CHUWI has launched a new product Hi10X recently, which is the new model of Hi10 series tablets. Equipped with Intel Gemini-Lake N4100, the ninth-generation GPU, 6GB RAM, and 128GB eMMC combination, Hi10 X has upgraded a lot in the configuration.
Besides, a 10.1-inch full-laminated IPS screen, high-quality full metal unibody, and dual USB-C ports also make it a competitive 10.1-inch tablet.
Hi10 X unboxing
Hi10X has a 9mm full-metal body, 10.1-inch screen, weights at only 606g, convenient to carry in a backpack, the full-metal body also has a comfortable sense of touch.
Benchmark Test
Equipped with the Intel N4100 processor, 14nm process, quad-core, four threads the ninth-generation UHD Graphics 600 GPU, 6GB RAM and 128GB eMMC combination, Hi10 X has upgraded a lot in the configuration. In the actual performance test, the Intel N4100 processor performed well, which has a single-thread score of 189.0 and a multi-thread score of 753.7. In the GeekBench 4 test, it also achieved a good result with a single-core score of 1777 and a multi-core score of 5275.
Office and entertainment experience
With Windows 10 operating system, Hi10X can run office software and deal with multitasking efficiently. It can be transformed into a laptop mode after connecting the external keyboard. Featured the ninth-generation UHD Graphics 600 GPU, Hi10X has powerful graphics processing ability，decode 4K video smoothly.
The most worthy 10.1-inch tablet to buy
From the above information, it can be seen that Hi10X performs well in configuration and user experience. The upgrade of configuration also expands the wider usage scene. Besides, light full-metal body, double Type-C interface, and 10.1-inch IPS screen also make it become the most worthy 10.1-inch tablet for users to buy.
Hi10X is now on sale at Banggood.
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