Fusion5 10.1" 2-in-1 Android 13 Tablet with Keyboard - Octa-Core, 8GB RAM, 128GB Storage - Full HD 10 Inch Laptop Tablet PC - Dual Band WiFi, Bluetooth, USB-C, Type C, 13MP & 5MP Cameras

Nice tablet, a little on the heavy side compared to say an iPad but at a fraction of the cost, can't complain. Got it for the better half to use when dragging the laptop around isn't that great of an option. Came packaged nice, though would recommend a static plastic film for the display instead of an adhesive one, leaves a residue on the screen initially that was mildly difficult to remove. Sets up fast and easy as you would expect from a 'droid tablet. WiFi performance is solid. Screen is responsive to both visuals and touch. Speed is good, memory is a bit weak but it does have an SD slot as well as one standard USB port. An additional USB port would be nice but not critical. Sound is tinny, but outside of the top tier tablets, they all are so this is average for the price point and I'm ok with that. Want better sound, go bluetooth. Didn't come with a bunch of crap preinstalled which is greatly appreciated. Install a loader to allow you better control of icons, apps, and screen settings.The keyboard is almost brilliant. Solid without being too heavy. I HATE floppy keyboards, this one is not floppy and feels very well built. Attaches to the tablet intuitively, the hinge is a bit stiff without the tablet on it, PERFECT with the tablet mounted. Move the tablet to the angle you want and it stays there, unlike the Surface tablet which flops around like a dying fish and has that STUPID kickstand. Love the keyboard. Touchpad could use a bit more sensitivity and the push-to-click (compared to just tapping) is stiffer than I expected, hopefully will loosen up a bit with use. Keys are solid, decent sized, well-spaced, and work great, if not a little clicky. This isn't going to be great if you are trying to be stealthy but from my experience, keyboards with this level of resistance and click tend to have better longevity. Folds up to protect the screen. Bonus.Charging cord is too short to use while plugged in unless you are sitting right next to the outlet, but longer cords cost less than a trip to Burger King, I recommend ordering one when you purchase. Cannot comment on battery life at this point but seems decent so far.Overall, not disappointed at all, especially for the price with the keyboard included.

OK, but a few issues.I got this for travel. It's fine for that, but I am surprised by several things. I got the 2n1 F104EvII1. It's heavier than expected.2. The external keyboard detaches too easily.3. With the keyboard attached, the screen tilts back only slightly.4. The external keyboard will not type the @ symbol when you press the key with the @ symbol. That key types the single quote. Shift " (double quotes) types the @ symbol.5. Battery while just doing the setup and a test of HDMI was drained 35%. But it does recharge quickly and you can leave it connected to the USB C port without battery drain.6. Manual and box says microSD limit is 32GB, but the description on Amazon says 256GB. I was able to format and insert a 128GB microSD. It showed 128GB free.7. It did pair with a Bluetooth keyboard which is much lighter than the external keyboard. I will probably bring it and get a tablet case with stand.8. It won't upgrade past Android 10. I have a four year old Android phone that just updated to Android 12. At least Chrome updated.Pros1. Has a 3.5mm earphone jack. USB C earphones work as well. I don't have Bluetooth headphones but I assume they would too.2. HDMI to TV works. Streaming services apps display better than via the web.3. Was only $89 US

I bought this tablet/laptop for school/work and it does a great job, i even run psp emulators on this thing and it handles everything very well. It's fast and layout is great but after just a few weeks of use the hinge has like 30 degrees of slop and probablywont hold on much longer. This is a bit disappointing, I've never abused the device Nor have i been forceful with folding it cloed or open. will be attempting a repair soon.UPDATE. After taking apart the hinge there were 6 skrews loose. After tightening them all the hinge works perfectly. so 5 stars on a great little taplet/laptop. I would get another Fusion5 product.

Love the keyboard, works as a cover and with the USB connection on the keyboard, it makes it easy to add a wireless mouse. Set up like this, you don't need to touch the screen at all. I wanted a tablet to use with JW Library and an interactive Bible study course with hundreds of videos. Adding a 256 Gig SD card and formatting it as part of the device memory, effectively creates a 0.288 TB Hard drive. The tablet worked much better if after installing a program or several videos, I would restart the computer or do a hard start.

Tablet pictured has a hard hinged folio keyboard that makes it close like a clamshell. The tablet I received instead had a cheap pleather keyboard cover with big dumb looking plastic clips on the corners. At first I thought I'd made a mistake ordering the wrong device, so I did try using the tablet for a while. That pleather really does look cheap though, and those plastic clips don't cooperate, and the built in kick stand is mostly decorative and collapses at random, so I decided to return it anyway. When I reviewed the order I found that I'd not made an error at all and that keyboard didn't match the description.When I tried to exchange it Amazon sent me the same wrong device again. Then they would not attempt a third device and instead refunded my money, so now I have nothing.Either Amazon messed up or this item description is inaccurate and in either case you should take your money elsewhere.The tablet itself was fine, worked well enough, but it's only Android 13 and has mid-level specs. There are tons of tablets as good as this much cheaper so I'm not paying the extra to not get the keyboard I want. I also wasn't happy that my favorite game looked grainy and this tablet does not offer the ability to alter the screen resolution for it to look nicer.