Huawei’s next premium tablet is built around portability. The MatePad Pro 12 is set to measure 4.7mm thick and weigh 454 grams, giving it a notably slim, lightweight profile for a large-screen tablet aimed at reading, note-taking, sketching, and mobile work. Huawei will introduce the device during a global event in Munich on September 2.
A screen designed for bright rooms and stylus work
The headline feature is a PaperMatte OLED display. Huawei says its anti-reflective treatment is intended to nearly eliminate reflections in strong light, while the paper-like surface is designed to make prolonged reading, handwriting, and stylus drawing more comfortable. The company’s early materials also suggest narrower display borders than the MatePad Pro 12.2, along with a larger circular rear-camera housing and a blue color option.
A possible laptop-style accessory option
Huawei is also expected to offer compatibility with its Glide Keyboard. The accessory includes a multitouch trackpad, potentially making the MatePad Pro 12 a more practical setup for document work and other tasks that benefit from cursor control rather than touch alone.
Huawei has not yet detailed the global model’s complete specifications. It may closely follow the version already launched in China, which has an OLED display with an optional PaperMatte finish, a Kirin T93-series processor, up to 12GB of RAM, a 50MP main camera, and a multi-speaker audio system. Pricing, configurations, and broader regional availability remain unconfirmed, including any plans for the United States. For now, the MatePad Pro 12 appears positioned for users who want a large tablet workspace without the bulk usually associated with that category.
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