Venturer Elite SE 11.6-Inch 2-in-1 Tablet - (Soft Touch Gun Metal) (Intel Z8530, 2 GB RAM, 96 GB eMMC, Intel Gen7 HD Graphics Card, Windows 10)

I bought the Prime Pro for my eldest daughter who needed a sturdy but lightweight laptop to take to school. She had an Asus one before but we had so many problems with the screen freezing all the time and a really poor battery life that I looked around for some alternatives. My husband saw a great review of the Prime Pro on a website called The Test Pit so I checked it out from there and saw loads more good reviews. My daughter has been using it for a few weeks now and LOVES it. It’s perfect for her school work and she can get on the net quickly and easily. The 12.2” screen is a great size, the image is really clear and she often uses it as a tablet by detaching the keypad. I like the wraparound case as it does protect the laptop and she likes the fact it can be used as a stand. The only downside my daughter has mentioned it that her younger sister and brother keep stealing it to watch films on Netflix. I would totally recommend the Prime Pro and think it is great value for money – I couldn’t afford many of the more expensive laptops around especially as I may well have to get 2 more in the future! Very happy!

Light, easily transportable. Works as intended. Keyboard and screen are good. Fairly robust construction too. Limited storage, but more than adequate for Office and Web browsing and a few minor applications. UPDATE: The spec proved too good to be true. Now had 3 machines and all have failed in different ways: screen, power-up, Windows boot. The QC is terrible. This machine should not be offered to the public. DO NOT BUY!

I was looking for a *cheap-ish*, but useful, 2-in-1 Win10 solution; as I needed to be able to run a particular piece of Windows-based software, on an easily transported, small, device. I'm very pleasantly surprised at how well the Venturer EliteWin 11.6" has performed. No, it's not a full laptop; but the Keyboard is better than some laptop keyboards I've used, as it's a full-travel, mechanical keyboard. The touchscreen works well, allowing you to zoom in on webpages or documents.And MS Office works well enough too. Yes, there are storage restrictions; but if I needed masses of storage on this device, I'd have gone for a full, small-format, laptop. It's not perfect; but for the price & capability, it's *exactly* what I was looking for.

Cheap to touch and creaky buttons. It is however cheap to begin with. On balance it is average and it does come loaded with latest windows. Way to use and does what you want it to♥️

Elitewin 10k 11.6 Recently bought this after looking at similar types of notebooks etc. Finally made the choice based upon various reviews,here and other sources,most of which were favourable comments. Also,the tablet screen size is the largest I could find within the price range. First impressions were good, regarding build quality,looks etc. The keyboard is excellent,giving positive key movement without any spongy feel. Although it's a little top heavy when used on a lap,as expected,but doesn't present any problems during use. As the tablet contains all the internal workings,so, when the keyboard is attached there is no heat getting onto the legs etc. The other attraction are the multi port connections that's available. Apart from the usual usb,it also has a HDMI provision that can be used with a tv,or other suitable devices. Also,an SD card(micro) slot which expands data saving. Using the device is fairly straight forward,either in laptop or tablet mode with the benefit that the screen retains its touch sensitivity ,with or without the keyboard attached. There is an exclusive tablet mode as well,which may be more suitable when the keyboard isn't connected. Separating / re-joining the tablet is fairly easy and hinge is stiff enough to retain its position. The biggest hurdle I've encountered is using windows 10……still learning,with some frustrating moments. I've installed xp via an emulator (virtual box) which will provide a familiar ground as an alternative. Apparently,xp won't really work in its native state with later/new hardware,but so far,it seems to be ok with virtualbox. One drawback with having a 32gb hard drive is that windows uses so much space and together with a few added apps, it's already nearly full. An alternative for apps installation would be to add an external usb drive,but that could defeat the portability to a degree. Another would be to use an usb memory stick,which may require careful planning,depending on usage. The SD card is mainly for data storage,so it isn't really suitable as a hard drive extension for running an o/s or some apps etc. There are some tweaks that can be made to w10,which may help recover some hard drive space….a google search provides further information. As I'm more familiar using a mouse with a larger screen on an iMac etc….getting used to the cursor control and smaller fonts is a little strange,but I'm getting there,with practice. However,moving from a 7 inch android tablet is a real treat,by comparison. Apart form the "minor" niggles,I am very happy with this unit and look forward to using it as intended. It may not be the very best available,but for the price it is worth buying. If longevity and reliability won't be a problem,I can recommend this ! The manufacturer support for information, is worth a mention,had a very quick e-mail response to a couple of questions. Best Wishes.

