Fusion5 10.1″ Windows 11 Tablet PC – FWIN232 Plus Ultra Slim Windows Tablet Computer – 8GB RAM, Full HD 10 Inch Display, 5G WiFi, Quad-Core CPU, USB 3.0, Micro HDMI, Dual Cameras, Bluetooth

Versatile and Capable Tablet
The fusion 5 tablet is good at what it is designed for. I personally use it for photo editing when I don’t have ready access to my PC. It is fully capable of handling most of the commercial photo editing software I use to include image stackers and video compression software. It’s extremely portable and fits nicely in my photographers backpack.While this is an excellent alternative to more expensive units, it does have a small but worth mentioning shortcoming. Battery life. On a full charge, I can get an average 12 hours of use without being tethered to an external battery pack or wall outlet. In truth 12 hours is more than adequate for most trips, however, there have been times when the battery life has been a detriment to field work requiring an external battery source, which creates additional weight on hikes to photograph landscapes, wildlife, and even my favorite Astro photography.All in all, this is a great tablet that performs well, is easy to set up and use, and isn’t cost prohibitive. If you are looking for bang for the Buck, the Fusion 5 is the answer!

Great little tablet! Just what we needed
Very nice product. Light and easy to use. Just what we needed! Very clear picture and perfect size screen for what we needed. Worked well with WIFI and was very fast to respond. Battery holds up well and charges fast. Sound quality was excellent.

Runs Win11 “S” mode by default; Only runs items downloaded from MS AppStore, unless…
…you disable it. Contacted the Vendor, and they never mentioned it could be disabled. One star given because of the hours and frustration involved due to the lack proper information regarding the device during the purchasing process and the minimal support after the purchase.Now, the rest of the story:Issues:Yes, I am a very biased user. I have UNIX, Linux, and MS OS administration experience. If you want an inexpensive “entertainment toy” that only runs stuff from the Microsoft App store(including their browser and their version of word, spreadsheet, and), and you don’t mind being REQUIRED to have a “Microsoft on-line account” or being forced to pay the subscription for O365 (and, dare I say it, soon for the operating system itself?), you’ll probably love it.You will need a keyboard and a mouse to use it effectively for any of the supplied office product (e.g. PowerPoint, Word, Excel). So count on spending another $40USD to $80USD.The OS on the tablet is associated with your Microsoft account…not sure what that might mean later with respect to giving it to someone (family member, etc.), donating, or selling it. The new “owner” Might be required to purchase a new OS. Just something to consider if these are some of your thoughts regarding the purchase.My Needs and Interaction with Fusion5I simply needed a device with physical USB and HDMI ports and run a simple stage timer program that I purchased many years ago – and no, there was no equivalent in the MS App store. I didn’t need a network connection or anything.That being stated, if you want it for non-mind numbing purposes, you have two choices. Get something with a full operating system (or an Apple device) or disable the “S” mode. There are several videos on line that discuss how to do this.I spent HOURS trying to get a “non-verified” program to work on this thing as the inexpensive tablet I was using and it wasn’t until I ran a command shell window that the OS finally stated that it was in S mode.I contacted the folks at Fusion5, explained exactly what I needed to do with the tablet, and ended with, “If I can’t do this, the unit useless to me” and I’ll need to return it. How do I reset to factory settings”. Resetting didn’t even work as the OS requested the source OS installation files!What I Ultimately FoundI was fiddling with it today to figure out how to clear it (was on the verge of using the format command) and stumbled on a way to turn off the “S” mode and finally got the program I needed to run for a business conference last weekend(yes, AFTER I needed it) to work.QuestionsSo, my question to the folks at Fusion5, why don’t you document somewhere that the tablet CAN be taken out of S mode? And Amazon, why isn’t it in the description that this is intended for entertainment purposes or, if you purchase the subscription to O365 (monthly charges) and that ONLY Microsoft Verified (e.g. locked to the MS-App store) can be run?Two questions of a somewhat legal perspective come to my mind; Anti-trust violations on the OS part(although, they do give themselves an “out” with the ability turn S mode off…but…; “Bait and switch” (e.g. states Windows 11, but neglects to make the full statement that it has “restrictions” on the Amazon description side (although, I do understand that Amazon takes boiler plate from the vendors – Maybe vendor descriptions should be vetted more appropriately).If you have gotten this far, I sincerely hope you see this as a fair assessment given the reason for my purchase in the first place. If you are Amazon or Fusion5, in the future, please pay more attention to the product descriptions (by the way, I see information lacking on many products here on Amazon and affiliated vendor websites) especially when a product advertises something Windows 11, as one expects the full product, not a product with reduced features or capabilities.

Great value for the money. Light weight for its size. The ultra HD HDMI is good quality. The tablet is very quick and can handle multiple applications at the same time. Just like having the power and functionality of a pc but in the size of a tablet.

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