chris here finally looking at another windows tablet so this model here is from one netbook
it's called their t1 and it has been or is marketed as a bit of a surface pro killer
but is it really well it does have 12th gen intel something that the surface pro the 8 series does
not have it's got the 1240p that's a core i5 chip and it's a 25 watt 28 watt part sorry that does
have iris xe graphics it has 12 cores it's a lot for a tablet and 16 threads it's also paired up
with lp ddr5 ram a very quick ram at that too it's 5.2 gigahertz and a 512 gigabyte ssd it does have
pcie 3.0 spec so it's not pcie 4 it is lacking thunderbolt 4 but we do have wi-fi ax which is
intel's 201 card with this with bluetooth 5.2 so spec wise yeah it's looking promising right
so let's find out is it something that could truly compete with the microsoft surface pro line
of two in one tablet included with the one netbook t1 you'll find a power supply so it's
a power delivery type c1 65 watts a type c to type c cable in black and they included this us2 euro
plug adapter now for some reason they did not give me the stylus so it does support an active stylus
this tablet but i don't sadly have it and all the styluses i do have don't seem to work with the
screen this tablet's thickness is not too bad it's 11 millimeters and the weight of it let's just
have a quick look is under 1 kilo so 972 grams with our keyboard type cover brings it up to 1.3
kilos again not a bad weight for a 13 inch tablet the rear of this tablet is made out of this matte
alloy so it will be very easy to scratch you'll have to be careful with it build quality seems all
right when you first look at it but i did notice that with the hinge here which does have that
watch strap style so this i first saw with lenovo i think it was then with voyo tablets i mean this
basically is a voyo tablet but now it's branded as a one netbook tablet it feels okay here at first
but i've noticed at certain angles the weight of the tablet will end up causing this kickstand to
just collapse under the weight of it and it can go right back so it's not a very strong kickstand
not really that good so here we have a tiny little button i think this is our reset to reset the bios
if you ever messed up in any settings but the bias is actually completely locked down with this one
there is a magnet that does keep this kickstand closed there so at least it won't rattle around up
the top of the t1 we've got a lot of vents here this is a microphone this part here is plastic
for the wireless antenna reception we've got our power button which feels like it is metal so this
is where the fan is it is actively cooled because it's a 28 watt part that's in this that core i5
1240p it's a potent chip so it doesn't need the cooling and you will hear this fan a lot it can
get quite annoying along the bottom our pogo port pin connector for our type cover keyboard and the
two slots therefore the keyboard stays on the left hand side here with our ports we've got our usb
3.2 one of two 3.5 millimeter headphone jack with mic support it's not very loud micro sd
card reader sadly it's not ultra high speed volume up and down buttons and our loudspeaker now i'll
give you a sample of this loudspeaker later on well two of them there's one either side and
just a bit of a spoiler they're very disappointing now notice when we look at it that this is curving
it looks like out a little bit here then in then out again so that's not your eyes it's
not my camera lens i can confirm that it does have a bit of a well it's almost buckled it's not flat
definitely not there's that other speaker and again looking at it it doesn't seem flat does
it it looks like it almost curves in a little bit then out again it's quite strange status
led this is a usb 3.2 gen one do you have a type c port now this is just supporting power delivery
it's not supporting video out and here we have a mini hdmi i don't see a lot of them now anymore
but this one does support hdmi 2.0 however with my lg cx tv i can run 4k at 120 hertz
no problems no glitches it's very happy to run that the iris xe graphics and here is our
keyboard and no this is not a clip from one of my tablet reviews from 2016 although it looks like it
so it almost seems like they decided to get this model of keyboard that they managed to pick up
from a bargain bin it is a very dated style of keyboard the keycaps they feel all right to type
on i don't particularly like the feedback from them they feel a little cheap i have issues with
this delete key that sometimes it doesn't register it just feels terrible and sometimes makes a bit
of a squeaking noise and you can prop it up to this second angle here which i'm currently doing
so you can there's a magnet in here so it just lets you increase it the angle of it for typing to
be a little bit more comfortable now when i lay it flat the keyboard doesn't actually lay completely
flat again around this area with the delete keys raised up a little bit and when i press it
it's making a bit of noise uh so not good now what is even worse than this cheap feeling keyboard is
this touchpad it's probably one of the worst touch pads i've used in the last maybe two or
three years i'm not joking it's that bad it's very overzealous with the windows 11 gesture detection
that sometimes i'll just be using it and then suddenly i'm minimizing my windows it's triggering
the gestures that i just don't want and i really hate that it's very annoying now finer movements
i tried to use the snip tool in windows 11 to just highlight and take a screenshot of something
and the finer movements the cursor was jumping all over the place it's a horrible touch pad and
i would plug in a mouse i was using a mouse the whole time with this i just cannot stand
this so i do hope that one netbook they do do away with this keyboard combo here the touchpad and
give us something a bit better higher quality and something that doesn't look like it's from 2015.
