The Chinese company has expanded its catalog of 2 in 1 equipment with the Chuwi Hi10 Go, a tablet with a detachable keyboard that can work as a small-sized laptop, and that is outlined as a very interesting economic solution, because it offers a fairly solid price-performance value, as we will see below.
In terms of design, the Chuwi Hi10 Go has a classic line, with slightly rounded corners and a rear finished in gray with small shades of red. The front shows a screen with fairly tight edges, and the keyboard is integrated into a protective cover with a kickstand that, as we can see in the attached image, is key so that we can use the Chuwi Hi10 Go as a laptop.
This new tablet has a 10.1-inch touch screen with 1920 x 1200 pixel resolution. The panel is of the IPS type and has a brightness of 400 nits, which should translate into perfect viewing angles at 178 degrees, and good image quality in general. This screen is compatible with light pens with up to 4,096 levels of pressure.
The Chuwi Hi10 Go uses an Intel Jasper Lake processor
The heart of the Chuwi Hi10 Go is a processor Intel Celeron N5100, a low-power, low-cost chip that uses Intel’s Tremont architecture (Jasper Lake line), and is configured with four cores and four threads running at a frequency of 1.1 GHz in base mode and 2.8 GHz in turbo mode. Its GPU is an integrated Intel UHD solution with 24 execution units.
So that we do not have problems in multitasking, the Chuwi Hi10 Go integrates a total of 6GB RAM, figure that will allow us to move without problems Windows 10, the operating system that comes pre-installed, and that exceeds the minimum of 4 GB that we will need if we want to update to Windows 11. As we saw at the time, Windows 11 works very just with 4 GB of RAM , so having 6 GB of RAM is a guarantee if we are clear that we want to use said operating system.
The rest of the specifications of the Chuwi Hi10 Go are completed with a 128 GB storage unit of type eMMC, Integrated Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 4.2 connectivity, 22.42-watt battery and two cameras, a 2 MP front and a 5 MP rear. Its range of connections leaves nothing to be desired, since this model comes with two USB Type-C ports, it has a 3.5mm headphone jack, a microHDMI output and it has a microSD card slot. It promises up to 6 hours of autonomy, and it weighs only 700 grams (without keyboard).
The Chuwi Hi10 Go can be purchased for a price of 258.30 euros with free shipping from Spain, but no keyboard or stylus. If we want to add the keyboard, the price goes up to 291.15 euros, and if we want it with a keyboard and a stylus, the total price goes up to 320.35 euros. In any case, it is positive that Chuwi has given the option to buy this model in different packs.
