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Reseña de la HONOR Pad X8b

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Si estás buscando una tableta principalmente para ver videos, navegar o asistir a clases en línea, el nuevo HONOR Pad X8b es una de las opciones que podrías encontrar.

Advertencia de spoiler: cumple con muchos requisitos para una tableta económica, desde su pantalla grande hasta su larga duración de batería.

Pero como siempre, la experiencia real va más allá de lo que está escrito en el papel. Así que echemos un vistazo más detallado a lo que esta tableta realmente ofrece en el uso diario.

Diseño y Construcción

Comenzando por el diseño, la HONOR Pad X8b mantiene las cosas simples y directas. La tableta viene en un acabado Gris Espacial que se ve minimalista y profesional, lo que la hace adecuada tanto para uso casual como laboral.

Con solo 7.25mm de grosor y alrededor de 499 gramos, la tableta se siente relativamente ligera para su gran formato.

Aunque tengo manos pequeñas, encuentro que es fácil de llevar consigo ya sea que lo use en casa, lo lleve al trabajo o simplemente lo tenga a mano. El diseño de bordes planos le añade un toque moderno y no encontré incómodo sostenerlo durante sesiones largas.

En términos de calidad de construcción, es decente para su categoría. La tableta no se siente premium a mi gusto, pero tampoco parece frágil. Utiliza un chasis de metal en el que HONOR afirma haber mejorado la resistencia a caídas, aplastamientos y agua.

No quiero probarlos yo mismo, pero dado que HONOR es conocida por sus "teléfonos resistentes", estas son algunas medidas de protección bienvenidas para una tableta.

En cuanto a las E/S, en orientación horizontal, tanto el botón de encendido como los botones de volumen se encuentran en la esquina superior izquierda, con altavoces en ambos lados y el puerto USB-C a la derecha.

Sin quejas aquí, ya que es un diseño familiar y fácil de usar.

Pantalla, Multimedia y Biométricos

Invertiéndolo hacia el frente, la HONOR Pad X8b cuenta con una pantalla LCD de 11 pulgadas Full HD+ IPS con una tasa de refresco de 90Hz y hasta 500 nits de luminosidad en modo de alto brillo (HBM).

Diría que la pantalla se mantiene bastante bien para el uso diario, ya sea que esté viendo videos, navegando por la web o asistiendo a clases en línea.

La resolución Full HD+ es lo suficientemente nítida para su tamaño y la tasa de refresco 90Hz hace que navegar se sienta un poco más suave.

Una cosa que notarás de inmediato son los marcos relativamente gruesos. Son notablemente más grandes en comparación con tabletas más premium, lo que puede hacer que el diseño se sienta un poco anticuado, en mi opinión.

Dicho esto, ayudan al sostener la tableta, dando espacio a los dedos sin tocar accidentalmente la pantalla. Y aún así es capaz de proporcionar una experiencia de visualización cómoda.

Hablando de la calidad de audio, puede ser muy fuerte, lo cual es una de las características destacadas de la tableta. Ver videos o escuchar música sin usar auriculares no será un problema.

Sin embargo, la calidad en sí misma se siente un poco limitada, careciendo de profundidad y de una escena sonora más amplia. Es lo suficientemente clara para diálogos y escucha casual, pero no proporcionará la experiencia más inmersiva.

Para la seguridad biométrica, solo obtienes el desbloqueo facial aquí. Eso es correcto: no hay sensor de huellas dactilares en este dispositivo, y eso está bien.

En general, la pantalla es adecuada para el uso diario. Aunque los marcos son de tamaño considerable, el sonido fuerte ayuda a compensarlo en lo que respecta al consumo de medios.

Cámaras

Pasando a las cámaras, el HONOR Pad X8b viene con una configuración básica, lo cual es esperado para una tableta. Cuenta con una cámara trasera de 5 megapíxeles y otra de 5 megapíxeles aquí en la parte frontal.

Puede esperar que las cámaras realicen funciones muy básicas pero aún funcionales. La cámara trasera es mejor utilizada para escanear documentos o tomar fotos de referencia rápida, mientras que la cámara frontal funciona para videollamadas y reuniones en línea.

La calidad de imagen está limitada por una nitidez promedio baja y colores respetables. Las tomas son utilizables con buena iluminación, pero se deterioran rápidamente en condiciones de poca luz. Existe una opción de filtro de belleza, pero no ayuda mucho a la imagen.

That said, this is typical for tablets in this category and it’s clear that the cameras are meant more for utility rather than photography.

There are other modes available here though, like timelapse and HDR photo. There are also  built-in editing tools in the Gallery for quick touch ups and fixes, so that’s nice.

HONOR Pad X8b sample photos

Mar 31 – Apr 6

The tablet can capture videos at 1080p at 30fps for both the rear and front cameras. In terms of video quality, nothing out of the ordinary here, but like I said, it’s good enough for video calls and online meetings.

To me, as long as expectations are set properly, the cameras serve their purpose.

Rear camera:

Front camera:

Performance and Benchmarks

Now, let’s talk about performance. The HONOR Pad X8b is powered by the Snapdragon 680, paired with 4GB of RAM plus 4GB of memory extension and 128GB of expandable storage.

You heard that right, this tablet comes with a dedicated microSD slot supporting up to 2-terabyte storage expansion.

For everyday use, performance is acceptable. Tasks like browsing, streaming, attending online classes and light multitasking are handled without major issues on my end. It’s not particularly fast but it remains usable for basic needs.

Just take a look at our synthetic benchmarks.

