Fusion5 10.1" Windows 11 Professional Tablet PC - Intel 13th Gen - Full HD Windows Tablet Computer - 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD Storage, Quad-Core CPU, 10 Inch, USB 3.0, Micro HDMI, Expandable Storage

Overall, I have been very pleased with this tablet. It has been a sensible and more affordable replacement for my old apps-based tablet and old Windows-based labtop. I use it for accessing the internet, email, reading news, researching travel, etc. Nothing too complex. There are fewer apps available on Windows, and the word game I like to play does not work too well, but I have found that many of my favorite apps have websites that I can simply bookmark by clicking the favorite star, and then they are very quick and easy to access from the task bar. The tablet is very fast and the document apps work perfectly, just as they do on a laptop. The battery is just ok, lasting only about 3 hours. I am only able to charge it with the included 5v pin/plug-in adapter. I have not had success with the USB-C and USB ports, which I noticed has been a common issue with other users. However, given the very affordable price and high functionality of this tablet, it is something I can live with. I have ordered a different adapter that I hope will work with a portable charger, crossing my fingers. I am pleased with the amount of included storage, double what is on my phone.

I bought 3 of these tablets a little over a year ago for my company because I needed a smaller touchscreen device that used Windows (not Android or Fire) and didn't cost a fortune. At the time, this was the best Windows tablet that Fusion5 offered. With only 8GB of memory, it will run Windows programs as long as you don't have more than a couple running simultaneously, or have a browser with more than a dozen active tabs. The 256GB SSD drive is large enough for most needs, with Windows 11 taking up about 60-80GB of that space. The big (really big!) problem with this tablet is that the Intel N100 CPU, its chipset and the power supply circuit generate A LOT of heat when you're doing anything more intensive than browsing or data entry. The temperature rises, and at 60-70°C the CPU throttles back its speed from 2.0-3.0GHz to as low as 0.4GHz to compensate. The back of the tablet near the ports and power supply connection get too hot to the touch. You could probably fry an egg on it. Intensive tasks such as monthly Windows Updates or virus scans can take 5-10x longer than what you're used to on a laptop or desktop. And wrapping it in a protective sleeve or popup stand only makes things worse. Fortunately, a couple of days ago I discovered this product: ACEDAYS iPad Cooler,Magnetic Tablet Cooler https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C7PC3155 a USB powered, semiconductor chiller + fan that keeps the CPU temps low enough to allow it to run at full speed, and at 20-50% utilization instead of a constant 95-100% utilization. It comes with an adhesive-backed metal plate that sticks to the back of the tablet (I chose the upper corner nearest the ports), and the fan assembly sticks magnetically to the plate so it doesn't move around. The cooler comes with a USB-A to USB-C cable, but since the cooler requires at least 20W, you can't just plug it in to the USB-A port on the tablet. I used a 65W USB-C laptop charger, and in a room with an ambient temp of 85°, the cooler displayed 10°C (50°F) after running for a few minutes. I'm sure a 25W phone charger would be enough to power this. So to summarize, this tablet is pretty useless UNLESS you can cool it down with this or similar chillers (not just a fan) attached to its back. Properly cooled, it runs as well as any 13th Gen Intel CPU with 8GB memory.

Overall, a nice little tablet. Best replacement I could find to replace my old hp 10" tablet that finally died. Battery tends to run a bit hot. Of note, I was able to plug a USB-ethernet adapter into it & have it use hard line. Was able to plug in an external bluray drive & watch movies. Have had it since the end of Aug 25, so far working ok. Had an initial major issue, but I think the problem was an incompatibility between a major anti-virus program & Microsoft update. Was able to restore and after removing anti-virus program, works fine. Would have liked more storage capability on MicroSD, but hey... Price is right!

I am very happy with my new tablet! Battery life could be better, and charging via USB would be a huge improvement, but I am happy!

Tablet arrived in an open box, visibly used not new. Once powered, it did not want to load up operating system and touch screen did not work. Amazon will not do replacement just returns for this item. Customer service lied about putting return on gift card immediately, the. after item ship. Now its when they receive it, then 4-5 days later. no support, open box, non working tablet!!! Update: I ordered a second unit for my wife as I liked the specs. Unit arrived exactly the same as the first unit, open box (box of the unit wasn’t sealed, everything is packed but nothing was sealed, anyone at the depot can replace it with whatever they want), and it wouldn’t load up the operating system, wanted to go to recovery mode. After multiple powers up and down, cleaning the USB port(piece of plastic/paper was stuck inside), unit loaded up and setup started. I got to say, my Lenovo tablet that is 4 years old works faster than this one. In 40 min of me trying to go through setup, it rebooted 3 times (updates), and now we are back to operating system not loading up, asking to go to recovery mode, which you can’t even start as touchscreen won’t work without operating system loading. This tablet is horrible. I am sending it back. Second Update: It will take 20 days for a refund. not 7 days as they state, but 20. If I can give it negative reviews, I would. I have never had such a bad experience with Amazon, and I bought 10’s of thousands of dollars from them.

Se calienta mucho al cargarlo.. y al usarlo estando cargado también se calienta. No se si es de riesgo o durará o si procede me informen de la normalidad o anormalidad de esto

My experience with the seller was great! The Fusion 5 tablet could be better. It gets pretty hot over the battery and Windows 11 took forever to update. Having no experience with Windows 11, I am pretty disappointed. Many of the programs I used on Windows 10 are not available in the Windows store. I found a workaround to reload some of them. I’m not sure what the issue between Microsoft and Google is but trying to load some of the google apps was a disaster and caused me to lose a lot of google data. Unfortunately Windows 10 will become unsupportable soon so I am forced to use Windows 11.

I wanted a small tablet sized computer that I could use for going to meetings. Initially, I bought an Amazon Fire Max 11 tablet on sale but since I've spent the last forty years using PC computers, I was simply unable to get the Android system to do what I wanted. I finally bought this Win 11 based system, along with the "Fusion5 Universal Docking Keyboard for All 10.1" Windows Tablet Models" (also available on Amazon) to make a very useable and portable computer.

Wasting of money, download centre was useless.