the underside of the keyboard does have this felt like fake suede material which is okay but it's
a complete dust and dirt magnet now when it is closed it brings up the thickness then of this
to about 17 18 millimeters which is it's okay but it's not the thinnest but not bad considering it's
got a 28 watt core i5 in it then i'll display so this one's 13 inches 2160 by 14 40 is the
resolution ips fully laminated so you don't see any ugly gap and i do find that the touch accuracy
and the response to everything is good i've got zero complaints with the way it responds and how
accurate is now you probably would have noticed that straight away that wow look at these bezels
now you could land a 747 on these so they are very dated looking bezels for a 2022 tablet they really
do look to me like 2015 bezels color reproduction of the screen is not that bad so adobe rgb is 74
p3 is 77 ntsc is 69 and our srgb 99 so it's a decent enough panel in there if you can get over
those bezels now the maximum brightness does top out to be 338 nits that's what i'm measuring with
my spider x pro now this tablet does ship with windows 11 home we've got 16 gigabytes of ram
and the chipset is the core i5 1240p so the 12th gen is a huge step up for intel and i
have been in general really impressed with the 12th generation i couldn't say the same
about the 10th or 11th they were just tiny little increases but this is quite a step up so when you
look in the device manager you will see that the process is listed many times here in fact 16 times
well that's because it does have 12 cores and in total 16 threads so we have four performance cores
and then eight of the efficiency cores the efficient cores are lower clocked and they don't
use as much energy so plenty of multitasking power here with this particular chipset and
everything i won't go over basic kind of tasks on this because everything is very quick and snappy
response touching the screen is good and i haven't had any problems with that too at all part of the
snappiness is also down to this you'll see l ram so we've got 16 gigabytes as i said before
but it is a very fast 16 gigabytes it cannot be upgraded it's soldered onto the motherboard
we're looking at 5.2 gigahertz it's lp ddr5 ram so this is the more expensive ram
but the quicker ram so good to see that they've done this other interesting things in here under
the device manager you will see that we do have right here the wi-fi 6 the ax 200 and 1. so this
is a wi-fi ax card and it is very quick i can get about 1.3 gigabits per second transfers so great
that they put a faster wireless chip into this considering of course it does not have lan support
speaking of speed i'll just show you a few of the benchmarks so first up our storage so you can see
here that it's quick a lot faster than sata 3 of course but for pci e3 this isn't the fastest drive
now we've got 512 gigabytes worth but they didn't use a pci e4 spec which the 12th gen does support
ever since 11th gen we've had pci for support with intel but they've skimped on that or skipped it
just to save of course on cost i believe is probably why they have done that now i do
have the opencl score here so that's for the iris xc graphics you can see the score there is okay
it's not the fastest this has the 80 executional units not the 96 with other models that will be
a little bit quicker and here you'll see that our single core score the turbo is 4.4 gigahertz
maximum with this chipset this core i5 so it does get a very good single core score a multi-core
score there again is oh that's excellent for a 13-inch tablet that is very powerful quick
however you'll see here that under continual loads especially with something like cinebench
r23 the performance does start to dip down single core score on the first run is around
about 1500 but after 10 minutes drops down to 1300 there and the multi-core score there just
below now 6 000 in the beginning just a one-off run it will be a lot higher but this does happen
it is thermal throttling so you see when you take a look at the thermals that it does reach
99 degrees and it is getting hot so that's 99 degrees uh celsius there not fahrenheit of course
and it does pull a maximum we are seeing up to around about 28 watts here which is the the tdp
the power limit that they've configured it could go a little bit higher but it certainly
doesn't have the thermal headroom to be able to do that it's just going to simply
run into even more thermal throttling so the fan is sadly normally constantly on especially when
you've got it plugged in on the battery doesn't run as much but plugged in on ac you do hear that
fan quite a lot i did also want to demonstrate quickly some video playback so this is a sony
swordsmith file here hevc 4k 60 frames per second now you will see that when it starts
up it will probably do a little bit of a stutter actually doesn't look like it's done that at all
so that's good i might just make sure that that is full screen okay maybe a couple of little drop
frames but that's definitely now that's running at uh 4k 60. so demanding video files like hevc
uh 4k very high bit rates vb9 it's gonna be about to play it so the io60 graphics does handle all
those video files really demanding ones with pretty much absolute ease it's just occasionally
the windows movie player video player here at the beginning does a couple of little hiccups a couple
of little drop frames and then it's smooth streaming video playback so this is through
youtube and chrome i do have a very poor internet connection here i'm only on 4g data unfortunately
i don't have fiber so you can see drop frames 194 i'm just going to hit play on this video
and when i do have a little bit of buffer here you can see it's not dropping any frames
the only reason it did drop frames before was because of my connection so it ran out of data
it ran out of uh what it was buffering there and that's why that happens it's about to happen it's
running down to now one second of buffer health there we go it'll start to drop frame so that's
normal because of my connection apart from that it will be very smooth at playing 4k
