Tablets vary greatly in terms of features, quality and price: the cheapest models cost less than 150 euros, the most expensive more than 1,500 euros. Some tablets offer the latest technology such as OLED screens, 5G mobile communications and fast processors, but if you can do without them, you get a little less high-tech, but often a great value for money...
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CT MagazinSingle testReleaseJuly 2025
The hardware of the MatePad 12X is tempting. The tablet may not deliver high-end performance, but it is compact and portable and one of the few alternatives to the expensive iPad Pro if you are looking for a matt display. The screen is not only fun to use for employees, but also in combination with the stylus...
Very good83/100
notebookcheck.comSingle testReleaseMay 2025
bright IPS panel
No reflections
Strong scope of delivery
Thin & light
great sound
No GNSS module installed
Good70/100
Ranking 5 out of 8Computer BildTablets bis 650 Euro im VergleichReleaseJanuary 2025
Very good display
fast pace of work
good cameras
Keyboard supplied
No apps from the Google Play Store
Memory not expandable
Without Google services such as the Play Store, the Huawei MatePad 12X can only be used to a limited extent and therefore receives a downgrade. It's a shame, because the hardware is really good, and the paper matte display in particular is a real eye-catcher. And the price is also right for the device, Huawei even includes a keyboard with the tablet.
Without Google services such as the Play Store, the Huawei tablets can only be used to a limited extent and therefore receive a downgrade. It's a shame, because the hardware on both MatePads is really good. And if you can do without the super OLED display of the 1000 euro Pro model, the MatePad 12X is a really large tablet at a significantly lower price of 650 euros.