It's really small, right? So cute. Hello. This is Sinath. The actual demand for mini-sized devices is lower than expected compared to the internet clamor. The iPhone mini was discontinued due to low sales, and Apple doesn't seem to care much about the iPad mini.

However, there is definitely a love for mini devices, if not the majority. The types of people who have it definitely exist in the world. These mini laptops have been released just for those people. Now that the iPad Mini 7th generation has been released,

people around me are buying the iPad Mini 7th generation, so it is a next-grade upgrade, so buying a used Mini 6th generation is cost-effective. I'm talking about whether it's good or not, but in the meantime, I

bought the CHUWI MiniBook. It's about this size, smaller than A4 paper, but it's a laptop and can also be used as a tablet. Of course, it can also touch screen. Compared to the 13-inch iPad Pro,

it's much smaller. I'll tell you about my review of the CHUWI MiniBook. Why should I tell you why? It's because it's small, and I needed a Windows laptop that I could carry around. Although my content work environment is focused on Mac OS or iPad OS,

Windows is honestly more convenient for daily use other than work. The electronically transmitted documents I'm currently processing at work, it doesn't seem to open 100% well on Mac OS, so I often have to use Windows to process it. I already have a Windows laptop,

but it's a 16-inch gaming laptop, so it's difficult to carry around all the time. And in fact, I work on AI rendering as a side job. Even when I'm out, the GPU is running full-time 24 hours a day, so I can't carry it around.

This is why my laptop is particularly dirty in this video compared to how long I've been using it. In normal use, it doesn't get this dirty. Heavy work is usually done on the MacBook. I needed to do light work and the CHUWI

MiniBook The MiniBook  This unibody design, which feels a bit like a copy of a MacBook, is space gray in color. I'm really glad that there's no special logo on the exterior body. It's a shame that they just put one at the bottom, but I'll have to be satisfied.

The bezel doesn't look that thick considering the price. However, the part that is a little bit different here is different from the product page. On the product page, it looks almost like a zero bezel, but in reality, it is thicker than that. I wonder

if this is a scam, but this part is a little bit annoying, but in a product like this anyway, well, I don't have high expectations, so I guess I have no choice but to move on. It also rotates 360 degrees,

so you can use it as a tablet. Windows OS itself will rarely be used as a tablet, but the tablet form factor is useful when watching video content. Also, I think that tablet mode is also worth using in a mini-sized device that can be held with one hand

When you fold the bottom of the keyboard back, it automatically switches to Windows 11 tablet mode, and although the Windows OS itself is not touch-friendly, that doesn't mean it's as good as the old Windows 8. Just like before, it's not completely unusable.

It may feel odd to operate Windows with a touch, but you can use it just fine. Of course, when in tablet mode, input from the rear keyboard is completely blocked, so you don't have to worry about incorrect input. The CPU is equipped with Intel Elder Lake N100, and

the GPU is because it is built-in graphics, you cannot expect much in terms of performance. However, it is not a product that is completely unusable. The N100 can run at least mid-range. If you purchase the previous product equipped with the N5100 CPU, which is about 100,000 won cheaper than this product, instead,

this is the reason why I purchased this product equipped with the N100. Surprisingly, it is equipped with 12GB of RAM, so it shows good performance compared to competitors even if you open several Internet windows or run several programs at the same time.

These low-end mini-sized devices require at most 4GB of RAM. Most people just add 8GB of RAM, but I am grateful for the 12GB of RAM. However, it is fixed on-board RAM, so expansion is not possible.

The performance of 512GB is not very good, so if you are sensitive, it is recommended to remove the bottom plate and replace it separately. However, I am not sure if you will feel much if you replace it with a high-performance SSD with these specifications in the first place.

