Chuwi HiPad Air Tablet which generally retails for $220 is now available at a discounted price of $193.99 only at AliExpress. This deal ends in 18 hours. 

Chuwi HiPad Air Tablet

Chuwi HiPad Air features a 10.3” laminated multi-touch IPS full view display with thin bezels. The screen comes with a 16:10 field of view ratio and a vivid and high color gamut. The edge-to-edge display combined with the brilliant color gamut is perfect to enjoy videos, games, movies, etc. You can also use the multi-angle viewing tablet as a mini laptop by simply combining it with the full-sized Bluetooth wireless keyboard which can be directly attached to the tablet with a magnetic connector. 

Key Features:

• 10.3” FHD display
• 7mm thin and flexible body
• 4GB LDDR4 RAM + 128GB ROM
• UNISOC Tiger T618 chipset
• Stereo dual speakers
• 5MP front and rear cameras
• Type-C port: Multiple interfaces
• Android 11 OS
• 2.4 and 5G dual-band network
• 7000mAh battery – 8 hours of battery life

Generally retailing for $220 you can now buy Chuwi HiPad Air Tablet at a discounted price of $193.99 only at AliExpress. Please note that the above price is applicable only for the tablet and the keyboard needs to be purchased separately, This deal ends in 18 hours. So place your order asap. 

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On account of its world premiere, Chuwi is giving out its Hi-Pad Pro Tablet at a discounted price of $194.99 only at AliExpress. Please note that this super deal ends in 21 hours.

Chuwi Hi-Pad Pro Tablet

Key Features:

• 2 in 1 Tablet
• 10.8” FHD full view display
• 90% screen to body ratio
• Snapdragon 662 Octa-core processor
• 8GB RAM + 128GB ROM
• Android 11 OS
• 4G LTE
• Rear Camera: 8MP
• Front Camera: 5MP
• Matrix Distributed 4 Hi-Fi Speakers
• 7000mAh Battery, QC3.0 Fast charging
• Multiple Type-C interfaces
• Pen and Keyboard (to be purchased separately)

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On account of its world premiere, Chuwi Hi-Pad Pro is available at a discounted price of $194.99 only. You can buy the Pen and Keyboard for an additional cost. Please note that this deal will end in the next 21 hours. So place your order asap. 

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The Hi10 series of 10.1-inch tablet computer, owned by Chuwi, has been pretty well received by the consumers. To add more to it, the company is now coming with its upgraded version- the Chuwi Hi10 XR. Featuring Gemini Lake Refresh N4120 processor that offers powerful performance and a touch IPS screen, this device is here to give the users an entirely new experience. Additionally, it is the world’s first 10.1-inch tablet to be powered by the Intel Gemini Lake N1420.

The Chuwi Hi10 XR tablet comes with an Intel Gemini Lake Refresh N4120 processor that adopts a 4 core and 4 thread design. With an upgraded 2.6GHz core frequency, this device offers a seamless performance. Its built-in 9th Gen UHD 600 graphics card can conveniently decode a 4K video. This tablet comes with a 6GB RAM and 128GB ROM to offer efficient multi-tasking and ample storage space. Running on a Windows 10 operating system, the Hi10 XR can conveniently conduct all MS Office tasks. The versatile form of this processor makes it ideal for both official and personal use.

Compared to its predecessors, the Hi10 XR has undergone a significant improvement. It offers 125% multicore performance of that of Hi10 X and 165% single-core performance of Hi10 Air.

The Hi10 XR boasts a 10.1-inch touch IPS screen with a 1920 x 1200p resolution. It can be used as an ideal entertainment unit for watching 4K videos too. This tablet also supports an external keyboard to transform itself into a sleek 2-in-1 notebook. Its dual-Type-C interface allows convenient charging and multiple connecting options.

Being the world’s first 10.1-inch tablet to feature the N4120 processor, the Chuwi Hi10 XR s expected to provide enhanced performance and versatility. Offering a 2-in-1 configuration, this device performs adequately for both official and personal use. The sleek form of this device makes it convenient to store and carry, making it ideal for light travelers.

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Over the years, Chuwi has built a solid reputation for itself in the tablet/laptop market. Despite the fall in tablet popularity, Chuwi kept faith in the market and was doing well. Just like all other Chinese firms, the company had gone into the Chinese Lunar New year holidays with high expectations and plans for the new year until the Coronavirus epidemic happened. As a result of the health situation, the government extended the holidays and even after the tension, most workers couldn’t return to work. Apparently, Chuwi has shut down production all this while but is now set to resume business activities for the year. A press release by the company indicates that the tablet brand will open shop again on February, 26 which is today.

The COVID-19 has had severe effects on companies in China and even on the Chinese economy. Presently, it has even spread beyond the shores of China into other countries with no cure in sight. China has been able to relatively contain the spread with the adoption of several measures that prevent cross-infection.

