CHUWI MiniBook X 2-in-1 Touchscreen Laptop, Intel N150 (up to 3.6GHz), 512GB SSD 12GB RAM, Windows 11 Convertible Laptop 10.51", 2TB SSD Expand, FHD IPS 1920 * 1200, Backlit Keyboard, WiFi 6, BT5.2

I’m mainly bought this laptop because I needed a device that could fit into a small bag and that could run windows on the go. I was very skeptical at first because this laptop company is none of the top brands you see out there such as Dell, HP, Lenovo, etc… and all this device isn’t really the most powerful. It is probably one of the best values you can get for its class size. The touchscreen is responsive and usable. The screen quality is also great for its price, setting it up as simple as any other Windows 11 laptop, what I really like the most is the ram that is provided by this tiny beast. I previously had used a Microsoft surface go to for a portable laptop, but gave it away because it’s slow CPU and this N 150 processor seriously blows that old thing out of the water with its multitasking and program usage.I only use this laptop for program such as Microsoft Office, as well as web browsing all of which this device excels at being able to do. If you’re in need of a laptop that is of the size and for a good price point. I highly recommend purchasing this product.

This is overall a 4-star product, but given its shockingly low price point, it's a 5-star overall rating.As far as quality goes, the shell is fairly durable aluminum(?) or some other metal. I've banged it around in my briefcase a few times, and only small dents result. With respect to the screen, while color accuracy is not great, it is very bright and very vibrant -- and it is in the 16:10 (as opposed to 16:9) aspect ratio, giving you additional vertical space to read documents -- which is important on a tiny screen like this. The keyboard actually has nice travel to the keys, and it has a nice overall feel.The N100 processor/platform runs Windows 11 just fine. It takes a few more seconds to boot up than a full-power laptop, but once booted, standard apps and web browsing is plenty quick. Higher-load applications run a bit slower, but it is all well within tolerable.As far as gaming goes, it works best with RTS strategy games, or games without much in the way of 3d Graphics. For example, it will place some strategy games released 3-4 years ago just fine, but it will struggle in some 10+ year old FPS games (such as Doom). Don't buy this as a gaming laptop. But as a 2 point minimalist machine that can do some light gaming? It fits the bill perfectly.Finally, the battery life is a realistic 4 hours or so under moderate load. I think that's sufficient. Some people think it's too short. But this thing can be charged off most standard cell phone charging banks, so it's easy to bring along some extra juice for the computer.Overall, I am very happy with this.ONE BIG WARNING -- do not try to reformat this computer from scratch unless you are brave and/or have the patience of a saint. Chuwi does not have appropriate drivers available, Windows 11 is unable to automatically find the drivers, and the screen will be all screwed up. This is referenced in other reviews in here, too.

The CHUWI MiniBook X arrived as promised by the specs: 1920x1080 resolution, 12GB of RAM, 474GB of disk with write speeds of about 900MB/s when cool/500MB/s sustained (h2testw passed), N150 CPU, Win11. Could not get any firmware updates/drivers from makers website, but they run a forum to ask questions. A tiny bit heavier than promised at 923g, size as promised 9 5/8 inch long and 6 5/8 inches wide (24.5cm * 16.8cm). Keyboard seems surprisingly nice. Screen color/brightness is on the low end but acceptable. Took a few hours to update to latest Win11. Blows warm air to left side during operations but is cool during idle. Comes with a slighly clunky but supposedly 36W power supply. As mentioned by other reviewers needs a Type C power supply that can deliver 12V, otherwise it will not charge. In other words many 20+W phone power supplies might work, any 18W or less power supply will probably not work. I will try my luck with a little 30W Anker or Baseus to save space/weight.