CHUWI UBook Touchscreen Tablet, 11.6” FHD (1920×1080) IPS Display, Windows 10 Home, 8GB LPDDR4, 256G SSD, 4K Video Decoding, Intel Gemini-Lake N4120 Processor (Up to 2.6GHZ)


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Package Contents 1 x UBook Tablet; 1 x Power Adapter (12V/2A); 1 x User Manual
Screen 11.6-Inch IPS, 1920×1080 Pixels Resolution, Aspect Ratio 16:9
CPU Intel Gemini-Lake N4120 , Quad Core, Quad Threads,14nm, Main Frequency 1.1 GHZ, Turbo Frequency 2.6GHZ
GPU Intel UHD Graphics 600, 4K (60MHz) Video Display
Storage Capacity Buit-In 8GB LPDDR4 RAM, 256GB SSD, Supports 128GB Micro SD and 1 TB SSD Extension.
Network 2.4GHz\5GHz, 802.11ac/b/g/n Wi-Fi Networking, Bluetooth 5.0, Support Gigabit Ethernet via Dongle
Keyboard Full Size keyboard-Not Backlit. (Due to this is US keyboard layout, please set up UK English as input language and install a UK keyboard layout from PC language setting for UK based)
Operating System Pre-installed Windows 10 Home (Pls make sure to activate the key after connect network. Due to some problems in the Microsoft system, it is necessary for some laptop to re-enter the product key. We will provide a new product key if the windows can’t active. After inserting it, it can be used normally.)
Battery 26.6Wh (7.6V/3500MA), enables work more than 9 hrs
Connectivity 2x USB 3.0, 1x Type-C, 1x Mini HDMI, 1x DC Port, 1x 3.5mm Headphone Jack, 1x Micro SD Reader
Speakers 2PCS, 8R/1W
Cameras Front 200W, Rear 500W
Microphone 2PCS


Weight: 800 g
Dimensions: 37 x 22.7 x 5.3 cm; 800 Grams
Brand: CHUWI
Model: Intel
Colour: Red
Batteries Included: Yes
Manufacture: CHUWI
Colour: Red

5 Responses

  1. BPGAlyceamg says:

     United Kingdom

    I must begin this review by explaining I’m not the best with computers but I must say I found this device incredibly easy to use. I love the format, a PC by any other name except size, and having a really, really useful stand attached to it, so it can be used hands free without using a holder.
    It arrived in very good packaging, and was well presented with a plastic card included with the Chuwi help desk number on it, plus the tablets individual item number.
    Quick and easy to set up, it was very easy to connect to WiFi and I set my existing Bluetooth keyboard up with no problem at all. I could use my existing stylus on the screen, again very smoothly, except when I had it in portrait layout, there seemed to be a small area that wasn’t reacting to touch- with or without stylus, in the top right side of the screen. Not a problem for me but if you were drawing with it, it might be.
    The sound quality is very good and it downloaded/ updated apps very quickly. I am impressed and would recommend it.

  2. Johanna57E says:

     United Kingdom

    This is large tablet that comes well packed in a plain box. Build quality feels good and it has a built-in stand which is quite novel. You wouldn’t be able to use this with a case fitted however. Setup is fairly straight forward and note it runs Windows 10, not Android so no Play store. It does not come with a keyboard but you can buy an OEM one for it or if you want the full laptop experience. I also suggest a Bluetooth keyboard/mouse set which will enable you to use it as a small desktop even. This is made more possible by the large and fast internal 256Gb SSD which gives you plenty of room for your files, photos and apps. The bezel is quite wide which adds to its size however I like the bright screen and overall usability of this device but would have preferred USB charging but it’s not a deal breaker. This is very good spec for the money if you don’t mind a lesser known brand.

  3. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    A good all round device with a long lasting battery.

  4. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    I enjoy this tablet. I even been play games like civ 5.

  5. Susan says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 24 From Our UsersIt’s a great little device and amazing value for what it is. I used to have a surface pro and this is a comparable product for a fraction of the cost. There are however a couple of negatives here. The biggest gripe for me was the inclusion of a usb c port that doesn’t support power delivery i.e. I can’t charge the device via the widely adopted standard usb c port and instead I must carry around the devices own charger… Seems like a minor problem but overall it effects the polish of the product, when using a type c docking station, unlike other laptops, I also need to plug in the charger.