ONDA oBook 20 Plus Tablet PC Bundle Docking Keyboard 2 in 1 Laptop 10.1" 1920x1200 Full HD Intel Cherry Trail Quad Core Windows 10 + Android 5.1 Dual OS Dual Camera 4GB RAM 64GB ROM OTG Wi-Fi Bluetooth

This is great piece of kit with one massive issue. Unfortunate but not really practical...Pros:* Well built* Good screen...not superb but detailed and crisp* Keyboard is good* Decent connectivity* Expandable rom...but see cons* Passable processor (once you set it for performance through windows)Cons (only really one...but a biggy)* With two opp systems on board you will never be able to update Windows, even with an expanded sd card there is not enough on board c:drive to update to creator update, never mind after that..big issue which forced me to return. If it wasn't for that I would happily kept it but be aware you are buying a machine with very limited future proofing. If you can cope with that its very good for the money. If only they'd released it as Windows alone.

Looks good, decent screen. A bit too weighty, terrible battery life (2.5/3 hours) and plenty of connectivity issues. A good idea but badly executed for practical purposes.

To get the best out of this great little machine one has to set it up with one's own preferences. In Windows one has to go into 'Settings' to scale text. I set mine at the maximum of 200% - though at age 73 my eyesight is not as good as it was. I also adjusted screen brightness.The oBook is endowed with a quad-core processor and 4GB RAM so it is no slouch. Storage is also better than most with 64GB rather than the usual 32 for this type of machine. I have added an extra 64GB via a MicroSD card, which the machine recognises as drive D:, to store my own files rather than cluttering up more of drive C:. Finding the slot for the MicroSD card had me scratching my head for a while. You have to detach the screen from the keyboard and it is almost hidden between the join between the upper and lower casings of the screen.With the two operating systems and associated apps around 32GB of space is left on Drive C:The one downside of the machine is that it comes with a keyboard configured for the USA - so no £ sign. This can be got round by halding the Alt key down and type figures 0163.This is more than countered by having both Windows and Android in one easily carried package.I bought one oBook and configured as above and then a dear friend turned up over the weekend. She's taking that one to France with her. I did a repeat order almost immediately.

was pretty pleased when getting it out the box as it looked and felt good quality apart from the charger coming in 3 pieces and feeling flimsy, however just 2 days later (after very little use) the power button stopped working! so I've returned it and bought a HP laptop that's a 2 in one that was cheaper and far more reliable.when it was working I was pretty pleased with it, although it was a bit slow and the screen quality wasn't the best but it sufficed for what it was that I was using it for.I would not recommend it though.

concept was nice bt the product on the other hand wasn't so good

Awful. Still not working properly