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3 days ago
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Huawei Introduces PC-Like MatePad Pro 12.2' & FreeBuds 6 For Work, Play, & Creativity
Subscribe to our FREE Huawei Consumer Business Group (CBG) Malaysia unveiled the Huawei MatePad Pro 12.2' (2025) , the latest evolution of its flagship tablet series yesterday. The Huawei MatePad Pro 12.2' (2025) is built to have PC-like capabilities in mind, perfect for business and professionals, designers, and creators to be productive on-the-go. The tablet combines the power of a laptop, the portability of a tablet, and the precision of a creative tool in a single, streamlined device. Images: Adeline Leong/TRP Here are some key features of the Huawei MatePad Pro 12.2' (2025): 1. The Tandem OLED PaperMatte Display gives a paper-like surface, perfect for sketching and writing with the stylus. It also gives pro-level colour accuracy, a high 144 Hz refresh rate, 2.8k resolution, and HDR Vivid support. 2. The anti-glare nano-textured display, certified by TUV Rheinland and SGS for eye comfort, reduces 99% of ambient light interference. This makes working in different environments or lighting easier. 3. The Genius Huawei Glide Keyboard works seamlessly with the tablet and has a secure stylus storage slot. 4. Hidden stylus: the Huawei M-Pencil (3 rd Gen) powered by NEARLINK. 5. Equipped with PC-level WPS Office (documents, presentations, spreadsheets etc). GoPaint app comes with new brushes like realistic oil-painting brush and tapping on stylus for splatter effect. Image: Adeline Leong/TRP 6. Equipped with Huawei Notes and GoPaint, featuring AI handwriting enhancement, pro-level brush tools, and frame-by-frame animation. 7. Smart Multi-Window and App Multiplier features so you can run multiple apps side-by-side, review multiple documents, or attend calls while referencing notes. 8. Live-Multitask interface so you can run up to three apps simultaneously. 9. Desktop-style keyboard shortcuts. 10. Battery: 10,100 mAh, full charge in 55 minutes to ensure smooth all-day usage. Huawei also introduced its latest open-fit wireless earbuds, the Huawei FreeBuds 6 , which promise premium sound quality, all-day comfort, and reliable performance. The FreeBuds 6 is lighter than its predecessor, weighing only 4.9g, and fit naturally into a wide range of ear shapes, ensuring long-wearing comfort. The design, inspired by glistening water droplets, provides a refined, aerodynamic curve that sits naturally in the ear. Tech-wise, the FreeBuds 6 boasts an upgraded 11mm dual-magnetic driver and Bass Turbo 2.0 tech which provides a fuller sound profile and users get to feel the beat without sealing off the ear canal. The earbuds also supports lossless audio transmission of up to 2.3Mbps when paired with the Huawei Mate X6, powered by Huawei's proprietary L2HC 4.0 codec. Huawei FreeBuds 6 Available in black, purple, white This enables 48 kHz/24-bit high-resolution playback, capturing fine textures in vocals and instruments and delivering studio-grade clarity wirelessly, a feature typically reserved for premium over-ear headphones. Think concert-like sound when you're jogging or immersing in a podcast while cooking dinner. Additionally, the FreeBuds 6 supports two-way silent calls in all scenarios, which eliminate background sounds in a 95dB high-noise environment. In other words, you can still hear your music or calls clearly in windy or noisy environments. The earbuds offer up to 36 hours of music playback with the charging case, a full six hours more than the previous generation. A quick five-minute charge provides up to 2.5 hours of uninterrupted playback. The Huawei FreeBuds 6 supports dual device connections so users can switch effortlessly between phones, tablets, and PCs. The Huawei MatePad Pro 12.2' (2025) is priced at RM3,599. It's available for pre-order via Huawei Experience Stores, the Huawei Customers who place a RM50 deposit during the pre-order period will receive a rebate of up to RM200, along with exclusive free gifts worth up to RM2,045, including a complimentary Huawei M-Pencil (3rd Gen), Huawei Mouse, Huawei Backpack, Huawei SoundJoy, and PC-Level WPS. Meanwhile, the Huawei FreeBuds 6 priced at RM699 is available in Purple, White, and Black. Starting from 24 June 2025, customers get to enjoy additional free gifts worth RM327 across all official Huawei stores, listed above. For more information, latest updates, or promotions about Huawei, please visit the Huawei Official Website, the Huawei Official Share your thoughts with us via TRP's . Get more stories like this to your inbox by signing up for our newsletter.
