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Chuwi Hi10 Pro Unboxing & First Look (A HiBook With Remix & Windows)

Chuwi Hi10 Pro Unboxing & First Look (A HiBook With Remix & Windows) Review

Posted on September 13, 2016December 17, 2018 By Jarvis

No surprises here. It’s just like the Hibook, exactly the same specs. Just instead of Android 5.1, it has Remix OS 2.0. However, it’s better, due to one thing. The USB Type-C port is working at USB 3.0 speeds unlike my first batch HiBook I unboxed which only worked at USB 2.0 speeds.

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Sorry about the video focus in some parts, my manual focus was off on the lower half of the screen. I’m still getting use to my new Sony A6300 camera.

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Computers & IT, Tablets Tags:android, camera, CHUWI, review, Sony, usb, usb 3.0, video, Windows

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