The Huawei MediaPad M1 is the bigger but lower-ranked Huawei tablet shown on the Mobile World Congress floor in Barcelona. It sports an 8-Inch 1280 x 800 display that's good for around 188 ppi. It sports a slim waistline at 7.9 mm and weighs a comfortable 329g. It's powered by a 4800mAh battery that Huawei says is good for 24 hours of browsing time. There's also reverse charging and you'll be able to charge your phone or other device off the tablet's battery. There's a 5MP primary camera and 1MP front-facer on the MediaPad M1. The Huawei MediaPad M1 looks quite a lot like the HTC One with two micro-drilled speaker grilles mounted above and under the 8-Inch screen, delivering DTS surround sound. The device is a mix of aluminum and plastic and feels quite sturdy.
Huaweiis Emotion UI OS on top of Android 4.2 Jelly Bean OS. A quad-core processor is doing the math. The interface feels fluid and responsive. Weight-wise it's pretty balanced, neck and neck with Apple's iPad mini 2. Single-handed operation isn't very comfortable at this display size.
The Huawei MediaPad M1 is the bigger but lower-ranked Huawei tablet shown on the Mobile World Congress floor in Barcelona. It sports an 8-Inch 1280 x 800 display that's good for around 188 ppi. It sports a slim waistline at 7.9 mm and weighs a comfortable 329g. It's powered by a 4800mAh battery that Huawei says is good for 24 hours of browsing time. There's also reverse charging and you'll be able to charge your phone or other device off the tablet's battery. There's a 5MP primary camera and 1MP front-facer on the MediaPad M1. The Huawei MediaPad M1 looks quite a lot like the HTC One with two micro-drilled speaker grilles mounted above and under the 8-Inch screen, delivering DTS surround sound. The device is a mix of aluminum and plastic and feels quite sturdy.
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