Chuwi says it has gotten the approval of the Chinese authorities to resume work. The PC maker is, thus, craving for the support of fans the world over while also appreciating its fans for their support in time past. The company is already expected to launch the HeroBox Mini-PC, HeroBook Pro laptop and the Hi 10X 2-in-1 tablet.

You can read the full press release from Chuwi below.

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This is a competitive price for the large screen tablet as you get the latest Intel Apollo Lake Celeron N3450 quad-core processor inside a large 13.5-inch 3000 x2000 resolution touch screen. With 4GB of RAM and a standard 64GB of internal storage, the Hi13 could very well satisfy your portable laptop convertible needs. For connectivity, you get a Type-C slot, MicroHDMI, headphone jack and even an SD card slot. A decent 5000mAh battery should ensure a few hours of usage. With Windows 10 on board, the laptop should ensure things like browsing, watching videos and loading software with ease.

The Chuwi Hi13 tablet is already available via flash sale on Gearbest, taking the price down to $299.99. However, the flash sale ends very soon and if the deal runs out, you can always use the coupon (until June 30) GHi13 to get the price down to $299 once again. The usual price is around $339.99, so you get a good $40 discount on the product.

Make sure to select the China Warehouse in the Hi13 listing for the coupon to work. Check out the deal from down below.

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Chuwi has been known for their good yet affordable tablets and the HiBook is one of their latest offerings. This tablet is well-built, it runs on both Android and Windows and it offers a great value for the price. Learn more in our full review.

Thanks to Chuwi Official for sending Chuwi HiBook for a review.

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Chuwi HiBook Review: VIDEO REVIEW

Chuwi HiBook Review: UNBOXING

The tablet comes with the USB C cable, a power plug that is capable of fully charging the tablet in around 3 hours and some paperwork.

I also have an optional keyboard, which is a great addition to have but more on that later on.

Chuwi HiBook Review: SPECS

Chuwi HiBook Review: DISPLAY

When it comes to the display, we have a 10.1” 1080p LCD panel. It is a pretty good and sharp display with a bit colder looking colors. It is a good panel if you use the tablet in low light environment or indoors.

However, the screen is very reflective and it acts as a mirror almost all the time in better-lit environments (e.g. bright rooms). In addition, it has a poor sunlight legibility if you use it outdoors.

Keep in mind that removing the pre-installed screen protector may reduce the reflection but the display does not have any protective materials like Gorilla Glass.

Chuwi HiBook Review: DESIGN and FEATURES

The main selling point of this tablet is that it runs both Android 5.1 and full version of Windows 10 out of the box. Also, the tablet can be attached to the keyboard to increase productivity.

The HiBook sports an all-metal design, good build quality and it weighs 550g.

We have just 2MP selfie camera on the front, which is quite terrible as the images simply look bad.

Also, we have the LED light, which starts flashing when the device is charging.

We have only a home button, which works just fine in both Android and Windows.

On the top, there are the usual buttons, which are made out of metal and have a good tactile feedback.

On the left side, we have a bunch of ports that include a headset jack, a micro HDMI, micro USB, USB C port and the microSD card slot.

Also, we have stereo speakers on the left and right side of the tablet. The sound quality is kind of mediocre, however.

On the back side, there is a 5MP camera, which is pretty horrible as the front facing camera. Well, I hope you are not that guy who takes pictures with a tablet, anyway.

Overall, the tablet is well built and you simply can’t ask more. However, display is very reflective and the cameras are poor.

Chuwi HiBook Review: KEYBOARD

I am very impressed with the design and the overall quality of a keyboard. It uses metal casing on the top and plastic on the bottom, and it feels quite premium.

The buttons are easy to press and comfortable to type on. Also, they have a good travel and feedback. It took me just a few hours to get used to it to start typing normally.

It has a trackpad, which is good but not great. It is fairly responsive but it does not recognize the input if you e.g. scroll the web page very fast.

You have to know that the keyboard does not have an embedded battery and it uses the power of the attached tablet.

There are 2 USB 2.0 ports, which are great for connecting peripherals and USB sticks but keep in mind that they would not recognize devices like external disk drives.

Attaching a tablet to the keyboard is very simple but removing the tablet requires a little bit of extra effort. I am absolutely okay with that as I prefer the tablet to stay firmly. The latching mechanism works fine and it holds the tablet in one position firmly. However, it could move a bit more gracefully. See a video review to see how the latching mechanism works.

Chuwi HiBook Review: BENCHMARKS

Chuwi HiBook Review: HARDWARE

Chuwi HiBook packs some powerful internals for a sub-$200 tablet. It sports a quad-core 64-bit Intel Cherry Trail Z8300 CPU, clocked at 1.44GHz, 4GB of RAM and 64GB of expandable internal storage.

