Pros:
1. At first glance, the screen quality surpasses that of the Huawei MatePad Pro 13.2.
2. The tablet boasts a spacious, yet lightweight design.
3. The system runs smoothly, delivering robust performance.
4. It’s fully equipped with Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision for an immersive experience.
5. The sound quality is exceptional, enhancing your media enjoyment.
Cons:
1. The price is steep—replacing the O1 with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 could cut costs by 700 without sacrificing much performance.
2. The system isn’t optimized for tablets; it still feels like a phone UI stretched across a large display, lacking proper home-screen customization.
3. There’s no dedicated drawing software included, which is surprising given the potential for creativity.
The last example shown was even from a Huawei tablet from the same era.
4. Compared to the MatePad Pro 13.2, this model offers slightly less value for money.
Summary:
This tablet features a stunning screen and top-notch speakers, making it perfect for binge-watching shows. However, its high price tag might give pause, especially since its purpose as such a large device remains unclear. If you’re considering a purchase, wait until next year when prices are likely to drop to around 4000, offering better value for your investment.
Sebastian Boyd 
Dorothy Fernandez 
Amy Miles