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

Perfect for my needs. I mainly used it for Excel with several macros and VBS rules I made for the spreadsheet. It runs Excel very well. Start up a tad slow but no big issue. I wish it offers a protective case that actually fits. The one I purchased stated for Fusion 5 but it is loose on the sides. Set up was easy. I was up and running within 8 minutes with the updates for Windows 11. Charging it is quick. Battery life is good. I am happy with this purchase.

Overall, I have been very pleased with this tablet. It has been a sensible and more affordable replacement for my old apps-based tablet and old Windows-based labtop. I use it for accessing the internet, email, reading news, researching travel, etc. Nothing too complex. There are fewer apps available on Windows, and the word game I like to play does not work too well, but I have found that many of my favorite apps have websites that I can simply bookmark by clicking the favorite star, and then they are very quick and easy to access from the task bar. The tablet is very fast and the document apps work perfectly, just as they do on a laptop. The battery is just ok, lasting only about 3 hours. I am only able to charge it with the included 5v pin/plug-in adapter. I have not had success with the USB-C and USB ports, which I noticed has been a common issue with other users. However, given the very affordable price and high functionality of this tablet, it is something I can live with. I have ordered a different adapter that I hope will work with a portable charger, crossing my fingers. I am pleased with the amount of included storage, double what is on my phone.

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.

Having received the product, I was surprised by its compact build and rigidity. Booting it up, the display was snappy enough for me to be satisfied. Updates took a long time (going up to 24H2), but no surprises there.Getting into the desktop, performance was acceptable but needing improvement. I ended up turning off many visual effects in the advanced settings and accessibility settings, which drastically decreases the overhead for running the desktop (this is stuff like window animations). I basically turned off everything except text smoothing. I also switched energy saver to be always-on, which helps extend battery life and decrease temperatures. These changes on their own drastically improved the responsiveness of the tablet. It also helped by decreasing temperatures and avoiding thermal throttling (confirmed in HWMonitor). This gave the tablet a very good stretch on the N100 it’s using.To go that extra mile, I also switched the resolution to 1280 x 800. This improved web browsing performance by about 20-40% (Browserbench 2.0), and further avoided thermal throttling. I was extremely satisfied with this, and didn’t mind the slight change in appearance of the desktop environment (I find low resolutions nostalgic). I now use the tablet in this manner for my graduate school work, and I’ve been quite happy with it. The changes in performance settings I used helped to extend battery life a bit, going up to 5.5-6 hours of 720p playback. More intense tasks definitely sap the battery. I found I got a couple hours playing 3.3.5 world of Warcraft, and avoiding thermal throttling the experience was very smooth. Definitely doable for some low-spec gaming.Biggest issue by far is just the thermal throttling while under load or charging, but this isn’t noticeable for 99% of daily tasks. Try to charge it while it’s off to avoid this and you’ll be really happy with the energy-saver mode on Windows 11. This tablet gets performance on par with some of my nicer (albeit older) thinkpads like my yoga 370. This is with the caveat of temperature and desktop management as discussed above. Web browsing is extremely satisfying this way, as I love the feel of a compact tablet. Pretty impressive to have a portable, affordable Windows 11 experience. Gotta try Linux on this bad boy at some point.My final critique is that the firmware doesn’t support S0 mode (standby low power) which would make the tablet function more like a traditional android/iOS tablet (where you simply tap the power or home button to wake the device and enter a pin real quick).Overall, I give this five stars for the build quality and value for money (one year warranty is excellent as I finish up grad school, too).