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Cubix CubeBook Review

Cubix CubeBook Review

Posted on November 7, 2017May 30, 2019 By Jarvis

Laptops are getting more powerful each and every day. Most of them are even more powerful than the other large, desktop PCs. However, there are still notebooks like the Cherry Mobile Cubix CubeBook.

Unlike the ROGs and Razer Blades, the Cubix CubeBook is a humble, ordinary day-to-day laptop. It doesn’t have a 4K screen nor a Pascal-based graphics card, but it has everything that is expected to get you go through your everyday tasks.

Is the Cubix CubeBook really good for its price? Or you’re better off saving more to get a better notebook? That’s what we’re going to find out in our full review.
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