Honor Pad 7 is the first tablet of an independent Chinese brand
A branch of Huawei, the Honor brand, has already shown the world that it is capable of producing cool smartphones. An example is the Honor V40, which was able to combine excellent performance, convenient functionality and an attractive price in one device. Now the Chinese brand offers to buy the Honor Pad 7. This is the first tablet to see the light of day under the logo of a very young but very popular brand. By the way, the HONOR Pad V6 model is also a tablet of the same name brand, which was released earlier. But the "hand of Huawei" was noticed in its creation, so it is not the first!
Honor Pad 7 is a great beginner's start
And it would be okay if the Chinese are targeting the budget price segment. Maybe it would be even better - to unwind the "flywheel" of sales while competitors doze. But the Honor Pad 7 is targeting the mid-range. The hardware is so cool that many well-known brands run the risk of losing customers because of this:
- The 10.1-inch screen with IPS matrix and FullHD + resolution (1920x1200) is complemented by an eye protection system certified by TÜV Rheinland. For those who do not know, the technology is able to switch a color image to shades of gray - this is convenient when reading books, for example.
- MediaTek MT8786 processor. The labeling does not say anything, but this is approximately Qualcomm 630 in terms of performance. That is, the processor of the middle segment is not a TOP and not a budget employee.
- 4 GB RAM and 128 GB ROM. Plus, there is support for SD memory cards up to 512 GB.
- Operating system Android 10 with proprietary shell Magic UI0.
- 5100 mAh battery with autonomy up to 18 hours (70% backlight).
- Weight 460 grams, thickness 7.5 mm.
- The price of the Honor Pad 7 tablet is $260 (for the Wi-Fi version) and $290 (for the LTE version).
Who will be interested in such a tablet
Definitely, a nice moment here is the low cost for any of the versions. In fact, many Chinese gadgets with hard-to-pronounce brand names have the same price tag. Only Honor products look more attractive against this background. If only because the brand values its name in front of customers.
It is very profitable to buy the Honor Pad 7 tablet in the first version. After all, its price is significantly understated. On the first sales of mobile technology, the company's marketers must draw conclusions. If the excitement is, then the price can be safely raised up. Look at Huawei phones - they are banned in many countries and do not have Google services. But these are really technologically advanced gadgets that will "wipe the nose" of all competitors.
So the Honor Pad 7 will have a similar success if the tablet shows its functionality and reliability. Gadgets will certainly interest schoolchildren and children, on whom the manufacturer originally counted. Take at least the BW-reading mode or the ability to split the screen into 2 or 4 parts. The tablet would have a more powerful processor, it would be possible to add it to games.