#chuwi minibook x

But if you really just want a tiny laptop similar to those sold in the past, and branding doesn’t matter, then the Chuwi MiniBook X might just be what you’re looking for. As with most Chuwi products, the MiniBook X also runs on Windows OS, and it also comes with a touchscreen display. However, the big question is this – is the MiniBook X something you should consider if you’re looking for a small laptop? [ez-toc] Design and Construction In terms of design, the Chuwi Minibook X looks and feels very premium. If you like minimalism, then you’ll love the styling of the Minibook X. The deck lid is free from any Chuwi logo or branding, which is nice but is a bit too boring for my taste. If you want branding, you’ll have to flip the Minibook X over since they’re hidden underneath the laptop. Another thing you’ll notice about the Minibook X is that there aren’t a lot of vents on this laptop – only one on the left side and another at the bottom. Read more in our articles including "Chuwi Minibook X Review" and "realme C100 Review".