Fusion5 10 inch Windows 11 Tablet PC - Ultra Slim Windows Tablet Computer - Intel 13th Gen, 8GB RAM, 256GB, Full HD Display, 5G WiFi, USB 3.0, Micro HDMI, Dual Cameras, Bluetooth 4.4

This was the first time I tried a Fusion5 product. It was on offer and had good reviews, but I hadn't heard of them before. It ticked all boxes for what I was looking for though and I especially liked that it came with a pen as well. I've now had it for a few weeks. It arrived quickly and there was even a spare pen tip in the box. Set up and registering the warrant were easy and battery lasts well. It's quick both when using it for business including video calls and the screen quality is brilliant. It charges quickly as well and I like that it uses usb C, which makes it flexible. It feels study and runs very stable with no issues at all. I'm sure it would also be great for gaming. Can't fault it at all and would order it again and recommend it.

My Samsung Tablet finally died and I needed a replacement. I'd long realised that I didn't want another Android tablet again as I'm not very tech savvy and found the interfaces difficult to manage. Imagine my delight when I came across the Fusion 5 tablet computer that runs on Windows 11! For me this is the best solution - a tablet that runs like my computer and interfaces with my desk-top machine seamlessly. And all for less than £300 - brilliant! Now I can take my entire office out with me when I'm working or travelling away from home. This alone is a great gift - the ability to carry on working on the same project no matter where I am. It's just so reassuring to have the same icons and programmes always with you; I'm so much more productive because of this brilliant device. The Fusion 5 screen is bright and responsive to the touch, so much better than my previous tablet. Another improvement is that the battery lasts all day without charge. I bought a Bluetooth key-board and mouse to complement my Fusion5 - both interface seamlessly with it and give me the familiarity of a separate key board and mouse. Have I any complaints - No! Just a niggle - it takes a 5 second press and hold to get it to start. This is more a testament to my impatience when I've got an idea in my head that needs to be written down! After all my desk-top takes at least 10 seconds of whirring and clicking to get to the same status. As I say, what's not to like with the Fusion 5!

I bought this tablet (Fuson5 FWIN232 Plus FHD) to replace an 8 year old Asus Transformer Win10 tablet, which is still going great but can't be upgraded to Win11. So that is my reference point. Overall Im pretty impressed by the Fusion5: it's a good deal for the price, and very good vfm compared with say the Surface Pro models. There are not a lot of viable alternatives out there. It peforms well, the spec says it all really. I appreciate the 256GB SSD, the USB 3.0 a welcome addition alongside the USB-C, it's responsive and does what I need it to do. A few areas for improvement whihc I miss from my Asus: - The docking keyboard really should come as standard, not an option - My biggest gripe is the lack of charging via the USB-C port (it is NOT USB PD). It only charges via the dedicated Charging port. This is a big deal as I need to use my Fusion5 on the move and dont want to carry around a massive/expensive 12v power bank. So my solution is a PD to DC Adapter Cable I recommend this one: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0CHJM3GC4 > i Can now run the Fusion5 off a standard powerbank with a USB PD output, the adapter upconverts to 12V. - I also miss an LED that will show battery charging status (ie charging or charged) - If you buy one of these cases (https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0865WFN1V) and despite the claims, it won't quite fit and you'll need to hack out your own cutouts to get access to the USB ports. Overall though I'm impressed, well done Fusion !!

Fantastic low cost Windows 11 tablet. Screen quality is very good and touchscreen is sensitive enough to be useful. I have paired mine with a small Bluetooth mouse and keyboard and use it as a small home PC. Launches quickly and you can install any windows-based program. Good screen quality, ideal for movies etc. Probably not ideal for gaming but excellent at everything else. It comes with a 128gb M2 SSD installed. If you want to upgrade this you’ll need to buy a cloning device as well to transfer the OS across.

