
The Sunra Robo-S is an L3e electric scooter (so 125cc give or take) that has two 72v 20ah batteries and a 3kw engine and while this sounds good on paper, is it any good?
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Read about the GeoBook 2E, a cheap and thin laptop with a decent battery life and basic performance, but not recommended for gaming.
The Sunra Robo-S is an L3e electric scooter (so 125cc give or take) that has two 72v 20ah batteries and a 3kw engine and while this sounds good on paper, is it any good?
For those who may not know but I enjoy cycling (My favourite method of transport) and motorbikes and it is something I do dearly miss but it is something I promised I would do again and with this, in mind, I decided to buy an electric bike with the idea that I could drop my car while also buying an electric motorbike for longer journeys.
I was torn between two products the first one being the WAU Bike and the second being the Sheng Milo MX025 and ultimately I decided upon the Sheng Milo MX025 after having a test ride with the WAU Bike. The Sheng Milo MX025 is an e-bike from China that claims to have quite good stats and I have listed them below for the price of close to £1,500, it is a steal if it is true.
Over the last few weeks, I have been debating about picking up a cheap Android device as I have come to miss being able to have access to Discord and Skype much like how I did with the XDA Exec with instant messaging and while my Surface Pro does a good job as a laptop that Windows 10 kinda sucks as a tablet.
While I am still hoping to be able to find a phone with a built-in keyboard I do plan to use this device for web browsing and chatting online for a while but I will one day use it as a secondary device to monitor my servers.
Disclaimer: I was not paid to write this review. I do however have Amazon Referral Links. Secondly based on the charger connector & opening it up I found this is the Linx 1010b and NOT the Linx 1010 – I was sent the wrong device.
Around five years ago as of posting this article, I did a review on my Surface Pro which was a device I loved. It was quite powerful, looked nice and pretty much did everything I wanted with a tablet excluding the fact the battery life sucked big time. Sadly my Surface Pro has now been taken out of action and a repair job on it is not worth the cost so I decided to look for a new device – a new tablet that I can use while out and about but can still run a few things I want on it.
So here we are my review of the Linx 1010. I will be doing my review in a couple of sections and naturally, your usage may vary. I am going to add that I am not doing any stress tests or benchmarks – you can find them all over the World Wide Web. My review is based on the day-to-day usage I would have with it.
As per what normally happens so often to me (See: Laptops from the past), as of writing this article I am doing some research into a replacement system for my “everyday usage” and during my search, I finally had the chance to try using a Microsoft Surface Pro and while there were some problems and things I would change – I found the Microsoft Surface Pro to be a very good device that I would replace my laptop and tablet.
Now in my reviews, I do not go into all the technical details as I am honestly sure you are intelligent enough to load up Google so I am going to talk about a few things I did on it and if it does it well.