Fusion5 10.1" Windows 11 Professional Tablet PC - Intel 13th Gen - Full HD Windows Tablet Computer - 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD Storage, Quad-Core CPU, 10 Inch, USB 3.0, Micro HDMI, Expandable Storage

I purchased the Fusion5 FWIN232 PRO N5 tablet with Windows 11 and have been extremely satisfied with its performance in everyday administrative tasks. With its 10.1" Full HD screen, the device offers excellent clarity and visual comfort—ideal for reading documents, editing spreadsheets, preparing reports, and using business systems.Despite being a compact device, the tablet is surprisingly fluid when running multiple tasks. I use it with an additional monitor in extended mode, and the performance remains excellent, allowing me to work with multiple windows and applications simultaneously without any lag — which is essential for administrative routines.The Windows 11 system provides a complete work environment, allowing me to run all the programs I normally use on a computer, such as the Office suite, browsers with multiple tabs, and videoconferencing platforms. Connectivity is also a strong point: USB ports, Bluetooth, and stable Wi-Fi enable integration with printers, keyboards, mice, and other essential peripherals.Battery life is solid, offering mobility throughout the day even without being constantly plugged in. In addition, the lightweight and sleek design makes it easy to carry between locations, making it perfect for professionals who need practicality without compromising productivity.I highly recommend the Fusion5 for administrative professionals looking for a reliable, functional device with excellent cost-benefit — especially for those, like me, who use a second monitor and require consistent performance.

I am somewhat satisfied with the purchase of the:Fusion5 FWIN232PLUSN5Intel(R)N100 - 800 MHz (8GB RAM)Memory: 256gb SSD - M.2.SATAMicrosoft Windows 11 Pro is installed - I paid a little extra for 11 pro.System type: 64-bit operating system, x64-based processorPen and Touch: Pen and touch support with 10 touch pointsOVERALL: For the price point and feature set it is a good little device.PROS:The more I use the Window Tablet the more I like it. While not super speedy, it does the job when we are out running errands and allows me to continue working without a significant loss of productivity. I have not installed Citrix and some of the work apps on it yet I wanted to ensure that it would suit my needs prior to installing those type of apps. I have also not tried it with my USB-C dock to verify that it works as my work laptop is normally docked.You cannot expand the RAM as it is soldered in, but the memory is expandable by using an SD card up to 512gb. It also looks like you can add memory by replacing the M.2SATA SSD drive if you choose.It works for casual web surfing, and allows me to use Microsoft O365 apps and a PDF editor. I can also watch Netflix and YouTube if I choose. For a causal user it is going to be a solid little system out of the gate.CONS (for me at least):My primary complaint relates to the use of a stylus with the device. On a tablet size device, it is one of my preferred methods to interact with the device. I also like to take notes and sign documents with my tablet.The device is listed as having a touchscreen, and Windows 11 Pro, I made an incorrect assumption that the device would work with the Microsoft Pen Protocol. That is on me for not being thorough enough in my research, but it has decreased my enjoyment of the device and simultaneously decreased it utility for me. I have tried:--> Wacom Baraboo Ink with the Wacom AES pen protocol--> Metapen with the Microsoft Pen Protocol neither have worked with the device.--> Finally, I hooked a XP-Pen drawing table to it which worked but gives you a second device to lug and defeats one of the primary reason to get a smaller more portable device.I reached out to customer service who was timely with their response, but did not fully answer the question. They said that they do not test third-party accessories with their devices so they cannot recommend a stylus.I wrote back a second time, thinking my question was not clear enough and asked them what pen protocol the device supports. I got the same answer as above, but this time the agent also said that they do not support any protocol. I will probably try a USI Pen Protocol device for kicks and see if it works, but that is the biggest disappointment for me.

I have been looking for a tablet that was not iOS based for a while now. I've had Android based ones a few times, but they seem to run out of updates rather quickly in my opinion. I stumbled across this one while on sale, and I decided to jump on it. It functions almost as good as a laptop, maybe a little slower since it only has 8gb of RAM. SInce I plan to only use it as a tablet for general web use, and light gaming this was not a big deal. Overall I am happy with my purchase and I would definiltey recommend it.