10.1" Touch Screen Windows 10 2-in-1 Laptop Tablet PC with Intel X5-Z8350 Quad-Core 1.44Ghz/IPS HD 1280 X 800/4GB/64GB/Dual Webcam/Wi-Fi/Bluetooth 4.0/Micro HDMI/Micro SD/USB/Keyboard/Iron Gray

Due to the nature of my work, I needed a Windows 10 hybrid that is super light-weight so it does not cause fatigue when hand held for long time, and compact enough to fit in my lab coat pocket so I can carry it around hands free all day long. I knew that would be a tall order to fill as iPad alike won't cut it because the complexity of my work requires a touch-enabled full-fledged Windows 10. I searched up and down, in and out, and eventually narrowed down on AWOW's SimpleBook 10.According to its specs, this machine just might fulfill my requirements. With its keyboard detached, the device weighs just a tad heavier than iPad, and can be conveniently dropped in my lab coat pocket. And boy, the price is phenomenal! For a full Windows 10 machine, you just can't get any better on those aspects ... After receiving the device and testing it, I was very happy to confirm that holding the machine in one hand for a long time still feels comfy and its size fits my lab coat pocket just perfectly.For its price point, I really had no complaint on pretty much any aspect, except that the touch responsiveness to handwriting/stylus writing fell way short of my work requirement. I then contacted AWOW's customer support about the touch experience. They offered their stylus that works on SimpleBook 10 but warned that due to the less expensive material used, its writing sensitivity is not on par with high-end products such as Surface Pen. I certainly would not expect something like Surface Pen! So they shipped out the stylus free of charge immediately.All the way from China, the stylus arrived a few weeks later. It looks more like a ball pen than a round-headed capacitive stylus that I had originally expected. Tested it on my SimpleBook 10, and to my (nice!) surprise, its writing experience way exceeded my expectation! Sure, it doesn't have Surface Pen's high precision, but it's responsive enough for me to feel very comfortable writing and writing with it! Also, when the screen does not respond super crispy to finger touch, I tap with the pen and the screen would respond immediately - very happy about that!All in all, I got everything I needed in this super economical, ultra portable machine. And I can't say enough about the pleasant experience interacting with their customer support. Which makes you feel happy doing business with them now and in the future. As a Surface Pro fan, not in a million years had I imagined I would someday be enjoying using SimpleBook 10 this much day in and day out. Pretty funny, huh?

Christmas gift. It was a nice little laptop, but just not going to work for my specific purpose. It worked fine, but cannot comment on battery life since I turned it on for about an hour or two. Good screen quality and the right size to take along in a bag. However, since it would not serve my specific needs returned it for another product.

I love the fact that this has the Windows operating system and the keyboard detached. I’m still getting used to the keyboard - the keys are very close together. Other than that it is a great tablet, well worth the money.

not very fast or usable.screen like str fall off randomly.touch pad is a jokewould not recommend.

Excellent product, love the USB port

I use my Simple Book 10 mostly for note taking. It is light, compact, and easy to manage. The keyboard is responsive. It's a great product which honestly surprised me because it was such a great price.Searching for a stylus was a little tricky because AWOW is rarely mentioned in compility lists. However I contacted the company and their response time was quick and provided me with the information I needed. The stylus they sell for TBook is compatible.

Neat and small to take around

Havent even really used it yet but I had it charging went to move it and the damn plug snapped! Its a thin circle is all.Didn't have a chance to even give a real review.