10.1" NuVision Duo 10 - Intel 2-in-1 Detached Windows 10 Tablet - 32GB

For the price, it allows me to have a pen with multiple pressure points for drawing and inking. The hardware on this hybrid is not cutting edge and can be slow with some software, but it is fine for note taking, quick sketching, and basic internet use such as e-mails and browsing. For more money, you can get a better pen-enabled tablet. For less money you could get a chromebook. This is a decent compromise that meets my portability and fabrication needs.Pros: Decent battery powered pen. Low cost. Portable. Windows 10. Fingerprint scanner works well. USB ports on removable keyboard. USB C port on tablet.Cons: Mousepad super sensitive. Slow processing speed. No pen storage. Hard to open memory card slot (I would prefer a spring release or at least a door that I don't need a knife open).

Works fairly well for the processor speed and memory. Not the fastest but certainly not the slowest. I would say a good one to determine whether or not to buy a better one in the future.

I originally bought a Nuvision 10.1 IPS Touchscreen 2-in-1 tablet (TM101W625L). I loved it so much I wanted to get another one. They were out of that one but had this one 10.1" Nuvision Duo 10 - Intel 2-in 1 (TM101W635I model #). I got it and set it up just like the other one. It ran great and did all I wanted of it for two and a half weeks until one day it just wouldn't power on. I tried a different cable just to make sure it wasn't that. Still, no go. I had read of some others having this problem with the Nuvision tablets. I guess it was my turn. I made arrangements to return it and get a refund. I intend to get another one just like the first one, just not this brand. By the way, the first one I got (TM101W625L model #) is still running just fine. I had a problem with Bluetooth but found a workaround by going with a wired mouse and wired speaker extension. Overall I'm very pleased with it.That's why I want another one for another part of my house.

In writing this review, I had to be careful not to compare it to an IPAD or Samsung Tablet. Probably at $330, it's a little pricey for what you get, but at the Sams club price of $162, it's an awesome deal. However, it is heavy...much heavier than other tablets on the market. But, once you remove the keyboard, it is much more like its competitors. The keyboard is held by two very strong magnets and is very well designed for easy removal and to firmly stay in place when being used.The screen is very clear and easy to see and the touch features are very responsive. The construction is top quality and has a good feel. It operates in the tablet or pc mode and is very versitile. WIFI isn't super fast, but does the job at b-g-nOverall, at $162 you just can't go wrong with this feature packed tablet.

This is my first tablet and for me it works great, it's not high end but for surfing and music it work great and for running a couple of pieces of web enabled software at work it works great! I love the detachable keyboard.

I tried the recommended "power on button + hold volume decrease button simultaneously for 10 seconds" several times...nope. Absolutely nothing. I sent a message to their customer support. No response after 3 days. I knew it was risky based on the low price, but thought I'd get a bit more use out of it before it croaked. I tried to find a battery for it on Amazon. No luck. Time to just give up on it and move on.One star?? That was the lowest I could go. It would be no stars if that option was available. Bought through Costco, not Amazon. No longer under warranty.

Piece of junk. Quit working after 1 week.

It's a total disaster, the keyboard doesn't work half the time, same thing with touch screen. It's very heavy.