Also, the FN MBP hardware hasn't been upgraded at all like the TB ones were, so the CPU is one gen earlier and thus dual core, while keyboard flaws remain since it's a non-fixed keyboard (the one without the rubber thingies)
Here is a link from Apple that says all of their Macbook Pro models have T2 chips from 2018 onward.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208862
But I still may be wrong though where did you read that the MBP without a touch bar doesn't have a T2 chip?
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/future-13-macbook-pro-w...
For example, the only way to get a slider to adjust display brightness was opening the OS display settings. At least that was the case the last time I tried it.
It's not a slider but it does the job well.
That said overall the tablet experience on Windows 10 is not ready for prime time. I get weirdness with the on-screen keyboard as well as quirks with Explorer and so on.
I was very skeptical of Windows as a development environment so bought the 8GB version as mainly a secondary computer/screen and notepad when doing work in cafes alongside my Macbook. I'll probably end up selling it and getting a the 15inch 16gb version. My Surface has only recently dethroned my MacBook as my daily driver after spending time to set it up properly. Also once you get used to a touchscreen it feels unnatural to not have one.