Benchmark / TestResult
Antutu v11.1.0409,655
Antutu Storage Test v11.1.017,514
Sequential Read2,256 (320.5 MB/s)
Sequential Write1,997 (268.4 MB/s)
Random Access3,033 (Read: 58.7 MB/s, Write: 125.8 MB/s)
Mixed Multi-Random Access567 (80.7 MB/s)
Mixed Random Access5,523 (18.9 MB/s)
AI Read957 (58.7 MB/s)
Multi-AI Read3,181 (41.9 MB/s)
Wild Life Overall Score589
Wild Life Average FPS3.53
Geekbench 6 CPU Single-Core395
Geekbench 6 CPU Multi-Core1,402
Geekbench 6 GPU OpenCL347
Geekbench 6 GPU VulkanN/A
PCMark Work 3.0 Performance8,691
PCMark Work 3.0 Battery Life29 hours 29 minutes

In AnTuTu V11, it got a score of over 400K and it got relatively low Geekbench and 3DMark scores.

When it comes to gaming, this is clearly a casual-use device.

In lighter titles like Pokémon Unite and Blood Strike, the tablet can handle Medium graphics. The games are playable and I didn’t encounter any major stutters.

But with more demanding games like Wuthering Waves, the tablet struggles heavily.

Even at the lowest settings, performance is almost unplayable with frequent lag and noticeable frame drops. But that’s to be expected for an entry-level tablet.

As for thermal management, the tablet warms up slightly during gaming, but it doesn’t get too hot. And for typical usage like scrolling on socials, it remains manageable to hold even during longer sessions.

Performance-wise, while the HONOR Pad X8b has limited processing power, it still works as intended for daily tasks and casual gaming.

OS, UI, and Apps

On the software side, the tablet ships with MagicOS 10 based on Android 16, and in my opinion, the experience is a mix of functionality and some limitations.

The interface is easy to navigate and generally smooth for basic use. However, multitasking is quite limited. There is no split-screen support and you only get one floating window. This restricts how much you can do at once especially on a larger display like this.

You’ll also notice some bloatware and pre-installed apps here. While some may be useful, others feel unnecessary and take up space out of the box. This slightly affects the overall user experience, especially if you prefer a cleaner interface.

Thankfully, they can be easily removed.

Another thing worth noting is the lack of AI features. There doesn’t seem to be support for Circle to Search or other AI-driven functions found on newer devices.

Perhaps these limitations are due to a chipset that can only do so much. So, there’s that.

Battery and Connectivity

One major highlight of this tablet is its solid battery life. The tablet is equipped with a 10,100mAh battery and this one lasts for days.

In our PCMark battery test, it lasted 29 hours and 29 minutes which is an excellent result. And in real-world use, this translates to over a full day and even up to two days of usage depending on your workload.

Whether you’re using the tablet for entertainment or productivity, it can easily keep up without needing to recharge frequently. Maybe that’s why HONOR didn’t bother to specify the charging rate at all. But in my experience, charging it took about two hours.

For connectivity, it has all the essentials except cellular, including Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.0, and USB Type-C.

Verdict

Now, before we move over to our verdict, let’s discuss pricing.

As of making this article, there is still no official price for the HONOR Pad X8b. But if it ends up being priced close to the HONOR Pad X8a, which launched at PHP 7,999, then this could serve as a solid follow-up.

It keeps what worked from the previous model while making a few improvements.

The HONOR Pad X8b seems to be a tablet that focuses on the basics and gets most of them right.

It offers a large display that works well for everyday tasks, very loud speakers for media consumption and excellent battery life that can easily last more than a day. These are the areas where the tablet stands out the most.

At the same time, it has its limitations. Performance is only suited for casual use, the cameras are basic and the software experience feels restricted especially with the lack of proper multitasking features and the presence of bloatware.

If your main use case is watching videos, browsing, attending online meetings and the like, then the HONOR Pad X8b makes sense as a practical and reliable option.

At the end of the day, it’s a tablet that knows its role, sticks to it and delivers a consistent experience within those limits.

What we like:

  • Long battery life, easily lasts 1–2 day
  • Decent display for casual viewing
  • Lightweight and slim for a tablet

What we didn't like:

  • Audio sounds a bit boxed in
  • No split screen support
  • No notable AI features

HONOR Pad X8b specs:
11-inch FHD+ IPS LCD display (1920 × 1200)
Up to 90Hz refresh rate, 500 nits brightness
Qualcomm Snapdragon 680
Adreno 610 GPU
4GB LPDDR4X RAM (+4GB Honor RAM Turbo)
128GB eMMC storage
5MP rear camera f/2.0 AF
5MP front camera f/2.0
Wi-Fi 5
Bluetooth 5.0
USB Type-C
MagicOS 10 (Android 16)
10100mAh battery
256.91 × 168.46 × 7.25 mm
499g
Space Gray

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the HONOR Pad X8b mainly designed for?
The tablet is mainly designed for watching videos, browsing, or attending online classes.
How thick and heavy is the HONOR Pad X8b?
The tablet is 7.25mm thin and weighs around 499 grams.
What material is the HONOR Pad X8b's chassis made of?
The tablet uses a metal chassis with improved drop, crush, and water resistances.
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Cristina Joy Valerio

Cristina Joy Valerio

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Cristina Joy D. Valerio, more commonly known as CJ to most, is a Multimedia Producer at Yugatech. She has an interest in the evolving world that is technology. Apart from that, she organizes D&D sessions, plays video games, and watches anime to kill time. CJ's alma mater is iACADEMY and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology specializing in Web Development.

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