen, now I don't think it's worth getting a Chinese tablet/laptop unless it's been around for a while and had plenty of good reviews. Can anyone vouch for jumper? Shame this doesn't have android as well.
Hpi_matrix to jumpinoffthbed
13 Mar 17#19
I bought a drone from the EU warehouse but when I wanted to RMA it they wanted it sent back to China, luckily got my money back from paypal.
These are OK for the money, but have problems with the USB ports not powering external HDDs or cd drives. You'd be best paying another 20 quid and getting the ezbook 3 as those issues have been ironed out, and there is a port on the inside for an m.2 ssd for an easy upgrade.
meglaman2000
13 Mar 171#15
Oddly, the review posted in post #8 states the USB ports issue is fixed after generation 1, so might be a bit of a lottery...
speculatrix
13 Mar 171#12
p.s. still voting hot because it would be ok for light use or as a spare, or even going on holiday when you don't want to take something expensive. however, it will almost certainly come with a US keyboard map.
plewis00 to speculatrix
13 Mar 17#14
It's a great spec for the money, but I ended up with a Lenovo IdeaPad 100S that I paid £80 for - it uses Bay Trail-T not the newer CPUs, but as you said, it's perfect for light work and not so expensive that I have to worry about it too much. I mean I'd take an Asus UX305 or couple of year old MacBook Air but then you end up with having to carry spare cases and other bits in case you damage it.
I would worry about niggles and other issues though with this - unlike branded units, getting spares even if you want to fix it yourself will be nearly impossible.
MaximusRo
13 Mar 172#13
Wow buying a laptop from gearbest, you must be brave and maybe not very smart?
Not for me, not voted either way
I think you'll find that it runs both Windows and Android
dwl99
13 Mar 17#4
Bear in mind that the version of Android on this is unlikely to ever be upgraded.
Uridium to dwl99
13 Mar 171#5
errm....it's running Windows.....
I think the occasional mentions of Android on the product page are just webpage inconsistencies.
ficosaneil
13 Mar 172#3
These things have a habit of looking far better in the images than in the flesh. In the images this looks really cheap and nasty...
jasee
13 Mar 17#2
Hot! Good resolution. One USB3 port. Appears to be android or Windows 10. Almost worth getting just to see the quality. Is it anywhere near as robust as a 'western' Ultrabook?
repouk
13 Mar 172#1
Great spec for what it is. Shame about the hassle if you have any warranty problems!
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Opening post
Main Features:
Microsoft Windows 10 Home OS
Windows 10 brings back the popular Start Menu from Windows 7 and introduces new features, like the Edge Web browser that lets you mark up Web pages on your screen
Intel Cherry Trail X5 Z8350 Quad Core 1.44GHz, up to 1.92GHz
Ultra-low-voltage platform and quad-core processing provide maximum high-efficiency power. Intel Turbo Boost Technology delivers dynamic extra power when you need it
14.0 inch FHD LED Screen
Offering good experience for watching videos and browsing the Web. The 1920 x 1080 resolution screen boasts impressive high-quality images
4GB DDR3L RAM for Advanced Multitasking
Substantial high-bandwidth RAM offers you a high-impact gaming experience, ensures smooth operation and stable multitasking using feeling
64GB eMMC ROM Storage Capacity
Provides room to store pictures, videos, music and more
Built-in 3.7V / 10000mAh Battery
Large capacity battery, ensures long battery life, provides you with the best experience throughout the day
Front Camera for Photos and Face-to-face Chat
0.3MP front camera allows you to capture memorable moments or chat with friends
HDMI Output Expands Your Viewing Options
You can connect the device to an HDTV or high-definition monitor to set up two screens side by side or just enlarge pictures
Bluetooth 4.0 Interface Syncs with Compatible Devices
Wirelessly transfer photos, music and other media files between the computer and your Bluetooth-enabled cell phone, your MP3
SHOUT TO MCEK - the EU warehouse has dropped to £126.07!
Latest comments (40)
I have a tablet with the same processor as this and it is too slow, but with this laptop having a lower screen resolution than my tablet I think it will be ideal.
BTW I have both keyboards, and whilst the metal one is a bit small and can cause the tablet to topple backwards, it's much nicer to use than the leatherette keyboard case.
The freezing fix sorted mine out perfectly, but it's a bit complex to do - you need to plug it into a pc and install TWRP for starters!
https://techtablets.com/2017/02/jumper-ezbook-3-review-online-average-notebook-price/
Shame really, because it would otherwise offer alot of 'bang for buck'.
The Techtablets.com guy actually recommends the Chuwi 14.1" over the Ezbook:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MeaDRlm1N0c
The Air would also be a great device if they could shoe horn a 13.3" panel into that 11.6" form factor (the bezels seem to be big enough!)
https://techtablets.com/2016/09/jumper-ezbook-air-review-online/
Having room for ssd is a big plus, but thought the Cherry Trail X5 Z8350 Quad Core bettered the Intel Apollo Lake Dual Core Z8350
https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare.php?cmp[]=2895&cmp[]=2774
Amazed at how little there actually is inside of this thing. Its not for me though due to the issues mentioned and the prospect of basically having no warranty. The biggest put off for me was the huge lithium battery stuck under the flexible keyboard - not a very good idea considering how easy those packs are to damage.
I nearly bought a Teclast last year but read people were having issues with the screen, now I don't think it's worth getting a Chinese tablet/laptop unless it's been around for a while and had plenty of good reviews. Can anyone vouch for jumper? Shame this doesn't have android as well.
An example price, don't know if in stock or not
https://www.europc.co.uk/hp-pavilion-10-x2-detachable-laptop-windows-10-home-intel-atom-x5-z8300-1-44ghz-2gb-ram-32gb-ssd-10-1-1280x800-wxga-touchscreen-1-year-rtm-warranty-118628.html
Refurb one here, again don't know if in stock, says it is
https://ink2print.co.uk/collections/laptops/products/hp-pavilion-x2-10
I would worry about niggles and other issues though with this - unlike branded units, getting spares even if you want to fix it yourself will be nearly impossible.
Not for me, not voted either way
"build feels cheap and the keyboard flex will annoy"
"the real deal breaker is the USB port issue"
"receiving a second batch unit that fixes the keyboard bounce and flex,"
I think the occasional mentions of Android on the product page are just webpage inconsistencies.
:man: