Fusion5 10.1″ Windows 11 Home Full HD Tablet PC – Nov 2023 Model – FWIN232 PRO N5-8GB DDR5 RAM, 256GB SSD Storage, N100 Quad-Core CPU, Full HD, HD Webcam, Expandable Storage
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WINDOWS 11 HOME: Elevate your computing experience with Windows 11 Home on the Fusion5 232 Pro N5. This intuitive interface seamlessly blends work and play, offering a sleek design and user-friendly features. Transform your tablet into a creative canvas, unleashing productivity and creativity effortlessly. Whether multitasking on projects or diving into creative pursuits, Windows 11 Home adapts to your needs for a seamless and enjoyable experience.
PEAK PERFORMANCE: Experience unparalleled performance with the Fusion5 232 Pro N5, equipped with a powerhouse of specifications that redefine tablet computing. The Intel Alder Lake 13th Gen N100 CPU, clocking up to a blazing 3.4GHz, ensures seamless multitasking and lightning-fast responsiveness. Paired with 8GB LPDDR5 RAM, this tablet effortlessly handles the demands of modern computing, delivering a smooth and efficient user experience. The 256GB m.2 SSD not only provides ample storage for your files but also accelerates data access, enhancing overall performance and ensuring amazingly quick boot times!
DIGITAL VIBRANCE: Immerse yourself in digital elegance with the Fusion5 232 Pro N5’s stunning 10.1″ 1920*1200 FHD IPS display. Every detail comes to life with vibrant colors and sharp clarity, offering an unparalleled viewing experience for work or entertainment. The G+G 2.5D capacitive touchscreen not only responds to your touch with remarkable precision but also boasts exceptional durability. This resilient touchscreen technology ensures a smooth and responsive interaction, whether you’re navigating through applications or indulging in multimedia.
CONNECTABILITY: Stay effortlessly connected and expand your possibilities with the versatile connectivity features of the Fusion5 232 Pro N5. Effortlessly share your content on larger screens using the Micro HDMI port, while the USB 3.0 and USB Type-C ports facilitate swift data transfer and connection to a variety of peripherals. The Micro SD slot, accommodating cards up to 512GB, ensures ample storage for your expanding digital world. For added flexibility, the tablet supports a docking keyboard (sold separately), transforming it into a compact and efficient laptop replacement. The Fusion5 232 Pro N5 adapts to your needs, providing a seamless and integrated digital experience.
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Customers find the tablet computer easy to set up and use. They find it a good value for the price, with its full functionality and capabilities. Many consider it a nice Windows computer that is very light and good for traveling. They appreciate the speed and responsiveness. While some are satisfied with the build quality and speed, others disagree on the battery life.
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10 reviews for Fusion5 10.1″ Windows 11 Home Full HD Tablet PC – Nov 2023 Model – FWIN232 PRO N5-8GB DDR5 RAM, 256GB SSD Storage, N100 Quad-Core CPU, Full HD, HD Webcam, Expandable Storage
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Original price was: $299.99.$254.99Current price is: $254.99.
Kindle Customer –
Highly capable solidly built tablet.
I’ve only been using the tablet for several days now and am very impressed with it.I was looking for a good tablet and got more than expected at a reasonable price.I can’t speak for long term durability yet but, it is a solid high quality buildand, as I said, performs better than expected. It is a very capable tablet/laptopfor general daily use for web surfing and email and whatever other uses that implies.The only down side is the battery capacity. With all recommended power-saving settingsit shows a capacity of a little over 3 hours. In normal use I’ve run it well over4 hours so, not a problem for me. I would not hesitate to buy again.
BanjoGirl –
If you need Windows on a Tablet it’s the One
I bought this for language learning. I’m not comfortable sitting at a desk for long, and I wanted something small and light.Some of the tools and apps I use aren’t available on mobile, so I needed a Windows tablet. This was the smallest I could find with decent specs. It’s taken a little time for me to get it set up the way I want, but it does everything I wanted to be able to do. It does get hot in that one area. So far it has been manageable.Do NOT follow the battery care instructions to fully charge and discharge. This are left over from when devices came with NiCad batteries. I confirmed with the company that the tablet has a lithium battery that will have a longer lifespan if not discharged fully.
Harold R. –
Impressive Tablet
This N5 is my second Fusion5 Windows 11 tablet. I purchased the Pro 3 last year, and it has performed better than expected (see my review for this tablet). Based upon this experience, I decided to get the N5, which has similar features such as ports and connectivities, as a second Windows 11 tablet to use in my office. The N5 has similar performance characteristics, but there are two main differences: First is the expandable storage. The Pro 3 has an M.2 ssd slot in the back, and I installed a 1 Tb SATA ssd (form factor 2242). The N5 also has âexpandable storageâ, but you must replace the installed 256 Gb M.2 ssd with a larger capacity drive but still must be SATA with form factor 2242. Here is how I did this: I purchased an external ssd drive enclosure/dock (Amazon ASIN B0D2M8FSJ6) and a 1 Tb SATA M.2 ssd (Amazon ASIN âB099WBG6ZD), and used an open-source (free) cloning application (https://www.easeus.com/backup-recovery/clone-ssd-to-larger-ssd.html) â this comes with fairly clear instructions, but you must be familiar with Windows 11, especially using Disk Manager, since you must increase the allocation partition on the cloned disk, because cloning only preserves the original 256 Gb allocation; the cloned disk will still work, but you wonât see the full ssd capacity, for me, 1 Tb capacity unless the allocation is increased using Disk Manager. The second major difference between the Pro 3 and this N5 is the OS â the N5 ships with Windows 11 Home in S Mode, meaning that you cannot use any software or applications not officially Microsoft (for example, you could not download and install Chrome, Firefox, Adobe Acrobat or Reader, any security software â I use Avira Pro in addition to the Windows Defender that is included with all Windows 11 installs, or any personal/proprietary software). I needed to install various drawing applications (e.g., Corel, Adobe Illustrator, Lightroom, Photoshop) in order to use my Wacom and XPPen graphics tablets. It is quite simple to disengage Windows S-Mode (this is done online through the Microsoft Store, and is free) to realize a full-featured Windows 11 Home OS. Bear in mind that if you do this, you cannot go back to S-mode â once the change has been made to the full-featured OS, the change is permanent. One minor drawback of changing out of S-mode is that the memory demands (RAM and storage) increases as additional software/applications are installed, and the speed goes down for some high-demand software. The need for having the full-featured OS outweighs these minor differences in performance â which, for me, are not an issue. All-in-all, I am very pleased with the N5 and the Pro 3 Fusion5 Windows 11 tablets â they have features that very, very few tablets have, are affordable, and seem more like mini-laptops than tablets!.
cclukey –
Fantastic Microsoft Surface alternative
So I will be honest and was skeptical of getting the N5 tablet based on these reviews. However, I took a chance as I needed a Windows-based tablet and didn’t want to spend an arm and a leg for a Surface.After more than 24 hours, I am glad I took that chance! Great packaging and handy instructional guide. The unit powered on without issues and setup was easy.I’m not sure if other individuals received defective products, but so far mine is running like it should. One thing I did that may have made the difference compared to others is I let the tablet update Windows and all peripherals until everything was up-to-date, which will fix any issues or bugs hindering within the OS. I will say it does take quite a while for the updates to install as the processor isn’t a high-end Intel chip, but I knew that going in and wasn’t a big deal. That being said, the tablet is still fairly quick opening programs. I have not streamed anything yet and will provide an update once I do.Past reviews are correct in that the unit can get extremely warm in the right-hand quadrant of the tablet, but that goes away rather quickly when the unit is idle. Once the company installs a fan and vent into this tablet, this will be a no-brainer of a purchase.Windows 11 is pre-installed with S mode (aligning with other reviews), but switching out of it is a breeze with user-friendly prompts when you try and download a third-party application. Again, not a big deal.So far, highly recommend and will continue to keep an eye out for the latest technology from Fusion5.More to come…
Amazon Customer –
Fusion Pro N5 review
ProâsGood priceWindows 11 operating systemPorts – USB, Micro USB, HDMI, no ports on my older iPadScreen slightly larger than my old iPad and graphics seems betterComes with a screen saver, not an additional costReplacing my Lenovo laptopConGets warm after heavy useConclusionBeen using it for a couple of weeks and Iâm happy with it
Amazon Customer –
The product is perfect for studying, but it’s weak and slow when it comes to daily using.And I liked how fast the delivery was.
