tablet for gaming

This was the first tablet launched by the brand since its inception - with a mission to deliver solid performance at an approachable price point. Form factor-wise, as you would expect from a tablet this size, there's definitely a heft to it at 609g, but it sure is better than bringing a laptop all the time. On the other hand, the magnetic keyboard connects seamlessly too and acts as a protective case for your tablet with a pretty strong magnet. And if you have a Huawei smartphone that’s at least running on EMUI 10, then you can connect the phone to the tablet and effortlessly drag files and more. Unfortunately, we weren’t able to run any benchmark tests on the tablet since benchmark apps are blocked. And again, there’s no SIM slot available for this tablet locally. Cameras With a large tablet, I’m pretty sure you wouldn’t use it much for mobile photography, but if you are, the MatePad Pro 12.6 can deliver. Now you’d most likely consider a Pro tablet like this as an alternative for a laptop, and it can do so even without a Desktop Mode available. Read more in our articles including "An Infinix Gaming Tablet Is On The Horizon" and "WATCH: Huawei MatePad Pro 12.6 (2021) Review".