Phone Arena
15-05-2025
- Phone Arena
The 12.2-inch Huawei MatePad Pro (2025) is official with a top-shelf, anti-glare, bright display
Receive the latest mobile news Subscribe By subscribing you agree to our terms and conditions and privacy policy Let's check out the new Huawei MatePad Pro (2025) If the Huawei MatePad Pro (2025) moniker sounds familiar to you, that's because we recently reviewed a similarly sounding tablet, namely – the 13.2-inch Huawei MatePad Pro That's the question that pops up in my head immediately after every new tablet that's unveiled out because laptops (which can be super-thin and very lightweight) are still… well, laptops: they often require bulky chargers, accessories and, despite being multiple times more compact than a desktop, are still voluminous. Laptops can also be pricey, some costing north of $2, why I'm a big believer in tablets. Tablets are sleek, (generally) more compact, their keyboards (often sold separately as accessories) are lightweight, many support cellular connectivity and nowadays, pack seriously good displays and offer respectable something super convenient about grabbing a tablet and just starting to use it via its touchscreen (by hand or with the help of a stylus). In fact, 2-in-1 laptops (and especially the ones with detachable screens) have been trying for years to mimic what tablets offer in terms of 12.2-inch MatePad Pro (2025) model is here with a Tandem OLED PaperMatte term Tandem OLED indicates that the slate utilizes a dual-stack OLED structure. There are two organic light-emitting diode (OLED) layers that are placed on top of each other within the Because it allows for the overall brightness of the screen to be increased without a proportional rise in power consumption, making it more energy-efficient than traditional OLED panels. By spreading the workload across two layers, the display also experiences less wear over time, improving durability and reducing the risk of screen burn-in. This is especially beneficial for tablets used for long periods, whether for media consumption, graphic design, or multitasking. I assume you're getting the MatePad Pro to use it heavily, not lock it in a drawer, so this is great!Additionally, Tandem OLED should enhance color accuracy, contrast, and HDR performance, which, in turn, could result in more vivid and realistic visuals with deeper blacks and brighter display, on the other hand, is all about eye comfort and usability. The tablet's screen surface has a matte texture that reduces reflections and glare, closely simulating the look and feel of real paper. This makes it particularly suitable for reading, note-taking, or drawing, as it minimizes strain on the eyes over extended anti-glare coating also helps maintain visibility in bright lighting conditions, including sunlight. Unlike glossy screens, it resists fingerprints and smudges, keeping the display clear during everyday use. Keep in mind that the full potential of the screen can't be unleashed because of the matte coating's properties. Personally, I prefer an anti-reflective and glare-free screen, so I guess the MatePad Pro is fine by me, but I just had to warn new 12.2-inch tablet is coupled with the Huawei Glide Keyboard, a stylus that's housed in the charging compartment and an upgraded Huawei Notes far, there isn't a confirmation if the Glide Keyboard has been updated. When we reviewed the 13.2-inch model, we found this accessory to be a mix of strengths and drawbacks in terms of comes in two parts: a magnetic back cover with a built-in kickstand, and the keyboard itself. The back cover stands out for its practicality, offering both protection for the tablet and flexible support with its adjustable stand. It's well-designed and adds to the overall usability of the keyboard provides a solid typing experience with no major complaints. However, the touchpad fell short in our previous review. While its size is adequate, its performance is inconsistent – it occasionally lagged and lacked responsiveness. Scrolling felt sluggish, and there's no option in the settings to adjust the speed, which limits its usability and convenience. This is an area that could benefit from a software fix, so we're hoping for it for sure. Another downside is the process of attaching the keyboard, which can be slightly awkward and not as seamless as should be noted that there isn't any information about the chipset, software, or battery inside the new slate right MatePad Pro 13.2 PaperMatte was powered by the Kirin T92 chipset, an internal upgrade over the Kirin 9000S used in the smaller 12.2-inch model of last year. It came paired with 12 GB of RAM and 512 GB of internal storage. The new 2025 model should be on par, on better than its larger Kirin T92 handled everyday tasks efficiently, delivering a smooth experience when navigating HarmonyOS 4.3. The system interface was fast and responsive, but in terms of raw processing power, it still lagged behind competitors like Qualcomm's Snapdragon or Apple's M-series chips. For typical tasks such as browsing, video streaming, productivity work, and digital sketching, the performance was more than adequate. However, users with demanding workloads or expectations of high-end performance may have noticed the 4.3 was the operating system in use, and as with other Huawei devices, the absence of Google services remained a consideration. While the AppGallery offered many apps, some mainstream titles still required sideloading or alternative methods. Google Workspace accounts, however, remained trickier to fully device featured a 10,100mAh battery – which should also be on the 12.2-inch version – but battery life was slightly shorter on the larger tablet, likely due to the larger display. With support for 100W fast charging and a 100W charger included in the box, the bigger tablet charged fully in about 90 minutes, making it a practical choice for heavy daily use. I expect the same for the new far as prices go, Huawei's 13.2-inch tablet can be purchased for less than £1,000 in the UK (about $1,330 when directly converted). But in reality, it was sold at £850 thanks to juicy discounts by Huawei. Similar deals would be nice for the new model as well, so keep an eye on those Amazon offers…The 12.2-inch MatePad Pro (2025) looks like a solid gadget, especially when it comes to its anti-reflective Tandem OLED display, its large battery (and superfast charging speeds!), and the fact that can easily surpass your old mid-range laptop in terms of performance and productivity.