CG –
A review of the Fusion5 10.1″ Windows 11 Home Full HD Tablet PC – Nov 2023 Model – FWIN232 PRO N5.This is a value for money, quality Windows 11 Tablet, I am pleased to have found it! I have used this Fusion5 10″ Tablet with Windows 11S for the last 2 weeks and it has been fun, easy to setup/use, performs very well for the price, quality build, HD screen with battery life OK for a day. Sound – I had to change Windows Settings for the EDGE browser from default 50% to 100% and then it was loud as I wanted through the built-in speakers; with headphones sound was very good – no settings changes needed! I added a Fusion companion plug-in keyboard and case – a real, small, real keys keyboard – best used on a flat surface. I’ve not bothered to do the easy change from Win11S to Home mode – wanted to try it. Happy I purchased it as it’s small, productive for its size and price; just right for my mobile use.
Private –
arrived no aussie connector. -1 starhad 2 international adapters didint workwent to officeworks (where I got 1 of the others last time) this one workedhassel for getting adapter -1 starseem to have power, now waiting to see if charges.didnt seem to charge via usb-c but will check again if I can get into the device.
Mike D –
Works great.This is my second fusion 5 tablet. Last one was windows 10 bought 5 years ago and hasn’t let me down.This one has everything I wanted for a newer tablet: Windows 11, Faster CPU, USB-C etc. Still has the speaker jack which is good.Windows 11 install came without any useless bloatware. WiFi and Bluetooth work fine (good range) Touchscreen has no issues.Can’t think of any negatives.Price was very good also for the features 8Gb ram, 256Gb SSD (upgradeable)
AJ –
Review for FWIN232 PRO N5-8GB.Used for computing on the go. I do not have a smart phone, nor want one.I had to retire my ageing LINX1010B tablet and wanted to replace with a modern Windows tablet without breaking the bank. I do not get on with Android O/S. I also need a dockable keyboard function â dislike on-screen tap keyboards if can be avoided.In the box â the tablet, a DC charger (with removable UK-pin out), a USB-A to USB-C adaptor, a card with warranty registration details, a basic Instruction Manual, a card with support details on and a card with initial battery charge info. The tablet was protected with a peel-off protector with system specs on display.The tablet is great. Significantly faster and snappier than my old LINX device. Having broken out of Win-S mode, I have installed my usual programs without issue. I gave it 7-8 hours of charging before use as recommended. As other(s) have said, if you do need to use the tablet while charging, it gets hot and thermal throttles the CPU. In fairness, I suspect this is standard for a tablet of this specification. The laptop cooling pad I bought years ago on a Black Friday now has a use.Screen is vibrant and responsive to my finger and an old-style tablet pen-dabber with a squishy rubber end.Battery longevity is still to be determined until I have had 3 full charge/empty cycles, but I suspect it will be about 2-3 hours of standard use. A fast charging USB-C cable was not included in the box, but I am looking at sourcing a plug/cable. Having run 2 full charging cycles, estimated battery longevity is 2hours 45 minutes (with 25% screen brightness at idle, on Balanced Power Plan, Energy Recommendations enabled)There is a blue light to indicate power on and a red light to indicate charging. But they are tiny, so much so, I didnât notice them for several hours.The included m.2 drive is SATA (NT-256 2242), not NVMe. I will query with CS whether the device is compatible with NVMe, although given the Celeron N100 CPU has just 9 PCIe lanes, it seems unlikely. Still it is better than eMMC memory. The 256 Micro SDHX card I inserted was recognised immediately.Speakers are tinny-sounding, as one would expect from a tablet. I will dig out a hamburger speaker.Overall, very pleased so far.