On the left side of the device, there is a 3.5mm earphone terminal and a heat vent. On the right, there is a power button and two USB-C ports. Device charging supports 45W PD charging. Display specifications are 10.5 inches and 16:10. The resolution is 1920x1200 FHD+, but

the default initial setting is 150% magnification, so it can be a bit frustrating. I use it at around 120%, but if your eyes aren't blurry yet, adjusting it may not be a bad idea. And the screen refresh rate is fixed at 50Hz as the initial setting.

This can be resolved by resetting the settings, so I will attach it in the More related links section. In the previous version, a stylus pen was included. It's missing this time. That doesn't mean it won't support pens, but

it recognizes MPP-compatible pens. There are many inexpensive third-party products, so if you want to use a pen, you can purchase it separately and use it. The trackpad is not wide due to the small nature of the device, so it is very comfortable. It's not unusable,

but it's not inaccurate either. You can just use it just fine. Also, if it's difficult to use the trackpad, you can just touch it and use it, so it's okay. The power-up speed is okay, right? It seems to meet the SSD specifications.

First of all, the CPU utilization is 100% when updating KakaoTalk, but it is not that hot. The pen doesn't even turn on. The memory is surprisingly generous at 12GB... And since I don't have anything running, I'm using it like this.

It's really funny that the usage rate is consistently at 100%. What is running? Just like this? I'm giving it 100% [CHUWI Minibook]. It feels even worse when compared to the MacBook Pro, which is at a level that just comes out. 

I'm writing it so that the sound comes out. To be honest, the song may be disappointing to listen to, but it's just... It's not a big problem. The song is just a little disappointing, but I can't help it. 

Compare it with the MacBook right behind it. Even if you look at it, there is a huge difference in size. This means that it is very portable, so it is really light and easy to carry around. However, I just watched YouTube and 

the bottom is a little warm. It is not uncomfortable, but it generates a little heat. And these days, laptops. The bottom panel is fixed like this and you can't immediately open it with one hand. That only works on premium laptops. 

It's difficult to open with one hand. But isn't the design really pretty? I can safely say this is a mini MacBook. The unibody design is clean and pretty. It's really well made. I really like the build quality. 

It's not like it's completely unusable in Windows 11 tablet mode either. It just runs well and touches well... Let's say it touches well... well... touches well... haha. But what happens... Yes, I guess I'll just have to be satisfied with it being a small laptop, right? 

I like it. The body itself is solid and not too soft. It seems durable. In particular, I feel that the palm rest is quite sturdy. The keyboard typing is not bad, and this is a review of the MiniBookX! The review is brief.

I was satisfied as it met all my expectations and what I wanted. It was the best when working on documents in a hurry on the subway! In the first place, this product is not a product you purchase with high expectations. The display does not require accurate color grading, and

the speakers are not for proper listening to music. Performance is limited to just being able to carry it around without any burden. It works, and it supports full-size Windows 11. So I was very satisfied. First of all, I really like the clean aluminum unibody design and

the fact that it doesn't have any strange beeps like other Chinese products. It's so cute every time I see it, I just want to touch it. It's perfect, my girlfriend. However, despite this, there are definitely disadvantages.

I don't want to say it's disappointing that the performance is poor. And this is not CHUWI's fault, but Intel's fault. One of the reasons why Intel's stock price went down is that even though it is a mobile device, the CPU efficiency is so poor

that it runs out of battery. The time is short. When working on documents that don't use the Internet that much, it lasts about 4 hours, and when watching YouTube, it lasts about 2 to 3 hours. Since it supports PD charging,

It can be solved with an auxiliary battery, but the battery life is also short for a mobile device that you carry everywhere. It's critical, and it generates quite a bit of heat. It doesn't get hot right away when you turn it on, but

if you open several internet windows, the bottom gets warm at some point. Fortunately, the heat doesn't reach the keyboard and palm rest, but the bottom still gets quite hot, so it's in tablet mode. I'm a little worried about whether the display's heat durability will be okay when used as a tablet.

So, today, while everyone around me was buying an iPad mini, I was the only one who bought a mini Windows laptop. This was a shitty review. What if it's shit? As long as I'm satisfied, that's okay, right?

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