Price: $419.00
(as of Oct 20, 2024 16:32:10 UTC - Details)

Product Description

Product model:P8 - N100

Product Form 2 in 1 Laptop Dimensions 198*138*19.7MM Weight 0.78kg LCD Screen size 8.0" Optical Mouse 7.2*7.2mm Optical Finger Navigation Touch screen 4096-level pressure CPU Intel Alder Lake-N N100 Memory 12G LPDDR5 4800MHz Storage M.2 B-key 2242 Sata/nvme Data transfer USB3.0 *1 TYPEA Full Function USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-C/DisplayPort/Power OS Windows 11 pro Video ouput HDMI Type A*1 WIFI WIFI 6 802.11.ax/ac/b/g/n LAN 1000Mbps Battery 3200mAh,4~6 Hours

Boost productivity with our 2 in 1 handheld laptop: 8 inch HD touchscreen, just 0.78 kg for excellent portability. With a 180° flip screen that converts to a tablet, it offers versatile touch and handwriting input for work, travel, and gaming
Powerful performance and smooth experience: This mini laptop with Windows 11 Pro features 12GB LPDDR5 memory, 512GB/1TB SSD, and a quiet Intel N100 processor up to 3.4GHz. Its compact size handles daily tasks and advanced apps, redefining work and play
Innovation: Our mini laptop features CNC-machined full metal body supports touch and handwriting input. Includes a fast charger for 4-5 hours of use from a 2-hour charge. Features USB 3.0, USB Type-C, HDMI, and headphone jack for versatile connectivity
Connectivity Beyond Boundaries: Seamlessly connect to networks and devices with built-in WiFi and BT, ensuring you stay connected wherever you go. The portable design, refined to perfection, caters to your on-the-go lifestyle
This small size laptop transforms into a tablet with a rotating screen, enhancing your experience in various scenarios. Enjoy improved computing with our 1-year warranty and 24-hour service, ensuring worry-free use of this cutting-edge device
Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Light to carry, easy to use
Review: I bought this 2-in-1 laptop for my niece, and she uses it for school and homework. She loves it. The package arrived on time, and the packaging was very sturdy with plenty of protective layers. The laptop is in perfect condition, easy to set up, and runs smoothly. The 8-inch touchscreen display has excellent picture quality with vibrant colors, making videos and assignments very clear. The touchscreen is responsive and user-friendly, and the included stylus is great for drawing and note-taking. The processor is powerful, and the memory and storage are more than enough for everyday use. While the built-in graphics card isn’t top-of-the-line, it handles general tasks and light gaming perfectly well. The battery life is good, lasting through a full day of studying and working. The network connection is stable, and the ports are versatile, accommodating various needs. The front camera works well for video calls and entertainment. Overall, this 2-in-1 laptop is compact, powerful, and feature-rich, making it ideal for daily learning and work. While the screen isn’t the highest quality, the overall design and performance more than make up for it. Considering its price and specs, I’m very satisfied with this laptop—it's a great choice.

