Huawei Unveils 13.2-Inch MatePad Pro Max With 4.7mm Body and 50 MP Camera

1 articles · Updated · PhoneArena · May 12

Huawei introduced the MatePad Pro Max as a 13.2-inch flagship tablet, saying it is the thinnest and lightest model in the 13-inch-plus class at 4.7mm and 499g.
The design uses a centralized mainboard to free up space for cooling and speakers, helping deliver 20% higher performance and 30% better heat dissipation than the previous generation.
A 3K flexible OLED display with PaperMatte coating, six-speaker audio and a notch-free 12 MP front camera are aimed at media use and drawing, while a 50 MP rear camera adds Huawei's True-to-Color system.
Huawei also pitched the tablet as a productivity device, with AI writing and presentation tools, split-screen multitasking for up to three apps, multi-device file syncing and a keyboard with stylus storage.
The launch comes as Huawei remains constrained by U.S. sanctions on advanced chips, making thermal design, battery life and software features central to its premium-device pitch.

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