Quote:The bad:
- Dragging my finger over the screen doesn't feel great, and it creates noises. Is the display made out of plastic?
I thought the same initially , but I discovered the screen cover , which others have mentioned removing this made it feel alot more like a glass finish .
Quote:- Camera not working.I found theses same issues , I found that the tablet experience was better than the desktop experience with the keyboard attached. The touch pad appeared to not function properly the pointer would often get stuck inside an invisible box and was unable to leave it unless I attach an external mouse .also if the tablet was removed and reattached the pointer would disappear until reboot.
- Trackpad not working correctly. It works only in a small part of the screen.
- UBPorts is *censored*#$%&%*
I agree I'm not a massive fan of UBports myself and eventually will be installing arch or Mobian , however some prefer Ubuntu and its derivatives because of its restrictions. I did also notice that the file system wasn't expanded , clearly a software issue as LSBLK command displays the 64gb stated size
overall I really like the overall outcome , the tablet and keyboard feel pretty good for an early adopters version .
the only major issue I found to be slightly subpar is the speakers which are slightly tinny in sound and very quiet despite full volume and the software issue with the touchpad .
One thing I was pleasantly surprised with was the backlit keyboard and the ease of on-boarding as others have mentioned