Reviewer: Luis Andrade
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: A full computer in your coat pocket!
Review: Got this machine as part of my "work from anywhere" kit, and I'm positively impressed by it. As points of comparison, my main work laptop is a company-supplied 13.3" MacBook Air, and my personal machine is a 15.6" HP Pavilion Gaming.From a design perspective, it looks a bit like the Air, but the color is slightly darker than Apple's "Space Grey", and it's a lot thicker (which actually works to its advantage: full-size USB-A, 3.5mm audio, HDMI and Ethernet RJ-45 ports are all found here). It has a good-enough webcam, top-firing stereo speakers (tinny of course) and a pinhole microphone for hands-free conference calling. It's not a passively-cooled machine, even if it has an efficient Intel N100 CPU and aluminum casing, but the fan does not make objectionable noise (when it's turned on).The display is a 1280x800 IPS screen with great colours and good contrast, rivaling my MacBook Air's screen. It is rotatable into tablet mode (the hinge makes a convenient point for holding the machine in that state) and supports both multi-touch and pen input (with the supplied active stylus). The resolution is enough for running Microsoft Office and most Internet websites in desktop mode.Delivery scope includes an active stylus pen (with AAAA battery), a 30-watt PD/PPS-capable charger and USB-C to C cable (more on that later).Windows 11 Pro comes pre-installed and pre-activated (OEM license). Some people have complained the OOBE (initial configuration) is skipped and the machine comes with an user already created; my computer went through the OOBE process normally. The serial number for Windows is printed in a sticker on the bottom of the unit; make sure you have this written somewhere else in case the sticker fades or gets lost.The keyboard has all the keys found in standard US ANSI-layout keyboards, but -- due to the limited space -- most symbols and some function keys have been relocated, and the first row (Q, W, E...) is a bit shifted to the left. You'll get used to it -- it'll take a bit of time though.The pointing device is an optical trackpad reminiscent of the BlackBerry Curve 8500 series (remember those?). It can be tapped for clicking, it has two (left and right) buttons, but no middle button for scrolling (like in a ThinkPad). Precision is good, but sometimes it misses the taps.Now, to the technical nitty-gritty:The Intel N100 CPU a quad-core chip with four Efficiency cores (and no Performance cores) and a 6-watt TDP; not a speed demon nor a nuisance. It's fast for office tasks and Internet browsing. PL2 comes configured at 25 watts for good turbo performance. GPU power comes courtesy of the N100's HD Graphics unit (see Intel's ARK website for details). That's enough for Windows, casual games and retro emulators, but not much else. It'll happily do QHD via HDMI for your multitasking pleasure, and DisplayPort output is also available through the USB-C socket.Wireless networking is provided by a Realtek 8852BE 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) card, a dual-stream (2x2:2) MIMO-capable chipset good for 1,200 Mbps in the 5 GHz band. The 6 GHz band is not supported, and neither are 160 MHz-wide channels (only 80 MHz). Wired networking (Gigabit Ethernet) and analogue stereo audio are also managed by Realtek chips (RTL8168 / ALC269); they perform their jobs without making a fuss. Headphone output is loud enough and noise-free.Standard storage is a 512 GB SATA III SSD from chinese manufacturer EAGET. No NVMe, but no slouch either. The motherboard carries 12 GB of LPDDR5 running at 4,800 MHz. As with any LPDDR-based machine, RAM is soldered and not upgradeable.Charging is done via USB-C with Power Delivery, but there's a catch: this machine is picky about the supply voltage. It'll only accept 15 (at 2A) or 20 volts (at 1.5A), with no PPS, even though the supplied charger has support for it. Most laptops support at least 12V or 19V in addition to that. Heck, my MacBook Air will even take 5V and charge slowly while it's turned off! That's something the manufacturers could improve.All said and done, this machine is not just a novelty or niche product: it can be useful on the go as an ultra-mobile computer or, using an USB-C docking station, as a desktop replacement too. Great product, recommended!

Reviewer: Jennifer L. Rinehart
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: 39 Day Computer! Now it's junk!
Review: Well, this is my updated review, one day AFTER writing a glowing review, this little computer will not recharge.So disappointing, but after reading a bunch of other negative reviews it turns out I'm far from the only one to have this problem.So now I have a very pricey paperweight and it worked perfectly for exactly 39 days.Old review before the computer stopped recharging:My husband works from home, he has worked from home for about twelve years now. But we have a two story residence now and he was having to run back upstairs over and over for work stuff.He got this laptop thinking it would be nice for trips, it is small enough to fit on the tray backs on a plane or a train, but surprisingly, he has been using it at home. He is using it at my desk downstairs (it only takes up a small corner of the space and he has it plugged in there now).It is super portable, about the size of a Kindle and only slightly heavier. The keyboard works just as well as a regular sized keyboard, though it isn't as nice as his pricey mechanical keyboard (he likes the clacking noises, I don't).This little computer plus a small sized mouspad and mouse are all he needs to keep from running back upstairs everytime he comes down for coffee or a snack. It even has a built in camera and he has conducted more than a few video calls with it, the picture quality isn't great, but it's good enough for a zoom call.All in all, this isn't a toy, it's a real computer and probably one of his best tech buys in the last few years. I can't recommend it enough.

