With an extremely slim 4.7mm body and a 13.2-inch PaperMatte flexible screen, HUAWEI MatePad Pro Max is here!

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With an extremely slim 4.7mm body and a 13.2-inch PaperMatte flexible screen, HUAWEI MatePad Pro Max is here!

Huawei officially released its new flagship tablet HUAWEI MatePad Pro Max. This new product takes thin and light design as its core selling point, with a body thickness of only 4.7mm and a weight of 499g. It surpasses many similar products on the market and becomes the slimmest tablet in the overseas market.

In terms of appearance design, the camera module on the back of the HUAWEI MatePad Pro Max adopts a ring design similar to the Mate 80 Pro, and is available in two color options: Shimmery Blue and Space Gray.

HUAWEI MatePad Pro Max is only 4.7mm thick and weighs 499g, surpassing many similar products on the market and becoming the slimmest tablet currently on the overseas market.

Screen specifications are a major focus of the MatePad Pro Max. The front of the fuselage is equipped with a 13.2-inch flexible OLED panel, which supports 3K resolution (3000 x 2000), 144Hz update rate and 1600 nits peak brightness, and has DCI-P3 wide color gamut and 1440Hz PWM dimming technology. Huawei has further narrowed the screen frame to 3.55mm and installed a 12-megapixel selfie lens within the frame. In addition, this screen uses PaperMatte soft light display technology, which can effectively reduce 99% of environmental glare, ensuring image display quality while reducing visual fatigue caused by users watching the screen for long periods of time.

In terms of core configuration, HUAWEI MatePad Pro Max is pre-loaded with the latest HarmonyOS 4.3 operating system and is equipped with a new generation Kirin processor, which improves performance by about 20% compared to the previous generation product. There is a 50-megapixel main lens on the back of the camera to meet daily shooting and document scanning needs.

For mobile office scenarios, the tablet supports Glide keyboard and dedicated stylus, and when used with the system, it can provide multitasking capabilities close to PC levels. For multimedia experience, six sets of speakers are built into the fuselage, providing clear treble and steady bass output.

In terms of battery life, MatePad Pro Max has a built-in 10400mAh battery (the European version is 9760mAh), which supports 66W wired fast charging and up to 40W wired reverse charging. Official data shows that a single full charge can continuously play videos for up to 14 hours. In terms of memory and storage space, the new phones are equipped with 12GB RAM as standard, and two capacity versions of 256GB and 512GB ROM are available for consumers to choose from.

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