I bought this Fusion5 Windows PC Tablet in March 2025 as it had what I was looking for at a very good price compared to other laptops on the market. I decided not to upgrade my two old Windows 10: 14" and 10" laptops because I wanted Fusion5 for work, to run on MS Windows 11. I am pleased that the Fusion5 tablet I bought is lighter and also quicker to connect for MS Teams meeting and Google Meet and also to create my videos, such as for Zoom, YouTube and other social media. Initially, I felt a sense of unfamiliarity with the Fusion5 tablet, being used to having Samsung phones and an an old Samsung cellular tablet, that doubled as my backup phone with an sd card to save and view offline many photos and files ehen I went abroad. The call provision is not available on my Fusion5 tablet. At any rate Fusion5 has an onscreen keyboard to help navigate to tasks and different icons. There is an add-on keyboard available to facilitate, to avoid using fingertips on the screen (none of my soft tip pens worked to tap on the screen). Screen clarity is good. To conclude, it is a versatile, reliable product at a very good competitive price.

I am a working DJ and I travel around Europe quite a bit. My old tablet had just died so I needed a tablet quickly, as I was off to play in Ibiza in a couple of days’ time. I used my tablet to create my DJ sets and edit tracks to make them mix better when I'm in the club. I'd never heard of Fusion5 before and so was really surprised by the product when it arrived. It felt well-made and sturdy with all the ports being labelled clearly. I love the fact that it has a flap on the reverse side which gives you access to either replace the hard drive or swop it over for a larger one. I'm glad to say that it survived me using it on the plane and in taxis’s and in hotel rooms. The battery lasted just long enough to get from the airport in the UK to Ibiza which allowed me to prep my sets and edit certain tracks. I always had enough battery power to get the job done even though I was maxing out the CPU but it coped really well. I expected the sound to be a bit tinny but to my surprise it had enough bass and quality for me to be able to create my sets which sounded good on a club speaker system. Normally, I would have bought a tablet from a better know brand, but I’m glad I didn't, as I would have wasted my money, as this tablet is as good as any in it’s range, but when you add in the price then this Tablet is a no brainer. It’s not supposed to be used for creating DJ sets or track edits as it is at the top end of it’s capabilities. I took a chance and it worked. I’m back from Ibiza and I have been to a couple more locations and I am still using the Fustion5 without any issues. I would have no issues about buying another Fustion5 for using on my travels.

This tablet is absolutely fine for the price. Pros: runs non-demanding work-type apps and internet browsers at a perfectly acceptable speed; fast booting and shutdown; "vanilla" windows 11 free from 3rd party shovelware; good selection of ports (USB3, USB C and micro SD card); fairly lightweight for the size. Cons: Uses a 12v charger (does NOT charge via USB) - the PSU supplied doesn't have a very long cable; feels a little cramped in tablet mode, but with the docking keyboard (or any remote keyboard) and a bluetooth mouse it's much easier to get around; battery life is not fantastic but I wouldn't expect it at this price; build quality seems good enough but nothing to get excited about. All in all I'm very pleased.

