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Just dissect my Switch 12 again! SSD can be upgraded

And battery life!

Also, isn't it annoying that the screen faces out when closed so it's not protected in-bag?

Guys, what's the best pice for getting new one currently u guys know?

Harvey Norman? Lowyat plaza? Digital mall?

Ok. Thanks. I went to pavillion to take a look. Unfortunately,  harvey norman only until is kept inside a cabinet and they dont allowed me to test.  I will go other place to test first before buying. But it seems to big slightly bigger den I expect. Is it fine bringing around to use as a tablet in your opinion?

Bought it for my cousin

although the first one i got it for below RM2200

You all probably know that one of the first things to do is turn off adaptive brightness - I find it too aggressive and it didn't give me the brightness levels I wanted.

I recently turned off Lumiflex which apparently adjusts colour saturation to optimise readability according to ambient brightness.

The effect of Lumiflex has been minimal for me - I can't see the difference with it on or off.

However, battery life is a little better, as I guess the system no longer needs to check ambient conditions.

Thanks.

I did adjust all power options so no power saving on adapter or battery.

Problem is the wifi drops more than other devices in one particular location, home office. The office is a little far from the router and it's a condo with lots of neighbourly wifi interference. Other places in the condo are fine, as well as outside.

It's fine at close distance but suddenly drops off.

I suspect it's poor quality or poor placement of the internal wifi attenna.

I might take to Acer to investigate.

I've suffered this, but very rarely.

Using DriverMax I've seen the display driver is out of date, so maybe that'll fix it - I haven't updated myself, yet.

any problem?

Surface 3 is a tablet.
Acer Switch 12 is more like a hybrid. And of course, more bulky (see the picture, it looks fugly to me).



Either you go for Surface 3 (for battery life) or Asus T300 (Chi or non-Chi, for performance).

I highly recommend Windows tablet.
There is no way you will go back to conventional notebook, ultrabook once you use Windows Tablet.
Just like using SSD, there is no way you will go back to HDD.

Agree the 8 inch is a sweet spot to consume content (or output), but many prefer 12 inches to produce (and consume) content.

Holding anything over 500 grams for over 30 mins will be a strain, that's why many people have stands for their larger tablets.
Also, a pen can be useful.

I don't think the T300 is worth buying compared to Surface or Switch (easy to upgrade the ssd in the Switch btw).