Lecture Notes: Huawei MatePad Pro Paper Matte Edition Review

Introduction

• Presenter's Excitement: Introduction to the Huawei MatePad Pro Paper Matte Edition as a premium, portable tablet.
• Features Mentioned:
  • Remarkable paper mat display.
  • M-pencil stylus support.
  • Keyboard cover for a laptop-like experience.

Unboxing

• Contents of the Box:
  • Microfiber polishing cloth (not for sale).
  • Keyboard case (may be bundled).
  • 100W supercharge adapter (dual port: USB-A and USB Type-C).
  • USB-A to Type-C charging cable.

Design & Build

• Premium Feel:
  • 12.2-inch display, lightweight (508 grams), magnesium alloy.
  • Metal finish with parchment-like silky matte finish.
  • Available in gold and black.
• Physical Features:
  • Very thin (5.5mm at the thinnest point).
  • Minimal camera bump.
  • Slim bezels and responsive screen.

Specifications

• Hardware:
  • Wi-Fi only, no SIM card slot or memory card expandability.
  • 512 GB storage available.
• Software:
  • Runs Harmony OS version 4.2.
  • No Google services; uses Huawei’s App Gallery and Petal Search for apps.

Display

• 12.2-inch OLED Display:
  • 275 ppi, 10-bit color support.
  • Multi-layer matte coating reflecting 99% of light.
  • Anti-fingerprint and high brightness (2000 nits).

Audio & Performance

• Audio:
  • Strong speaker presence; clear and bassy audio.
• Performance:
  • Not disclosed which Kirin chipset is used.
  • Can play multiple games and apps simultaneously.

Accessories

• Glide Keyboard:
  • Converts tablet into a laptop-like device.
  • Comfortable typing experience; keys are well spaced.
• M-Pencil Stylus:
  • Paper-like haptics for drawing and note-taking.
  • Easy storage within the keyboard case.

Camera & Battery

• Camera:
  • 4K webcam embedded in the bezel.
  • Rear wide and ultra-wide angle shooters.
• Battery:
  • 10,100 mAh capacity.
  • 100W supercharge for fast charging.

Conclusion

• Overall Impression:
  • Great for outdoor use in bright environments.
  • Hardware is excellent, but the lack of Google services could be a downside for some users.
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