Snapdragon 870 + 8GB + 128GB + Wi-Fi: $3,299.
Snapdragon 870 + 8GB + 256GB + Wi-Fi: $3,799.
Snapdragon 888 + 8GB + 128GB + Wi-Fi: $3599.
Snapdragon 888 + 8GB + 256GB + Wi-Fi: $4099.
Snapdragon 888 + 12GB + 512GB + Wi-Fi: $5299.
Snapdragon 888 + 8GB + 256GB + LTE: $5099.
Snapdragon 888 + 12GB + 512GB + LTE + stylus + keyboard: $7,699.

The Huawei MatePad Pro 11 comes in two configurations — a standard model with Snapdragon 870 and a performance model with Snapdragon 888. The tablet has an 8300mAh battery, with the Snapdragon 870 model supporting 40W fast charging and the Snapdragon 888 model supporting 66W fast charging.

As for the screen, Huawei MatePad Pro 11 features an 11-inch 120Hz high refresh OLED screen with a maximum brightness of 600nit, 92% screen-to-body ratio, 1.07 billion colors, ΔE <1, and TÜV Rheinland Global Eye Protection 3.0 certification.

The MatePad Pro 11 also features a six-unit speaker with HUAWEI SOUND support, a wraparound stealth antenna, tri-band Wi-Fi support, and quad-network collaboration up to 5.2Gbps, a 16MP front-facing camera, and a 13MP main camera + 8MP ultra-wide angle on the rear.

For accessories, the Huawei MatePad Pro 11 comes with an optional split smart magnetic keyboard with a 1.5mm key travel, detachable keyboard and stand, and a hidden hovering Wi-Fi antenna in the stand that boosts Wi-Fi speeds by up to 20%.

Huawei also announced a productivity tool, “Huawei PC Application Engine”, which allows you to experience PC-class applications on a tablet and will be available for public testing in September. Huawei officially demonstrated the control of WPS, supporting infinite window scaling, multi-window stacking, etc.

In addition, Huawei MatePad Pro 11 supports remote control of PC applications, the specific effect will not be known until the subsequent experience.

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In addition to the processor, MatePad Pro 11 has a 120Hz high refresh primary color screen with ΔE <1 and a 92% screen-to-body ratio, which is also the best in the series in terms of screen.

Other aspects such as weight and acoustics, the MatePad Pro 11 is also unmistakably in the top tier.

Of course, the most praised feature of the Huawei MatePad Pro 11 is the HarmonyOS 3 system it comes with.

With HarmonyOS 3, the MatePad Pro 11 comes with Huawei’s PC application engine, which enables you to use the PC version of WPS Office directly on the tablet, maximizing your office experience.

In addition, relying on HarmonyOS 3’s HyperTerminal, MatePad Pro 11 can remotely connect to a computer and turn it into a notebook in seconds without any stress thanks to the new generation stylus and the newly upgraded keyboard.

The Huawei MatePad Pro 11 is priced from 3,499 yuan for the regular version and 3,799 yuan for the performance version and is expected to go on sale on August 10.

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Huawei MatePad Pro 11 is the world’s thinnest 11-inch tablet, with 449g of lightness and 5.9mm of thinness, and comes in four colors – Star River Blue, Diamond White, Obsidian Black, and Jin White – and features a similar design to the P50 series.

As for the screen, Huawei MatePad Pro 11 features an 11-inch 120Hz high refresh OLED screen with a maximum brightness of 600nit, 92% screen-to-body ratio, support for 1.07 billion colors, ΔE <1, and TÜV Rheinland Global Eye Protection 3.0 certification.

The Huawei MatePad Pro 11 comes in two configurations — a standard model with Snapdragon 870 and a performance model with Snapdragon 888. The tablet has an 8300mAh battery with 40W fast charging on the Snapdragon 870 model and 66W fast charging on the Snapdragon 888 model.

It also features a six-unit speaker with HUAWEI SOUND support, wrap-around stealth antenna, tri-band Wi-Fi, and quad-play up to 5.2Gbps. 16MP front-facing camera, 13MP main camera + 8MP ultra-wide angle on the rear.

For accessories, the Huawei MatePad Pro 11 comes with an optional split smart magnetic keyboard with a 1.5mm key travel, detachable keyboard and stand, and a hidden hovering Wi-Fi antenna in the stand that boosts Wi-Fi speeds by up to 20%.

In addition, Huawei MatePad Pro 11 supports remote control of PC applications, the specific effect will not be known until the subsequent experience.

Huawei MatePad Pro 11 opens for pre-order tonight and will be officially launched on August 10, with a debut price of

Snapdragon 870 + 8GB + 128GB + Wi-Fi: 3,299 yuan.

Snapdragon 870 + 8GB + 256GB + Wi-Fi: $3799.

Snapdragon 888 + 8GB + 128GB + Wi-Fi: $3599.

Snapdragon 888 + 8GB + 256GB + Wi-Fi: $4099.

Snapdragon 888 + 12GB + 512GB + Wi-Fi: $5299.

Snapdragon 888 + 8GB + 256GB + LTE: $5099.

Snapdragon 888 + 12GB + 512GB + LTE + stylus + keyboard: $7,499.

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The lens module on the back of the tablet adopts a round “Oreo” design, the module looks quite small and should have a good performance in terms of image capability.

In addition, the lens design is similar to the rear camera of the previously revealed Huawei Mate 50 series, perhaps also hinting at the design of the Huawei Mate 50 series.

It is worth mentioning that Huawei MatePad Pro 11 is also one of the first devices to be equipped with Harmony OS 3 operating system. Thanks to the new features of Harmony, Huawei MatePad Pro 11 supports remote PC function, which allows you to control your own laptop remotely and retrieve the information you need through the Smart Life App, and supports PC-level WPS.

Huawei MatePad Pro 11 is said to have a 92% screen-to-body ratio, weighs 449 grams, is 5.9mm thick, has a built-in 8300mAh battery, and supports 66W super fast charging.

“Your next computer, why should it be a computer”, whether Huawei MatePad Pro 11 can perfectly illustrate this statement, see you tonight.

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