After the ultimate Nova 16 series, Huawei MatePad Pro Max now debuts in China with some interesting upgrades over the global variant. The company has integrated enhanced internal parameters into the tablet with a special Kirin 5G processor.
MatePad Pro Max is a prominent iteration of the MatePad Pro 13.2 model. As of its new ritual, the company has now introduced a “PRO MAX” device to its tablet lineup, following the success in the smartphone category.
Huawei MatePad Pro Max debuts in China as the world’s thinnest tablet. It is a perfect alternative to many rival ‘slim large-screen devices’ in the consumer market.
The device steps onto the home stage with many surprises. The highlight is the Kirin T93 Pro chipset, which is expected to be the tablet version of the Kirin 9030 Pro.
Combined with HarmonyOS 6.1, the new chip provides a 45% improvement in the tablet’s performance over the previous-generation MatePad Pro 13.2 2025 model.
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Huawei MatePad Pro Max supports a four-finger swipe gesture to easily swap between tablet and desktop mode. While the first mode boosts creativity without any interruptions, the PC mode elevates efficiency for intense operations.
One can enter the PC mode with just a click and directly access PC-level apps like the WPS Office Suite. You can also connect it with the Glide Keyboard and mouse for a full office-like experience.
In addition, the device has a special Educational Space feature. It is not only distraction-free but also helps enhance the learning experience for students. Ultra-smooth Ark Engine is another highlight that enables the tablet to open 20 apps at a time. Huawei’s self-made Music app further boosts the device.
Specifications
The ultimate PRO MAX tablet comes in two shimmery colors: Blue and Space Gray. It measures 289.34 x 196.34 x 4.7mm – slimmer than the Honor MagicPad 4 Pro. It weighs 499 grams. But the PaperMatte Edition has a weight of 509 grams.
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A luminous finish wraps the tablet and captures every ray of light to create shifting colors from every angle. For the first time, the MatePad Pro Max has no notch and no cutouts on the top of the screen, offering an uninterrupted viewing experience.
For bezels, the device supports just 3.55mm black borders around the screen. It has a 13.2-inch flexible OLED screen with 3000 x 2000-pixel resolution, 1600 nits peak brightness, and 144Hz refresh rate.
Huawei MatePad Pro Max debuts in China with HarmonyOS 6.1 and runs on the Kirin T93 Pro chipset. The company has already detailed the chip details at a recent event:
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The tablet packs a true-to-color 50MP camera with autofocus capabilities on the back. Meanwhile, the front face has a hidden 12MP sensor that offers enhanced video conferencing quality. Notably, it’s the first tablet to support the second-gen multispectral lens.
Regarding the battery, the MatePad Pro Max uses a 10400mAh battery with 66W wired fast charging and 40W wired reverse charging.
Price and Availability
Huawei MatePad Pro Max debuts in China with two variants: Standard and Enjoy Edition. These devices are now open for sale with the following price tags:
1. Enjoy Edition
- 12GB + 256GB = 5999 yuan
- 12GB + 512GB + 6999 yuan
- 16GB + 512GB = 7999 yuan
- 16GB + 512GB + Huawei Star Leap Keyboard = 8899 yuan
2. Standard Edition
- 12GB + 256GB = 6199 yuan
- 12GB + 512GB + 7199 yuan
- 12GB + 256GB PaperMatte Version = 7399 yuan
- 12GB + 512GB PaperMatte Version = 8399 yuan
- 20GB + 1TB Huawei Star Leap Keyboard = 12999 yuan
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