It features chicklet-style keys, of the QWERTY kind and also packs a glass trackpad and a stand, that props up the tablet at various viewing angles. The attachment is done magnetically via the Pogo Pin connector and the whole thing is powered by the tablet. We also have a custom DeX Mode shortcut button, a dedicated AI key, plus 3 customizable hot keys, which can be assigned to launch any app of your choice.

The keyboard automatically switches the slate’s screne off when closed and on after opening it, much like a laptop would. As a reminder, the tablet comes with a 14.6 inch screen, IP68 certification and a MediaTek Dimensity 9400+ processor, as well as a large 11.600 mAh battery. It uses a dualb ack camera and a front ultrawide 12 MP shooter.

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This machine is a touchscreen device, that comes with an active stylus, which allows to take notes and draw on the screen. The product comes from the Swiss eReader company PocketBook and uses hardware that’s a bit older. Launched in Europe in February, the InkPad One is now available in SUA for $359. However, I should mention that it packs an E-Ink Mobius Display, which debuted in 2013 and a Rockchip processor, the RK3566, which debuted in 2020.

Also, there’s the problem of ppi. Most E Ink devices today have display with 300 pixels per inch, but this one has 226 ppi. It also supports 16 shades of grey and has a front light. Plus the panel is a 10.3 incher, with a 1404 x 1872 pixel resolution. Should be enough for reading and writing text-based documents, which is what it was designed for. The RK3566 processor is a quad core ARM Cortex-A55 chip, with Mali-G52 MP2 graphics, coupled with 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage, as well as a 3700 mAh battery.

There’s also an USB-C port and no SD card reader for extra storage, just so you know. It also doesn’t run on Android, so you won’t be able to load the Amazon Kindle Android app for example. It does have a Linux-based OS, with support for eBooks with Adobe DRM and DRM-free documents. It supports formats like MP3, M4A, OGG, JPG, BMP and TIFF. There’s also other basic features, like an RSS reader, web browser and games like Sudoku and Chess.

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At the center of the experience is an 11-inch LCD display with a 1920 x 1200 resolution and a 90Hz refresh rate, a combination that feels well-balanced for this segment. The panel reaches up to 500 nits brightness and offers an 84% screen-to-body ratio, making it suitable for both indoor use and occasional outdoor viewing. Honor also integrates TÜV Rheinland-certified eye-care features, including low blue light and flicker-free modes, alongside eBook and natural light settings designed to reduce eye strain during long sessions.

Battery life is one of the stronger selling points. The 10,100mAh unit promises up to 22 hours of video playback or 123 hours of music, with standby stretching to an impressive 97 days. Charging, however, is limited to 15W, which feels conservative compared to current fast-charging trends.

Performance is handled by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 680, a rather modest chipset already familiar in mid-range tablets and smartphones. It uses an octa-core setup with Cortex-A73 and Cortex-A53 cores, paired with an Adreno 610 GPU. In practical terms, this configuration targets smooth daily usage—browsing, video playback, document editing—rather than heavy gaming. Storage can be expanded up to 2TB, which is a notable advantage for users with large media libraries or offline content needs.

On the software side, the tablet runs Android 16 with MagicOS on top, bringing Honor’s ecosystem features into play. A key highlight here is the dedicated Learning Space, which introduces distraction-free modes, parental controls, and curated educational tools—clearly signaling the device’s student-oriented positioning.

The hardware package is rounded out by a quad-speaker setup, dual 5MP cameras, and a slim metal body measuring 7.25mm and weighing 499 grams. Durability is also emphasized, with SGS five-star certification for drop and pressure resistance.

Price and availability

The Honor Pad X10 is available in Sky Blue and Starry Gray. Pricing starts at 1,299 yuan (around $194) for the 6GB + 128GB model, going up to 1,799 yuan (around $269) for the 8GB + 256GB variant, positioning it as a competitive option in the affordable tablet space.

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This is promoted as a productivity-focused device and it was showcased at MWC, together with a keyboard and stylus. It packs a 13.2 inch screen with a 4K True Color screen, that supports Dolby Vision. Performance-wise, the Vivo Pad 6 Pro will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor. Vivo is also bundling WPS Office (PC Grade) with it and Capcut Professional Edition.

