CHUWI MiniBook X 2-in-1 Laptop 10.51", 16GB LPDDR5 512GB SSD, Intel N150 (up to 3.6GHz), Windows 11 Convertible Laptop, 2TB SSD Expand, FHD IPS 2K Touchscreen, Backlit Keyboard, WiFi 6, BT5.2

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I love this little CHUWI MiniBook laptop. I purchased this mini laptop in early October to take on our trip to Jamaica at the end of October this year. I loved that it was small and lightweight yet fairly powerful. The first one worked for about 2 days, but then wouldn't boot up. I contacted Amazon and they sent a replacement, which arrived before I had a chance to send the defective one back. I put the replacement through it's paces to feel sure that this one was a good unit. I didn't want any unpleasant surprises from the laptop during the trip. I also bought an adapter to connect to the 2nd full function USB Type C port built into the laptop. (The 1st USB Type C port of this laptop is used mostly for charging it.) The adapter was needed to allow the laptop to have extra USB ports (A & Type C), an HDMI port, Ethernet port, SD & Micro SD ports etc. All of the functions of the adapter were checked to be sure they worked with this CHUWI Minibook, and they did. On our trip this little laptop performed flawlessly. It boots up quickly from it's solid state drive. I feel the battery life is fairly good. The resort we were at, near Montego Bay, was in the direct path of Hurricane Melissa's eye. The resort was just built in 2024, so it was designed to handle a category 4 hurricane, but we were subjected to a category 5. We, and the new CHUWI, survived and are fine. We lost all connection to the outside world, so I didn't use the new laptop much at that resort. We were transferred to another resort which is in Ocho Rios. That resort still had WiFi service. This CHUWI MiniBook was very helpful in completing flight bookings out of Jamaica, which was some days after our original scheduled departure. Using the Delta app, on our cellphones, wasn't completely functional or accurate with the Delta booking system. This was most likely due to the hurricane damage to Delta's systems in Jamaica. The information, on the Delta site using the Chrome browser with the CHUWI laptop, was more accurate and trusted. Working with our travel agent, back in the states, along with assistance from using this mini laptop, we were able to get on our booked flight and back home. I wouldn't claim that this MiniBook was a lifesaver, but it almost was. I'm very happy with it. We're home safe and sound and the CHUWI's still working great!

Me encantó, es super pequeña, un poco más grande que un iPad mini. Pero puedo decir que va muy bien, pensé que sería más lenta pero la verdad me sorprendió el N150. Tengo una Asus que pagué casi lo mismo con Celeron, 64gb de almacenamiento y 4GB de ram, puedo decir que nada que ver. Muy fluida, funciona bien, era lo que buscaba para no cargar la otra de Core I5 que está más lenta. 3 horas de batería, depende de lo que hagas, me parece bien a mí para ser un equipo Intel con Windows

Good laptop 💻 good 👍

First off, this is not a 17 inch gaming laptop. It isn't even a 13 inch Fortnite-capable laptop. I know that might seem obvious, but some buyers have purchased this device expecting far more than it is realistically capable of. On the other hand, if you want a tiny machine that can handle web browsing, video and audio playback, and some light gaming (think older versions of Civilization, Stardew Valley, or at most some recent indies like Dredge), you have come to the right place. The billboard feature of this portable is size, the usability of a convertible laptop in a profile usually reserved for tablet/keyboard combos. In my case I wanted something even more portable (and inexpensive) than my Macbook to take into network maintenance/troubleshooting situations giving me all of the familiar windows/linux network tools in half of the physical space. Now if I have to travel to a site to fix a switch I can have a full featured laptop and all necessary interface cables and accessories in a tiny bag designed to hold an iPad mini and a charging brick (and bonus, if I have to stay overnight at a remote location I can use the same device for games/movies later in the day. Performance is good for the N100 chipset, mostly aided by the not-so-stingy 12GB of RAM included (where most manufacturers would have settled for 4-8GB). Build quality is surprisingly good for the price, I don't feel like I have to baby the machine to keep it from breaking, and there are none of the usual creaks and rough edges common in budget hardware. I am aware of the 50hz limitation on the screen as it ships, as well as some of the software tweaks that can work around this issue in some cases. Honestly, it hasn't been a problem for me yet, but maybe my old eyes are just more tolerant, I will update my review if it becomes noticeable in any applications. Overall, a good machine at a good price for specific use cases. As someone who was burned by the false promises of the netbook craze, it is nice to finally have a useful machine in a sub-sub-notebook profile.