Today, Huawei Malaysia has introduced two new devices aimed at users who value mobility and performance, with the debut of the HUAWEI MatePad Mini and the HUAWEI Watch GT Runner 2. The launch highlights Huawei’s push to deliver compact productivity and advanced fitness tracking through refined hardware and ecosystem integration.

Apple's iPad Mini is one of the most popular compact tablets, but it is no longer the only strong option in this size category. In Malaysia, several Android tablets now offer similar portability while competing strongly in performance, display quality, and price. These are some of the 5 iPad Mini killers you can look forward to.

Besides the Huawei Mate XTs revealed yesterday, Huawei also announced a new tablet. The company's latest slate is the MatePad Mini, a smaller 8.8-inch tablet powered by HarmonyOS. At this size, it's more like a large smartphone, so what makes it different? Let's find out.