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November 2017
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Published: 2017-11-20, Author: Adam , review by: Pocketnow.com
Great price, eGPU support, 6 expansion ports including both USB-A and USB-C and Thunderbolt, Manually calibrated screen, Crowd-developed, community-supported, N-Trig pen digitizer, Detachable wireless keyboard included, Fingerprint scanner, Multi-color b
Pen digitizer palm rejection requires pen to be very close to the screen, Pen magnet on the edge is too weak to reliably keep it in place while mobile, Alcantara keyboard cover looks great, but can attract crumbs
The production of the Eve V is very different from what we're used to. Personally, I've been pretty skeptical about crowd-funded products. A lot of them fail miserably, but the Eve V is a testament to the ability of volunteers pooling together their skill...
Published: 2017-11-20, Author: Tim , review by: techspot.com
Includes features the Surface Pro doesn't have, like Thunderbolt 3 and extra USB ports. Outstanding keyboard cover that's included in the price. Active pen also included. Great factory calibrated display. Solid, fanless, metal design. Much cheaper than th
Uppertier models provide less performance than the Surface Pro. A few early software bugs. Customer service and support are unknowns at this stage
high-quality unibody case, robust construction, comfortable feel of tablet and keyboard, Thunderbolt 3 and Type-C Gen. 1 port, good WiFi performance, complete package with keyboard dock and pen included in the price, keyboard also suitable for extensive
rather heavy in comparison, included Type-C charging cable wiggles, dirt-resistance of the keyboard is questionable, performance of the m3 version is inconsistent with our expectations, additional gains of eGPU are heavily limited by the CPU, mediocre au
The Eve V comes loaded with a fanless aluminum design, a brilliant display and a decent number of ports
Performance isn't as strong as some of the competition and the kickstand doesn't stand up to the excellent one on the Surface Pro. It may be hard to get one unless you already preordered through its crowdfunding campaign
The crowd-designed Eve V offers competitive pricing and a better feature set than the Surface Pro, but getting your hands on one will be the real challenge...
Solid build quality, Plenty of ports, Excellent display, Great battery life, A few unique features found nowhere else
Keyboard could be better, Performance is held back by a low-power CPU, Pen technology is way behind the curve, Company's ability to deliver is uncertain
No The Eve V is everything the company promised, and if you're looking for a tablet first and don't need the best performance, then the Eve V might be tempting. It's not inexpensive, however, and we're just not confident in the company's ability to delive...
Good-quality screen (but not one for accuracy), Great value with included accessories, Lots of ports, Decent performance, Backlit keyboard cover works independently
Some minor build quality issues, So-so battery life, Can currently only be bought direct in flash sales
A great-value convertible for anyone who finds dealing with dongles a headache...
Published: 2018-01-22, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
great screen, good kickstand, fingerprint scanner, microSD card reader, silent, attractive, great keyboard, USBC, Thunderbolt 3 and USBA ports
questions over screen durability, still a work in progress, relatively difficult to actually buy, unknown brand, Yseries Intel processors with weaker graphics
Against the odds, Eve actually managed to produce a Windows tablet that is really quite good. It's clear that it's still a bit of a work in progress, with software updates making improvements to things such as stylus lag and audio quality in the last mont...
The Eve V comes loaded with a fanless aluminum design, a brilliant display and a decent number of ports
Performance isn't as strong as some of the competition and the kickstand doesn't stand up to the excellent one on the Surface Pro. It may be hard to get one unless you already preordered through its crowdfunding campaign
The crowd-designed Eve V offers competitive pricing and a better feature set than the Surface Pro, but getting your hands on one will be the real challenge...
Published: 2017-11-20, Author: Chris , review by: Theinquirer.net
Stunning Screen, Blistering performance, Battery Life, That fingerprint scanner, Handmade to order, Significantly cheaper than a Surface Pro 4
No GPS, NFC or LTE, We'd rather have had a hinged keyboard, Long lead time and limited availability, It's so good, it's difficult to write an impartial review, That is literally all we can think of
The world's first crowdsourced 2-in-1 might be the best convertible we've seen so far...
Solid build quality, Plenty of ports, Excellent display, Great battery life, A few unique features found nowhere else
Keyboard could be better, Performance is held back by a low-power CPU, Pen technology is way behind the curve
Yes, if you're a fan of the crowdsourcing concept, and you've been anticipating the Eve V's release. It's everything the company promised. If you're looking for a tablet first and don't need the best performance, then the Eve V is generally a good choice...
