Voyo VBook V3

In summary, once we got past the initial setup issues and learned to ignore the misleading marketing points, it became difficult to not like the Voyo V3. The price of the unit, the system performance and the nature of some of the important components...

well-built casing ; attractive design ; FHD IPS panel ; always runs quietly

weak WiFi performance ; flawed power supply/charging electronics ; high surface temperatures possible ; short battery life

Although the "regular" price of around 680 USD (~619 Euros) seems too high, VOYO's V3 is worth a second glance at a current price of just 245 USD (~223 Euros). However, the buyer should be aware of the risks and also be ready to make some compromises....

Gorgeous design ; Active stylus pen

Aftersales support ; Windows installation woes ; Battery life isn't great

Essentially, Voyo has produced a great piece of kit here, at least on the outside. Performance could have been improved but doing so would have inflated the price. As it stands, this is one of the best affordable convertible laptops on the market.

Beautiful design ; It's a good price for the specs offered ; Windows is a solid platform for KODI ; Perfectly fine for light duties

No wired LAN port ; ..and only 802.11n WiFi ; Can over-heat

If your use-case is fairly light – a bit of streaming, email, web-browsing etc, the Voyo V3 Windows 10 Mini PC provides pretty decent bang for buck, married with a very sleek design. The processor is phone/tablet grade but you do get 4GB of RAM and...