The Honour Pad V8 is the latest tablet to be released by Honour. With excellent characteristics and a competitive price, the new slate officially launched in China. The Honour tablet has cool characteristics like a strong chipset and a sizable display with a 2.5K resolution, which stand out against the growing competition in this market. Let’s examine what this phone has to offer the market right now. Strangely enough, we already own an Honour Pad V8 Pro. So, this is the stock version that we had anticipated and here its specs and pricing in detail.
A massive 11-inch display with 2.5K resolution is included in the Honour Pad V8. It’s an LCD screen, and in addition to having high quality and a sizable panel on which to watch your content, it also has a refresh rate of 120 Hz. The Honour Pad V8 has a brand-new MediaTek Dimensity 8020 chipset inside. Sadly, the precise specifications of this new chipset are not yet available. When more information becomes available, we will update this article. Pre-orders for the V8 are now open, and we should soon learn more about the CPU. It’s important to note that this platform has previously been leaked.
Additionally, the device has Honour TurboX technology to improve performance, particularly in gaming. 8 GB of RAM & 128 GB or 256 GB of storage are available in the device’s variations. It contains four speakers that produce micron-sized polymer bass. Delivering a top-notch, cinematic-like audio experience is the aim. The enormous 7,250 mAh battery in the Honour Pad V8 supports 22.5W charging.
The slate is quite thin at 7.35 mm and barely weighs 485 grams. In China, the Honour Pad V8 is currently accessible, but only for pre-order. Users must make a 100 Yuan deposit at this point. They will receive a 100 Yuan reduction off the total cost whenever the device becomes available. The 128 GB variant will cost approximately CNY 1,799, while the 256 GB model will cost approximately CNY 1,899.
The MagicRing function, which enables cross-screen communication and multi-screen collaboration, is also supported by the Honour Pad V8. With the recently launched Honour MagicBook X14 and X16, we assume it functions fairly well. Additionally, it supports parental remote control and other features found in MagicOS 7 (Android 13). Additionally, it supports the Honour Magic Pencil 3 and the Honour Magic Floating Keyboard. There is currently no information about availability abroad. However, in light of Honor’s recent push into international markets with the Honour Magic5 Pro, we anticipate that this tablet will soon visit Europe and other markets.
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