WOW! I have to say I am pretty impressed with this tablet! It loaded up very fast! Logged into my Microsoft account and a few updates later it was ready to go! I traded in a previous 10.1" tablet as the keyboard was a pain. A lot of the keys were loaded up wrong and it was taking twice as long to type out a legible piece of writing! This one thankfully doesn't have that problem! The keyboard is not too bad to type on, I am quite a hard typer so I like something sturdy and many keyboards have an annoying habit of not typing the word if you don't hit the key squarly, this doesn't have that problem. I can type a whole load of text and not have to go back adding letters, saves me more time! This unit is considerably more heavier than I am used to, but unlike my previous tablet it feels a lot more sturdier. The screen is lovely and clear and sound is good too. Ideal to watch my Amazon Instants library on and 4OD. I know folk will be asking about pixel display, HD sound and all the other extras but to be honest I have a 65 inch TV and top of the range sound bar for all of that. I just wanted a tablet which gave me access to Word, Facebook, Ebay and my other shopping sites, with the ability to watch stuff on the move and more importantly my book collection. There are times where I am out and about with work and I spend alot of time sitting in McDonalds waiting to get onto my next job, so this gives me the opportunity to access all my documents and reading material.

I have had nothing but problems with this product and would recommend anyone thinks long and hard before buying it. The only thing I can say is that its relatively cheap for a Windows tablet, but that is entirely where its usefulness stops. You spend the whole time fighting the keyboard to register the letters, start up is hit and miss and in the end I have abandoned using it and resorted to just using my laptop and would have been better just buying a new windows laptop than this. It doesn't do well as a 'laptop' or a tablet and I just wanted to launch it across the room after 10 mins of using it

The tablet hardware is not good enough to fully enjoy it, and defo not enough to run Windows 10 properly (the 2GB ram might be the main issue but no way to upgrade it). Everything is super slow, from browsing the internet (also the wifi range is the shortest I have ever had to experiment) to open simple programs like Words or Excell. I bought this tablet for work, I use it mainly for Microsoft Office programs and internet browsing, it does the job but it does not do it fast. It's a bit of a shame as the tablet looks good on the paper, the ports on it are an added value (proper USB port, micro USB, mini HDMI, micro SD card slot, etc) and it could be such a great device if the memory and processor were slightly better. But after a year using it on a daily basis, I can assure you having 3 web pages open at the same time is way too much for this tablet to handle. As mentioned earlier, you will also need to be close to the wifi router as its range is super limited (I would say 10 meters max). The keyboard is good quality and very sturdy but the mousepad is an absolute nightmare and totally not precise. It's a chore to move the pointer exactly where you want it to and I ended up keeping a proper mouse all the time with me to use with this tablet as using the mousepad is infuriating and an absolute waste of time. The tablet mode (using it without the keyboard) is pretty good and the touch screen works flawlessly unlike the mousepad, so one good point here. I feel really bad for Venturer as this could have been such a brilliant device would have they pack it with better memory and processor. Also, they need to improve the mousepad as it is simply useless. To sum up, if you need a hybrid tablet/wannabe laptop device ONLY to do some Words, Excell and other basic offices programs you will be fine with this product if you plug a mouse into it (otherwise you will throw it through the window after 20 min). If you are hoping to do some mobile games or more funky stuff than office work, save your money! You will be so much more better off with another device from a better brand like Asus, Acer and the likes.

Post usage of initial 6 months having touchscreen and display issues and have been trying to reach customer care both side manufacturer and seller for support on service since for the past 8 months for resolution couldn't reachable.....

Good product ,with value for money .I would recommend it for basic use only , no heavy grafics

Product I have received was defective

I have bought it just for class room presentations, preparation of study materials for students and taking attendance. I am happy with this purchase. For last two days, it is fulfilling the purpose of buying. However, I need to use it more days in order to comment on its performance. Window 10 and mobile version of microsoft office (lifetime) were preinstalled. In this price I can't ask for more. It's like a big mobile so you should not buy it if you want to use it for running computational program. Then buy HP pavellion intel i5 with 1 tb ram. I am using that for 4 years and I recommend it. So, overall, I am happy with this Venturer BravoWin 2 in 1 laptop and I can happily suggest people to buy it. However, I have faced problem regarding the delivery. I have ordered two laptops at a time but I got only one item, the delivery people were not much concerned regarding my problem however I got message that the both item have been delivered. Secondly, amazon does not deliver items within the campus I am living. I need to go outside of the campus and it's a very big campus so it's not very easy to go whenever they are calling to to collect the items. Moreover, the delivery people irritates us by calling several times. If I finish my class at 5 p.m and if they tell me to come and collect the item by 5:30 p.m., how could it be possible? From my department the main gate is 3.5 km away. Amazon needs to check this matter.

It's very poor quality item and does not work properly and hang problams