Other specs include a 144 Hz refresh rate, a 13 megapixel main camera and an 8 megapixel front shooter. The Pad 6 Pro will have a pretty impressive and large battery, a 13.000 mAh unit, up from 12.050 mAh on the predecessor. We have no info on global availability, but the MWC showcasing sure means it’s getting closer to Europe. I’m guessing that the 4K resolution is dynamic and it’s not full UHD all the time, but rather the default tablet res is 2K and you can set it up to 4K when you need it that way.

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This is just one of the two tablets that OPPO has been working on. One of them is the OPPO Pad 5 Pro, which is pretty much a flagship and one is this Pad Mini. The info about it comes from reliable tipster Digital Chat Station. The device packs a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 processor, not the Elite kind and also an 8 MP front camera, as well as a 13 megapixel back shooter.

The device is slim and light one, that provides balanced performance. It will be available in four configurations:

• 8 GB RAM + 256 GB storage
• 12 GB RAM + 256 GB storage
• 12 GB RAM + 512 GB storage
• 16 GB RAM + 512 GB storage

It’ll also be sold in Monet Purple, Dawn Gold and Mocha Brown. OPPO is said to host an event in China in April to unveil the Find X9 Ultra and that’s where the new tablets may drop. We could see them rebranded as OnePlus Pad 3 Pro and OnePlus Pad Mini.

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The product also debuted globally recently, known as the Lenovo Legion Tab Gen 5. In China it comes with the Tianxi Personal Super Intelligent Agent, that provides personalized smart agent features. It’s an AI assistant basically. It also comes with the Tianxi AI PadClaw, basically like OpenClaw, a local LLM, that works sans Internet and adapts to the situation: studying, entertainment and daily tasks.

Specs-wise, the device provides an 8.8 incl LCD display with 3K resolution, of 3040 x 1904 pixels. It also supports a 165 Hz refresh rate and 800 nits of brightness, as well as relies on a 12 bit panel. There’s also 480 Hz multi touch sampling rate and 10X touch precision for improved zoom and stylus accuracy. The device is TUV Rheinland certified, for low blue light and flicker free viewing.

Inside we find a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 elite Gen 5 CPU, that scores 4.5 million points in AnTuTu. There’s up to 24 GB LPDDR5 RAM inside and up to 1 TB of UFS 4.1 storage. There’s also the option of an upgrade via TF card. On the cooling side of things we get a 3rd Gen Qiankun heat dissipation system, with a 17.353 mm square vapor chamber. The tablet also has a 50 MP camera with Legion Halo light ring and a 8 MP front cam. It uses a 9000 mAh battery with 68W charging. There’s also bypass charging support.

The product is priced at $582 in China for the 12 GB RAM and 256 GB storage version.

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According to a report from a famous leakster, the upcoming tablet will use batteries identified by the model numbers EB-BX846AAE and EB-BX846AAY. Each battery is rated at 10,392 mAh, which means the marketed “typical” capacity will likely be slightly higher, somewhere around 10,500–10,600 mAh. That would represent roughly a 4–5% increase over the battery found in the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+.

Samsung’s previous lineup skipped the Plus model entirely. The Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra was the only large-screen tablet released in that generation, pairing its massive 14.6-inch display with an 11,600 mAh battery. With the Tab S12 generation, Samsung appears ready to bring back the familiar mid-large Plus format.

The Galaxy Tab S12+ is expected to retain the established 12.4-inch design, featuring an OLED panel, QHD+ resolution, and a 120 Hz refresh rate. This combination has proven popular across previous Plus models and remains one of Samsung’s key strengths in the tablet segment.

On the performance side, early leaks point to the MediaTek Dimensity 9500+ chipset. If confirmed, the processor should deliver a balance between raw performance and power efficiency, especially in multitasking and productivity scenarios. The base configuration is expected to start at 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage, with microSD expansion likely remaining part of the package.

Other features appear consistent with Samsung’s flagship tablet formula. The device is rumored to include a quad-speaker system tuned with Dolby Atmos, IP68 dust and water resistance, and a bundled S Pen, which is also expected to maintain water resistance. Fast charging should reach up to 45 W, matching the charging speeds of recent Galaxy Tab S models.

As for launch timing, the Galaxy Tab S12 series, including the Plus and the larger Ultra model, is rumored to debut in Q3 2026. That timeline would align with Samsung’s typical release cycle for its premium tablets. While the upgrades may look incremental on paper, a slightly larger battery combined with a newer chipset could still translate into improved real-world endurance and smoother performance.

