@Anachron @mxk @starlabssystems very long time for it to finally arrive. I ordered it ~2 years ago iirc (would need to check the exact date). I have one of the early model modes from the first batch, i.e. it has a 3k display and a N200 chip. Some things might (!) have bevome better with the N350 and the 2k screen of later batches but most of my points still stand. From my experience and for my use case/expectations, it's disappointing to say the least. <<

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@Anachron @mxk @starlabssystems holding the tablet, especially in portrait orientation.
- The cameras are abysmal. Both of them.
- The speakers sound very tinny, are pretty silent and have sideways orientations. They should be front facing. It's a media consumption device after all.
- The overall weight is a bit too much. Holding something like 900g of electronics for a prolonged period of time is just not comfortable.

Overall I don't really use the device although I waited a >

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@Anachron @mxk @starlabssystems too heavy to be properly secured by the connector pins and the slim resting area around them.
- The tablet gets pretty warm under light to medium use. You might even call it hot because it's uncomfortable to hold. This becomes especially evident when charging (even with a slow charging adapter).
- The general usability and build quality is fine but there are some hollow spots underneath the bezels of the display and those might creak a bit when >

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@Anachron @mxk @starlabssystems I always wanted to write a full review with my impressions of the #StarLiteMkV but never got around to it. Just a few notes:

- Battery life is bad, especially for a portable device.
- Screen has great colours and sharpness but brightness is very lacklustre.
- The attachable keyboard is annoyingly bad and I regret buying it. The kickstand is wobbly, you cannot rest it on your lap (or actually anywhere else except a stable surface like a table). Also the tablet is>