8 Inch 2-in-1 Mini Laptop,HD Rotatable Touch Screen Support Handwriting Windows 11 Pro Small Laptop, N150,12GB RAM, 512GB SSD,Wi-Fi 6, BT 5.2,2 MP Camera,G-Sensor,HDMI,Type C Ultra Pocket PC

This device functions as both a mini-laptop and a tablet. It is designed for portability and can be used in various locations. It features a touchscreen, a stylus, and offers 360-degree rotation. The storage capacity is 1 TB, and it comes equipped with 12 GB RAM, which supports a range of processes and applications. The operating system is Windows 11 Pro. Available ports include USB type A, USB type C, HDMI, Ethernet, and auxiliary input. Love to use it with comfort for business and personal.

As an IT manager, I’ve spent my fair share of time in data centers. I’ve even spend a couple summers interning there as well. For all my experience, I was always surprised by how outdated the setup was. Some companies even had whole desk and chair setup so you could put up a desktop or a laptop to connect to the environment. Having to move to another cage was always a hassle and I know the powerplug/ethernet cable dance by heart.All this to say that this handheld-PC is the absolute dream for anyone working in a datacenter with any frequency. Not only is it small and easily portable, but it has a myriad of ports to connect to machines and even an ethernet jack (something many other companies are dropping off PCs these days) so you can plug directly into the network environment – not that most Data Centers do NOT allow wifi networks, so a direct connection is the best, and only, way to go. The USB-A port is also great for connecting older tech like a USB to Serial port adapters, Firewall connectors and even external PCs. This little guy has enough RAM and processing power that I was able to transfer 3TB in about 2 hours from USB external drive through the PC to a PURE NAS via Ethernet – all while running Youtube Music and re-imaging the secondary High Availability (HA) firewall.Outside of work, the screen is touch-enabled and rotates. Many a time I’ve read some e-books while waiting or on the train or used it as a notebook with the (included) stylus, you can easily pop open OneNote and scribble down notes without an issue. While the digitizer isn’t perfect, I tried using paint and could make smooth-enough lines. Obviously, I’m not Picasso, but it serves.The battery life is also great, getting me through an entire server deployment on one charge with enough leftover to keep my entertained on the ride home. While this can be the perfect datacenter PC, it also would be great for anyone who needs a little PC that can be carried and stored easily and is always available to just DO. I mean, you could even take it camping (if you’re brave enough). Oh, also it has USB-C charging with is even more versatile than ever. 5 Stars and this is a definite part of my go-bag going forward!

The mini 8 inch computer/tablet is a great idea but when received and the screen was twist to table mode and the screen blanked out and failed to light up thru many attempts never to get the screen to display anything. I worked with the computer configuration to put in all my information. This worked well with windows 11 pro. Liked the compact size. I charged up the Stylus but was not able to get it to respond to either screen. I returned the item for a full refund.

I am very impressed with this mini portable Laptop, It is very light and easy to carry , and it fits in my small bag. I picked the 1TB version because I wanted extra space for files, photos and apps and I am glad I did.It starts up fast and works great for browsing , email, video calls., The Touchscreen is sharp and responsive and it flips all the way around use like a tablet, which is great for watching videos or movies while travelling.The best part is the number of ports USB-C, HDMI even an Ethernet port. The battery last a full day with decent usage. Comes with the full version of Windows 11Pro.I use it daily and highly recommend to anyone who travels or needs compact, full feature laptop.

Pros: Tiny, full laptop, N100 provides reasonable performance (far better than Nxxxx and Jxxxx laptops). Far cheaper but much less powerful than the same-sized GPD laptops. 2280 NVME can be upgraded. Solid build. USB-C + USB-A and HDMI and RJ45 ethernet. No crapware. The only customization is the boot BIOS logo screen otherwise these are all the same. Not a chromebook.Cons: Keyboard design layout. The QWERTYUIOP row is grossly misaligned for touch-typing. What should be the backspace key is a forward-delete, and the tiny forward delete key (which most people don't even use) is the actual backspace. No way to scroll up/down with the mouse. Magnetic stylus barely sticks to the lid. The split space bar design is pretty mediocre.This same laptop is sold by many names and prices on Temu, Aliexpress, and Amazon (Pocket 8, P8, Crelander, Mini 8, Koosmile, etc.) Shopping for a good deal on Amazon you can get it for $360 versus $400-$470. It's only about $30 more on Amazon than on Temu (Crelander) so definitely worth getting it through Amazon. And again, much cheaper than the far more powerful GPD mini laptops. Works great with a portable/bluetooth keyboard/trackpad with is pretty much a necessity given the bad keyboard row alignment.The main similarly budget alternative would be a 10-inch N100 or N150 laptop by Chuwi or an 8-inch from X+ Piccolo. It's a modern alternative to the classic Toshiba Libretto and twice as fast as the last 11-inch Macbook (early 2015 Air) from Apple. The Intel N100 is really pretty darn impressive, but it is NOT a Core i3/i5/i7.For a lot of people this laptop is great. However 8-inches for a laptop clearly requires some very intelligent product design for the keybaord+mouse which unfortunately is not delivered here. With a portable keyboard though this becomes a lot more viable.Photo: this laptop versus the 11-inch 2015 Macbook