Huawei has officially launched its new generation MatePad Air tablet, with sales beginning on September 12 at 10:08. The standard model starts at ¥4299 after applying government subsidies and limited-time discounts, while the Enjoy version is priced from ¥3499.
The device features a 12-inch OLED display with a resolution of 2800x1840, a peak brightness of 2000 nits, and a contrast ratio of 2,000,000:1. The tablet is powered by the Kirin T93B processor, while the Enjoy version utilizes the Kirin T93C chip. Both models run on HarmonyOS 6.1, delivering a 25% performance increase over previous generations.
The tablet weighs 509g and is 5.3mm thick, available in five colors. It houses a 10100mAh battery, providing up to 15.6 hours of local video playback. The audio system features six speakers with improved frequency response. New productivity features include the Panorama Smart Note app and AI-driven creative tools integrated into the drawing assistant.
The device supports the HUAWEI M-Pencil Pro, which now includes an air mouse mode for remote navigation and a quick-access handwriting space. For educational purposes, the Celia assistant has been upgraded to provide interactive learning support, including AI-powered lookup tools for students.