Naturally, the storage is divided between the two operating systems. Android has around 9GB and Windows has around 30GB of accessible storage.

Chuwi HiBook Review: USER INTERFACE: Android

You can easily switch between Android and Windows with just a few clicks. Switching from one OS to another takes roughly one minute, which is fair enough.

The HiBook runs on a pretty much barebones Android 5.1. A great thing is that there is no bloatware but it would have been nice to see some customization options.

Overall, the UI has been working fast and fluid during the review. I didn’t have any app compatibility issues. Also, it works with the attached keyboard fine but keep in mind that swiping from one side to another and other gestures will not work as it would work on Windows.

Chuwi HiBook Review: WINDOWS

When it comes to the Windows, we have a fully activated full version of Windows 10 out of the box and I am pretty happy with the overall performance.

I didn’t have any issues doing all the basic stuff with the tablet as I would do with any other laptop. I edited a few Word documents, downloaded and installed a few apps, played 4k video on Youtube and from the microSD card, and did other stuff without any issues.

I love the fact that the trackpad supports Windows 10 gestures. However, the trackpad is a bit small and it takes some time to get used to it, so you should expect some accidental touches.

Overall, I am happy with the Windows performance. Don’t expect this tablet to be able to edit 4k video but it works fine for more basic stuff.

Chuwi HiBook Review: GAMING

I have to admit that I’m not a huge gamer when it comes to Windows platform but I love playing some games (mainly when I test new devices) on Android. A powerful hardware allows you to play games like Asphalt 8, Nova 3 and NBA2k16 on highest graphics without any issues and the graphics look good. Finally, the device gets quite warm but the heat does not impair a good gaming performance.

Chuwi HiBook Review: CONNECTIVITY

All the connectivity options work fine but the Wifi range could be slightly better. Well, I compared it with the iPad and the MacBook Pro, so it may not be a fair comparison after all.

Chuwi HiBook Review: BATTERY LIFE

The tablet has a 6600mAh battery, which is said to give you around 8 hours of use (under ideal conditions). However, I could get just around 5 hours of usage, which is still a decent result. As always, the battery life results may vary significantly depending on the usage.

Chuwi HiBook Review: CONCLUSIONS

Chuvi HiBook is a hybrid tablet that runs both Android and Windows in one package and you can easily switch back and forth in less than a minute.

Also, I love the fact that the tablet is well-built, has some powerful internals and it performs great on both operating systems.

However, the display is glossy, it attracts fingerprints very easily and most importantly, it is very reflective unless you use it in dim environment. On the other hand, it is a good looking and sharp 1080p LCD panel overall.

Also, the speakers are kind of mediocre and the cameras are terrible (as on the majority of budget tablets).

All in all, Chuwi HiBook is still a good hybrid tablet as it has more pros than cons. For the price of just over $200, it is a good buying option if you don’t mind the above-mentioned shortcomings, which are quite common to most of the tablets in this price range, anyway.

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Chuwi might not be a large tablet manufacturer, but this Chinese company has released some interesting products in the past few months. The company’s Chuwi Hi series have been known for their dual OS Windows + Android support at an affordable price tag. Now, Chuwi has just revealed more details on its upcoming Chuwi Hi12 dual OS tablet.

We have seen an 8-inch and even a 10-inch Chuwi Hi series tablet. The company is now expanding the screen size to 12-inches with the brand new Chuwi Hi12 tablet. So, if you were waiting for an affordable large screen tablet, this might be your best bet.

The Chuwi Hi12 comes with the Intel X5 Cherry Trail Z8300 chipset clocked at 1.84GHz, with the 8th Gen Intel Graphics chipset. There will be 4GB of RAM inside with enough storage, thanks to 64GB capacity. This can be further expanded up to 128GB via a MicroSD card slot, taking the total memory to 192GB! The 12-inch display will feature a resolution of 2160 x 1440 pixels with an aspect ratio of 3:2.

The camera has never been the selling point of the Chuwi Hi series tablets. So, this particular model too will feature a basic 2MP front facing sensor and a 5MP rear facing shooter. Battery is pretty large, of 11,000mAh capacity, which should be enough for running the device for up to a day.

As mentioned above, the Chuwi Hi12 comes with dual OS support. So, you can dual boot between Windows 10 OS and Android 5.1 Lollipop version. There will be two colors available at the time of launch, namely Champagne Gold and Space Gray. As of now, the release date of the device isn’t fixed, but we can expect to see a launch sometime in January itself.

Pricing and availability details are not known but the Chuwi Hi10 tablet retails for around $200 after discounts, so you can expect the retail pricing of the Hi12 to be a bit above this figure.

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