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The Neo 3 Ultra features a 6-inch E-Ink display with a 4:3 aspect ratio and a 1072 × 1448 resolution, delivering a 300 PPI pixel density. According to iReader, the screen uses a nano-level anti-glare etched surface designed to reduce reflections and improve readability under bright light.

To enhance the reading experience, the device includes iDisplay Ultra Refresh technology, a system that minimizes ghosting and flickering on the E-Ink panel while maintaining low power consumption. Complementing this is iClean 2.0 AI, which selectively refreshes parts of the screen instead of the entire panel, helping improve visual clarity and responsiveness.

Lighting is handled by ComfortLight Pro+, a front-lighting system offering 30 brightness levels and adjustable color temperature. The feature provides even illumination across the display and uses DC dimming to reduce eye strain during long reading sessions.

Under the hood, the Neo 3 Ultra runs on an octa-core processor paired with a dedicated GPU, which iReader says delivers twice the performance of previous models. The device is equipped with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage, along with GPU Turbo 5.0, a graphics engine designed to improve page-turn speed and overall interface smoothness.

The reader runs SmartOS 3.4, which supports multitasking, gesture controls and customizable app organization.

Power comes from a 2000 mAh battery, rated for up to 53 hours of reading or around 18 days of standby time. The Neo 3 Ultra supports dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0, while a USB-C port handles charging and data transfers.

The device supports a wide range of file formats including EPUB, PDF and MP3, allowing users to read books, view documents or listen to audiobooks. Despite the hardware upgrades, the reader remains lightweight at 150 grams and measures 7.5 mm thick, keeping the compact form factor typical of 6-inch e-readers.

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Honor MagicPad 4 features a 12.3-inch OLED panel with a resolution of 3000 × 1920 pixels. The display reaches a peak HDR brightness of 2400 nits and supports adaptive refresh rates up to 165 Hz, allowing smoother scrolling, gaming and stylus interaction. The device measures 273.4 mm in width and 178.8 mm in height and weighs around 450 grams, keeping it relatively light for a tablet of this size.

Performance is handled by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 mobile platform. Honor pairs the chipset with up to 16 GB of RAM and up to 512 GB of internal storage. The tablet runs MagicOS 10 based on Android 16, bringing system optimizations aimed at multitasking and productivity.

Battery capacity reaches 10,100 mAh, with support for 66 W fast charging. According to Honor, the large battery is designed to balance the tablet’s extremely thin chassis while maintaining day-long usage for media consumption, work tasks or gaming. For imaging, the MagicPad 4 includes a 13-megapixel rear camera with autofocus, while the front uses a 9-megapixel sensor intended for video calls and online meetings.

Connectivity includes Wi-Fi 7 with 2×2 MIMO support and Bluetooth 6.0, alongside multiple high-quality audio codecs for wireless headphones and speakers.

Honor also integrates its PC Mode interface, which transforms the tablet experience into a desktop-like environment with floating and resizable windows. The MagicPad 4 supports both keyboard and stylus accessories, positioning it as a potential laptop alternative for productivity users.

The Honor MagicPad 4 will be officially introduced to global markets during MWC 2026. Pricing details have not yet been confirmed, but the tablet is expected to arrive in Grey and White color options, with regional availability information to follow closer to launch.

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The centerpiece of the tablet is what vivo calls the industry’s first “4K true color screen.” According to the company, the panel is designed to deliver more lifelike visuals, with improved color accuracy and sharpness compared to conventional tablet displays. The screen is also promoted as suitable for high-performance gaming, with marketing material mentioning 4K gameplay supported by technologies such as Super Resolution and Frame Interpolation.

Under the hood, the Pad6 Pro is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, one of the most powerful mobile platforms expected to appear in flagship devices this year. While vivo has not revealed additional hardware details, the choice of processor suggests the tablet is positioned as a high-end device capable of handling demanding applications, gaming and multitasking.

Only a few details about the design were visible at the stand. The tablet was shown paired with a detachable keyboard and a stylus, suggesting that vivo is targeting productivity scenarios such as note-taking, drawing or working on documents. The overall design appears thin and minimal, continuing the aesthetic direction seen in previous Pad models.

Unconfirmed reports from China offer a few additional hints about the device’s specifications. According to these rumors, the Pad6 Pro could feature a 13.2-inch 4K display and a large 13,000 mAh battery with support for 90W wired charging. If accurate, that combination would place it among the largest and most powerful Android tablets currently in development.

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