Reviewer: WriterBryan
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Speed and Space
Review: Cons: The Keyboard layout is too skewed for a skilled typist/novelist to actually use. There is no "typing 90wpm" with this keyboard.That was it... That's the one con.PROS: * Fast, has enough memory to withstand Windows incessant updates without filling up the hard drive!* I can run VS Code on it with no lag!* A Blutooth Wireless Keyboard fixes the need to use the keyboard that it came with and the keyboard that it does come with acts as a nice backup for editing.* I love how I can twist the screen around and work on it vertically -- AMAZING FOR CODING.* Portable.. VERY VERY portable.* Very crisp screen!* Decent battery life (7 hours give or take).Overall, I like it! It's everything I needed! Just buy yourself a blutooth keyboard if you intend on using it for writing. (It's more comfortable to use the system that way anyway).

Reviewer: Francisco Mendoza Alvear
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: la mini portatil ha sido una buena inversion pues como contador me ayuda mucho en el desempeño de mis actividades y la portabilidad la hace muy practica

Reviewer: 山田
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: 今、急速に人気が高まるウルトラモバイルＰＣ。ノートパソコンが出はじめたころにも、同サイズのミニノートＰＣが出てきたが、跡形もなく消え去っていた。理由は、あまりにもスペックが弱くて、ノートパソコンの代用にはならなかったためです。私も、数台持っていましたが、あまりにもモッサリ動くのと、画面が小さい上に、画面の画素数が小さく、見づらいものでした。しかし、最近、ハイスペックでの7インチや8インチといったウルトラモバイルＰＣが注目されています。Androidタブレットやスマホではできない、いわゆる仕事モード、つまりWindowsをキーボードで操って、プログラミングしたり、プレゼン資料を作成したり、作画したり、画像や動画を編集したりすることを、13インチ以上の大きなノートＰＣを取り出さずともやりたいという動きながらのワークをしたい状況が増えてきたことは事実です。このPCのCPUはN100で昔のノロノロのATOMとは大きく異なる。私の認識としては、最初にCore i7が出たときの性能くらいのイメージを持っています。ゲームとかは出来ないけれど、ビジネス用途ならサクサクとこなすイメージです。私は自宅のデスクトップはcore-i7 第八世代を使い、モバイルPCはcore-i5 第八世代を使っていますが、動画編集に関しても、これらのPCで遅くは感じることはないです。もちろん動画編集後から、編集が反映した動画に変換するにはしばらくかかるのですが、作業自体は終わっているので、あまり気にならないレベルの使い方です。このPCでいろいろ触って見ましたが、特に、上記に比べて極端に遅く感じることもなく、十分なサクサク感がありました。また、このPCはタッチスクリーンや画面入力ができるので、ホワイトボードをネット会議で使ったり、手描きでレイアウト図などを描いたりしましたが、まったく遅延はなく、快適に使えるので、これは大きな長所だと感じました。また、8インチでの見やすさですが、意外に小さな文字でも明確に読める、10インチと同じ感覚で見ることができました。なお、リモートオフィスには、HDMIで接続できる大型サブディスプレイが２台あり、そちらでは、このPCのHDMIとUSB接続で３画面構成で作業できるので、本格的な仕事に入っていくこともできます。重さと厚さは、数字以上にずっしりはします。海外でのレビューの中に、1ヶ月くらいして充電できなくなったというのがあるので、気になりましたが、1年保証と24時間対応のサービスがあるので、購入しても交換してもらえると思うので、購入することにしました。満足度高いです。