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The Avita Magus 10 inch 2-in-1 tablet PC is an excellent value. I've only used it for a day but have the following observations:
- The overall fit and finish are very good. No imperfections of any sort that I can see.
- The display is bright and clear with good viewing angles. The touch feature works well where ever I have used it. Not sure of the surface material. At this price point I doubt it is any sort or gorilla glass.
- The tablet portion is about 1.5 pounds and is .5 inch thick at the bottom and tapering to .4 inches near the top.
- The folio and keyboard portion is about 1 pound and adds about .5 inch to the overall thickness. When fully closed in the folio configuration the whole unit is 1 x 10 x 7 inches and 2.5 pounds.
- As a reference point .. the new 10 inch iPad is 1/3 thinner, 1/3 lighter and twice as expensive.
- The keyboard contains the normal keys that one would expect. As a ten inch tablet, the keys are fairly close together and is ok for routine usage. A bit small for heavy duty usage. The key action is ok in that there is enough key displacement that you know when the key registers. There is no power button, USB ports or LED indicators of any sort on the keyboard.

My first impression was that I cant believe I got this for what I paid for it. The only serious problem was with the battery... on full charge it would only last an hour. If left plugged in however, it worked very well. On some boot-ups it would open with a strange screen that you had to use arrow and enter keys to save and open, perhaps after it crashed due to not being plugged in.
Once setup and left plugged in, it worked every bit as good as my full size computer.
I wanted to run Chrome; the S in Windows 10S will not let you do that unless you reload windows without the S.... which I did, ignoring all the doomsday warnings from Windows... then WIndows keeps insisting that you make its Edge the default browser.... so, between all this and the agonizing Windows setup, Windows was more of a problem than any faults this little computer had.
If you get one of these with a good battery, it would be a very good value for the cost, if you can live with Windows. The stand-up case is high quality and works very well
I returned this because of the battery problem, and bought an android based tablet instead, which cost me $100 more without a stand-up case or a keyboard.... pays your money, takes your choice.