60. not a problem with this spec it's a very fast powerful chip the iris xc graphics is also very
good and it does have that fast wireless if you have the connection to back it up which i don't
and how does the tablet handle heavier tasks so this being a adobe video edit 4k uh that's the
touchpad by the way that keeps wanting to do the gesture for minimizing it can be quite frustrating
so here when i look around it's fine okay but the playback that i've got set here this is just
a quarter and you're using these and you want to hear your code work and it's not dropping
any frames so this is fast enough for basic 4k edits these files are by the way 100 megabit per
second files they're not at a lower bit rate so if they are lower they're probably even a little
bit more fluid so it can handle this especially with that that lp ddr5 ram it's speeding things
up a little bit let's take a look at how long it will take to export one minute of 4k footage to
the youtube preset so let's start this the timer and export it should not take long with this spec
and especially that quick ram you can see it's absolutely ripping through this 4k video in code
it's going to come out to be well under a minute and here we go it is about to finish up
i'll wait until that bar disappears completely so there we go about 43 seconds that's not bad
at all considering it is a tablet here that's a quick export time so how are the speakers on
this model you might have guessed it they've definitely overlooked the speaker performance
on this like they did years ago with these kind of tablets that i used to always review
so very tinny sounding weak speakers i'll give you a sample first of vocals one of my videos
and then a music track and you hear that not only is it very quiet lacking in volume it's just so
flat they are terrible speakers that we do have in this t1 tablet the vivo x70 pro plus
and the xiaomi 11 ultra so with front facing cameras right now i'm swapping over the order
i know that was not an error with my recording the volume is that bad it's really low these
speakers are incredibly weak some of the worst i've heard in a tablet for a very long time
webcam sample now so it's an hd webcam and the quality you can see doesn't look
that amazing what is bad is this you hear that noise in the background like a constant hissing
or wishing kind of noise that's the built-in fan it's interfering with the microphones that are
built into this tablet so we don't have good audio now if i was going to be using this for
conference calls and things for work i would definitely be plugging in an external mic a
logitech one with its own built-in microphone would be a lot better than what we have here
with this t1 and very quickly can it game so this is grand theft auto 5 you're probably very
familiar with this older title but it is a good game so i'm running it at 1080p and i do have it
set in the normal settings and the view distance population density that is all in the middle too
so we're getting around 40 50 frames per second here which isn't too bad for this chipset it could
actually do a little bit better but i believe the thermals are restricting the performance so
a little bit of throttling is going on but you can see the gpu is maxed right out there at 99 so it's
doing okay when i get out of the car here we should see a bit of a bump up in that frame rate
so yeah when you're out on the street here uh this is looking alright so if you lower the resolution
down or the settings down you can get definitely over 60 frames per second at 720p lower settings
making a title like gta 5 very playable there so the iris 60 graphics with the 80 executional
cores here isn't doing too bad for integrated graphics and again it's not bad for a tablet
now i would show you linux if it did support it but unfortunately both of the live image boot
drives that i was trying from both the usb ports just wouldn't show up in the bias secure boot was
disabled if you're going to ask me if it was it was and it just for some reason doesn't show so
they are saying that one netbook this is a bit of a prototype model here which most companies
will say but i really don't think it's going to change too much from the final version here so
do bear that in mind with a lot of things that i'm covering here battery life on it so it's only a 46
watt hour battery and sadly doesn't really fare that well so i'm scraping just over five hours
at approximately uh 70 sorry 30 brightness if it was 70 it'll be a lot less so 30 brightness just
light use internet documents things like that um streaming youtube so not demanding and it's
not gonna make it through a full day so a bit disappointing there so let's go over first the
positives that i've encountered that yes hardware wise with that very good 12th gen the 1240p
it's a powerful chip it does have reasonably good graphics for integrated graphics you can do
light 4k editing as i showed you can play some light games and the ssd well it's not super
quick and it's not pcie 4.0 spec sadly but we do have fast wireless i was surprised to
see that the mini hdmi port on this can run 4k 120 hertz without any problems i had no
stability issues no flickering no artifacts so that's good even though i believe this is
only marketed or they say it's just an hdmi 2.0 so that is promising the other things with this model
well what we're looking at is a keyboard that is a very old style so it's a keyboard that
i don't find to be that good at all the touch pad is absolutely terrible it brings me on to other
things like the speakers the speakers in this model here just are so quiet they're lacking bass
really disappointing there there's a lot of things that start to add up like the
thermals at thermal throttles the fan is quite loud the list goes on there so apart from the
performance and the screen there's not really that much going for it and it's definitely not
a surface pro threat to microsoft at all it's not a surface pro killer not a myos you get superior
quality better support from them so thanks a lot for watching this review here of the one
netbook t1 hope to see in the next one do subscribe for more bye for now