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Huawei MatePad 11.5 inch WIFI Tablet ( 6GB / 128GB + 2200 x 1440 120hz ) Space Grey With Free Smart Keyboard + Free M-Pencil 2 + UK Charger
Huawei MatePad 11.5 inch WIFI Tablet ( 6GB / 128GB + 2200 x 1440 120hz ) Space Grey With Free Smart Keyboard + Free M-Pencil 2 + UK Charger
Huawei MatePad 11.5 inch WIFI Tablet ( 6GB / 128GB + 2200 x 1440 120hz ) Space Grey With Free Smart Keyboard + Free M-Pencil 2 + UK Charger
Huawei MatePad 11.5 inch WIFI Tablet ( 6GB / 128GB + 2200 x 1440 120hz ) Space Grey With Free Smart Keyboard + Free M-Pencil 2 + UK Charger
Huawei MatePad 11.5 inch WIFI Tablet ( 6GB / 128GB + 2200 x 1440 120hz ) Space Grey With Free Smart Keyboard + Free M-Pencil 2 + UK Charger
Huawei MatePad 11.5 inch WIFI Tablet ( 6GB / 128GB + 2200 x 1440 120hz ) Space Grey With Free Smart Keyboard + Free M-Pencil 2 + UK Charger
Huawei MatePad 11.5 inch WIFI Tablet ( 6GB / 128GB + 2200 x 1440 120hz ) Space Grey With Free Smart Keyboard + Free M-Pencil 2 + UK Charger
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Posted 1 March 2024

Huawei MatePad 11.5 inch WIFI Tablet ( 6GB / 128GB + 2200 x 1440 120hz ) Space Grey With Free Smart Keyboard + Free M-Pencil 2 + UK Charger

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Use the code A104U to get the price. Seems a decent price for a tablet with a 4NM Qualcomm SM7450-AB Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 SOC. Free smart keyboard,M-Pencil 2 and UK charger included.

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Key Features and Specifications

  • 120 Hz HUAWEI FullView Display
  • Detachable HUAWEI Smart Keyboard
  • Metal Unibody Design
  • Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 8 x 1.8 - 2.4 GHz, Cortex-A710 / A510
  • Graphics adapter: Qualcomm Adreno 644
  • Memory: 6 GB , LPDDR5
  • Display: 11.50 inch 3:2, 2200 x 1440 pixel 229 PPI, capacitive, multi touch, 10 points, native pen support, IPS, glossy: yes, HDR, 120 Hz
  • Storage: 128 GB UFS 2.2 Flash, 128 GB , 108.37 GB free
  • Weight: 499 g ( = 17.6 oz / 1.1 pounds), Power Supply: 71 g ( = 2.5 oz / 0.16 pounds)
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  1. PT85KDY's avatar
    Is Huawei stuff reliable these days? My dad had a phone that went caput.
    1988dave's avatar
    Still using a p30 pro what i purchased over 4 years ago, id say they are
  2. originalli's avatar
    Safer to go for honor tablet. Pretty much same company but excluded from all this bans and nonsense. China already knows everything about you from your tiktok habits anyway LoL
    RichieM313's avatar
    Honor is usually slightly worse than Huawei spec wise
  3. Matthew_McLean94's avatar
    I know Google services are blocked on this. Is it possible to use OneNote? If so, are there any issues?? Would like to use this for taking notes at work to save paper in the long run.
    Friankie's avatar
    if you are after note taking then I would suggest a second hand ipad with 2nd gen apple pencil, the tracking is miles better than Huawei, writing feels a lot more natural and software support are better
  4. iliko's avatar
    Thanks op. Bought it, apps can be loaded from other markets too.
    sipart's avatar
    Not all apps are equal without Google services. You can hack around and get most stuff working one way or another but buyer beware. If you want an out of the box Google apps centric experience then this tablet is not for you (I had a Huawei tablet for 6 months or so but never again). But cost/benefit and use cases with some research may make this tablet hot for others.
  5. Raja007's avatar
    Matepad pro 10.8 2019 is still best cheap tablets you can buy right now and has flagship Kirin 990 (7 nm+) chip and used one in decent condition cost around £110 to £150
  6. john_william's avatar
    Have always been a fan of Huawei. Unfortunately as I need Google Services for most of my work tasks and banking life I have had to revert away from them. Good deal but went for the Honor pad 9 deal that was advertise on here few days ago. You get keyboard, extra flip case, and the x6 head phones for 299.99 early bird deal. It's 8gb with 256gb hdd. Specs shows 8gb ram +8gb turbo so essentially 16gb ram (edited)
  7. ws007's avatar
    Really fancying the PaperMatte edition
    cjp64's avatar
    I agree. Looks really interesting. Has anyone had any experience with it?
  8. jay.chettle's avatar
    Can you add a sim card
    CrazyPogo's avatar
    Not sure why people are laughing at this rather than replying to it? I've a cheapo tablet with WiFi + SIM card slot for data. So why this wouldn't I don't know. I'm guessing it's a no though.
  9. originalli's avatar
    With play store?
    mishibishi's avatar
    Nope
  10. animal40's avatar
    I'd there a way to get Google play store and use the apps I already have on my phone on it? Like the look of this and have a Huawei laptop, but useless if I can't get the apps I need. Just wondered if anyone has experience of it.
    ciaranmcw92's avatar
    You can install the play store yes, YouTube will have plenty guides in it.

    I don't believe all apps work in terms or banking or some official Google ones, but majority will.
  11. AnfieldRoar's avatar
    Zwift OK on this?
    Friankie's avatar
    zwift?
  12. hotshot's avatar
    Anyone got on of these yet ? Looks like a great deal just wondering how it performs in real life.
  13. 123cat123cat's avatar
    This manufacturer became big purely on the back of stealing tech from other established companies. Without any research and development equals big profits. People used to say they were very poor on things like firmware updates and security because they simply didn't have the expertise, but that was a while ago things might have changed now they've got some serious money.
    originalli's avatar
    Huawei?
    Really?
    They literally have a town, campus and university to raise all the engineers!
    The bannis purely to stop them from taking over as they were growing fast!
    Even today they are one of the most innovative companies in the world. Patent war and ban slowed them down on the world market but they dominate the China market which is one of the biggest in the world
  14. hukdchris's avatar
    Has anyone bought this deal?

    If so, what are your first impressions?
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