CHUWI Hi10 Air Tablet Keyboard

I bought this keyboard for the Chuwi Hi10 Pro (so yes, it does indeed work with the Hi10 Pro), and I absolutely love this thing! There's not a whole lot to say about it, but I can go ahead and weigh some PROS and CONS for you guys.PROS:- Lightweight- Magnetically Attaches to Tablet- Not Bluetooth (it's literally plug-and-play)- Gorgeous (it's made to match the Hi10 Pro and HiBook/HiBook Pro, and does so very well)- Keys Feel Great- Fantastic Build Quality (I'm honestly baffled at how well this thing is built; solid aluminum and the hinge is very stable)CONS:- Trackpad Is Okay (It's not the best thing in the world, and it's quite small, but it gets the job done. A little hard to use at first.)Overall, this little keyboard is a magnificent addition to any of the new Hi series tablets from Chuwi (except the Hi8 since it's smaller). I thought I loved the Hi10 Pro before, but this add-on really makes it feel complete. And for less than 60 bucks! Altogether, I believe I spent less than $250.00, and received a device that rivals those of much, much bigger companies for half the price! This was all a gift to my mom, who is completely in love with it. And now so am I, so I'll definitely be picking up another Hi10 Pro along with this keyboard!EDIT: I take back what I said about the charging! It actually manages to charge at the same rate with or without the keyboard attached, which is great!

Works good but chuwi hi10 pro is know for having charging issues that prevent you from actually charging the product. So PLEASE don't buy it, not worth running the risk its another dud

Makes the hi10 pro infinitely better. Others have mentioned the touchpad and screen touch and keep it on when closed, I have not had this issue. There's small rubber bumpers on the left and right edges that prevent this in my case. USB ports are only 2.0, and keyboard feel isn't anything amazing, trackpad isn't nearly as useful as touch screen or mouse, but the extra ports and the form factor for the price make the hi10 pro perfect for light on the go browsing/ streaming.

It works well with the Chuwi tablet, but it's small. I have large hands, so it's not so easy for me to use, and I always accidently hit the track pad with my thumbs, but if you had small hands, it's a great companion to the tablet.

I bought the hi10 pro tablet with this docking keyboard, it basically converts the tablet into a notebook. The hooks on the back held the tablet very nicely. You can grab the table or the keyboard with one hand and it wont detach (Its very strong). Looks like a very quality item and the two usb slots work great.But here comes the sad part, (At least for me) the touchpad has "gestures" (they trigger A LOT) and you cant turn those gestures off. There is no touchpad driver (Just a generic), so you cant manipulate the gestures settings.I basically fixed it by creating a little script to disable some of those gestures by blocking the shortcut it uses (WIN + TAB, WIN + D and WIN + A). Since I don't use them, it works for me.Aside from that annoying gesture problem, its a very nice companion for the hi10 pro tablet

Be very wary of this keyboard's build quality. I'm approaching 1 month of ownership and I've already had to open it up and tighten the hinges because a screen wobble developed. I don't think that Chuwi has any idea what constitutes a 'tight' screw, because the 4 on the bottom under the rubber feet were not even close to being tight, and the screws on the inside weren't tight either. I repair electronics like tablets and laptops for a living, and I've not seen what I found inside in any device this age with the pampered life I've provided: *one of the hinge screws was already stripped out and spun freely in place!* This is simply ridiculous for a brand new product and has me incredibly nervous about the lifespan of not only the keyboard, but the tablet itself as well.Outside of the glaring build quality issues, the keyboard generally does what it is supposed to: provide a functional keyboard, a functional (albeit dodgy at times) touchpad, and two full size USB ports (!). There is one strange caveat though- when using the tablet with the keyboard folded behind the screen the USB ports are NOT functional despite the OS acknowledging the presence of the keyboard with the 'device connected' sound, and applications/the lock screen behaving like there is an accessible keyboard. If the OS can see the keyboard, why can't the USB ports function with the keyboard folded under the tablet? Obviously it functions with the tablet to keyboard connector pins in reverse order... so what's the deal?The keyboard and tablet hold onto each other impressively well, and grabbing one or the other won't cause them to come apart which was a welcome surprise.BE AWARE OF WHAT YOU ARE GETTING FOR ~$50!I'll rate it 2 stars because it works... but that's about it.

The keyboard complements my Hibook Pro just fine! I originally had the Surface Pro 2, but wanted to try something else and I prefer this keyboard a lot more because it is much more stiff and there is no chassis flex!

This keyboard like the tablet is going back. In the 3 hours that I was able to use the tablet before it completely died on my it had the bad experience of have to this keyboard. It is slow to respond, clunky and the usb doesn't supply enough power to read my portable hard drive. On top of that it continually gave me usb port not recognized errors as soon as I plugged it in. Do not by the tablet or keyboard. They are horrible devices. The only good thing is that they look beautiful but I did not but it for it's beauty and II would rather have an ugly device that worked than a beautiful device this is a piece of garbage.