10" Windows 10 Fusion5 Ultra Slim Windows Tablet PC- (4GB RAM, USB 3.0, Intel, 5MP and 2MP Cameras, FWIN232+ Windows 10 S Tablet PC) (64GB) • Good display • Good after-sales 'repair' service • Terrible speakers • Micro-SD card reader problem (solved by Windows Update) • WiFi sometimes weak • Bluetooth problems (not resolved) A prime day deal offered a version of this tablet for under £100, but it only had 2GB of RAM and a 32GB SSD. In my experience, running Windows 10 with only 2GB of Ram is not really feasible unless you are very patient, So I opted for the higher-spec 4GB/64GB model. I also bought a 64GB micro SD card to increase storage capacity, and also the optional docking/keyboard case. Firstly, it is not possible to set up this tablet without using a Microsoft user account, although once setup is completed, a local administrator account can be created and the initial set-up account deleted. On completion of setup, the Micro SD card was not detected (the socket is very fiddly anyway, because the card needs to be pushed in a long way before it clicks into position). However after running Windows update a few times the SD card was finally recognised and all now works OK. The speakers are, as others have reported, awful. The packaging talks about a ‘built-in HiFi speaker and mic’. Thin squeaky sound is not my understanding of what ‘HiFi’ means. Since I knew that the internal speakers were going to be terrible, I also bought a pair of portable Bluetooth speakers. A single speaker paired successfully with the tablet and worked fine. However two of these speakers can be used for stereo by pairing them with each other first, and then pairing with the tablet, and I was unable to get this to work. I got a message about “Incorrect PIN”, even though I had never been asked to enter one in the first place. (The same two speakers paired successfully as a stereo pair with my Windows 10 desktop machine, and with my Android phone.) A few Google searches showed that Windows 10 can be a bit quirky regarding Bluetooth devices, but none of the solutions posted on line worked. Perhaps the initial pairing of a single speaker was the cause of the problem, but there did not appear to be anyway to completely reset the Windows Bluetooth configuration without re-installing Windows. Having previously completed a successful clean install of Windows 10 on a friend’s Asus tablet, I prepared a USB flash drive (using Microsoft’s Windows 10 media preparation tool) that would allow me to reinstall Windows 10 on the Fusion5 tablet. On completion there were several ‘unknown devices’ on the system. This is not unusual for a ‘clean’ install of Windows because special drivers are sometimes needed, and nearly all ‘big name’ manufacturers have a web site from where the relevant drivers and documentation can be downloaded. However Fusion5 seem to be either unable or unwilling to offer this service, in fact their web site’s ‘download centre’ does not offer a single download, so the only alternative was to return the tablet to them for repair under warranty, which they did with great efficiency and courtesy, albeit that this just involved restoring it to the original state. The first thing I did on receiving the repaired tablet was to ‘clone’ the tablet’s internal SSD to a spare external HDD so that I could always restore the ‘status quo ante’ in the event of future problems. Further experimentation still failed to pair the stereo speakers with the tablet. A pair of high quality headphones appeared to pair, but no sound could be obtained through them, even though they work fine with other devices. In desperation I disabled the internal Bluetooth adapter (which appears to be a RealTek RTK8723) and plugged a USB Bluetooth ‘Dongle’ (Based on the BroadCom BCM20702 chip) into the tablet’s USB port. After installing the relevant drivers (available via Windows Update) the adapter worked perfectly, and, what is more, the speakers and headphones could now be paired in stereo mode without any problems, so clearly the problem was caused either by the built-in Bluetooth adapter, or by the lack of the correct drivers for it. WiFi performance was patchy. Most of the time it seemed reasonably fast, but occasionally, when streaming video or music from a server on the local network, it would lock up, causing buffering delays. So the lack of customer ‘self-help’ support for this tablet is, for me, a significant negative factor. Research showed that this tablet is actually made by Truvo in Shenzhen, China, but their web site is equally unhelpful, in that it offers no driver downloads etc. So basically the tablet has some issues concerning basic functionality. There are work-arounds but they involve extra time and money. Fusion5’s UK support is very efficient, but making relevant software available for download would have saved them, and me, a lot of time! Also, by the time you have added better speakers and a Bluetooth dongle, and factored in the time and effort spent in hunting for workable solutions, you might be better off buying a more expensive ‘big name’ brand which has better software support.

What a wste of money. It doesn't come with a stylus and fingers don't work without multiple pokes and swipes.. Useless piece of junk. I'll be returning mine.

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No me ha gustado que viniera con enchufe UK. He tenido que buscar un adaptador. No especificaba esto, por lo menos claramente. Me planteé pedir funda con teclado, pero no me arriesgo a que no sea en español.

Buena calidad de video, fácil de usar, buen diseño, tiene bajo el sonido de las bocinas y si es un poco lenta para abrir internet o aplicaciónes muy pesadas pero estoy satisfecho con el uso general.