News & Reviews:   Huawei MediaPad M3 specs

So, tablets are still around in this saturated smartphone industry? You bet. In this article, we are going to tell you that the Huawei MediaPad M3 lite is probably the most value-for-money tablet right now for just RM999. whereas other tablets tend to cost more than RM1k. Even though it's not so performance-ish as its predecessor, the MediaPad M3, but here are 7 reasons why you shouldn't pass up getting the tablet.

Huawei finally reports on updating the Huawei MediaPad M3 with the latest EMUI 5.0 by the end of June 2017.

Today, Huawei Malaysia has announced their collaboration with webe digital on a special MediaPad M3 promotion with free access to HyppTV Everywhere app for RM1999!

Round 2? Yup, the first round was a three-way match up between the Huawei MediaPad M3, Apple iPad Mini 4, and the Samsung Tablet S2 8.0 last year and the MediaPad M3 came out victorious. So why are we doing it again? Because there’s one more thing we haven’t really touched upon - the MediaPad M3’s Harmon Kardon dual speakers. Also, this tablet is having a promotional sale now, which we will get into it later, but first…

Even in these days of affordable devices with high-end features it is difficult to find a tablet as feature-rich as the Huawei MediaPad M3. Utilizing an 8.4-inch 2K resolution display, premium metal body, intuitive multi function fingerprint sensor, Harmon Kardon dual speakers and more, it is surprising that Huawei have managed to keep the price below RM2K. However, is it actually worth the RM1699 asking price it is being sold for? Find out in our full review of the Huawei MediaPad M3 below.

Huawei recently held a workshop to demo their new Huawei Media Pad M3 tablet. Featuring a Kirin 950 chipset, 4GB RAM, 8.4-inch 2K display, Harmon Kardon dual speakers, 4G LTE, fingerprint sensor and more. It also comes with complimentary Microsoft Office (which can be used indefinitely), indicating that this RM1699 priced tablet is focused on productivity as well as entertainment.

Tablets don’t often get very high-end tech specs or features, despite the fact that they are rapidly edging out the laptop or desktop as most users choice of media playback device. They usually don’t pack in renowned audio technologies, don’t have the latest processors or the most RAM and usually are made of plastic. The tablets that do use more premium materials like metal are often so expensive that they cost more than most laptops. Thankfully, this is no longer the case with the Huawei MediaPad M3. Find out why and how this premium yet value-busting tablet beats out most other tablets like the Apple iPad mini 4 and Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 in nearly every way. 

When Huawei revealed their latest mid-tier smarphone Nova Plus and tablet MediaPad M3 at the IFA 2016 last month, Huawei Malaysia has finally brought in the devices into Malaysia and they are now available in all Huawei authorized dealers for RM1499 (Nova Plus), RM1699 (MediaPad M3 32GB ROM), and RM1999 (MediaPad M3 64GB ROM). Below is the recap of the specifications: