The lateral micro-SD slot is convenient to use and an inserted card disappears completely into the casing. Thus, the user will have to choose between recharging the battery and connecting an external storage device with standard USB adapters.
Besides that, only one USB port for data and power limits connecting peripherals.
However, only a few accessories are available for it since the standard is still very new. The USB port is implemented as a new Type-C, which allows inserting plugs both ways - very convenient.
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The Chuwi Vi8 Plus offers even a bit more than some other tablets in this size category with a combined power and USB port, headset jack, micro-HDMI (1.4, 1080p maximum) and a micro-SD port. The connectivity in 8-inch tablets is normally somewhat limited. The corresponding data can be found on the Hampoo website, where an (optional?) GSM modem is also mentioned.Ī throughout decent performance considering the price range of around 100 Euros (~$111). Unfortunately, the blinking LED is somewhat distracting during use.Ī side note: We found a hint about the barebone and its builder in HWInfo, namely Hampoo HC080. An orange LED on the front-facing camera's right indicates whether the tablet is connected to an outlet and if it is recharging. The two buttons offer a well-defined pressure point and are incorporated firmly into the casing. The gaps are even, and only the screen protector applied ex-factory exhibits one minor flaw: There are two small air bubbles outside the screen surface area. Its stiffness does not set new standards, but it is throughout acceptable. The line-patterned plastic back provides good grip but is not particularly scratch resistant. The Chuwi Vi8 comes in a plain plastic casing with metal strips glued and screwed to the sides as a highlight.
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