Yesterday we left you a comparative in which we measured the new generation of a classic of the mid-basic range, the Iconia 10, to one of the best upper-middle-range tablets that we can find right now, the MediaPad M2 10. This, however, is not the only tablet of this type of characteristics that has launched Huawei this year, since the MediaPad T2 Pro 10 which we are dealing with today introduces some variations that may be interesting to us. Which of the two is the one that would suit you the best? We put face to face Technical specifications of both to help you decide.
Integrated
The design of the new Iconia has improved a lot compared to its predecessors, and has introduced a very interesting feature for a good multimedia experience, which are the front speakers. Regarding the attractions of the MediaPad T2 Pro, we must mention the metal casing and the fact that, contrary to what is usual in tablets of its format and size, the thicker frames are on the sides when we hold it in landscape mode, which gives us something more than grip surface.
Dimensions
When we compare their respective dimensions, again it is the particular design of the MediaPad T2 Pro what we have to take into account more, since its size is quite similar, but we can observe an important difference in proportions (25,42x15,53 inch against 25,91x15,64 inch). The tablet of Huawei It is not only longer, but also somewhat lighter (525 grams against 495 grams) and a little finer (8,9 mm against 8,5 mm).
Screen
Although the proportions of the MediaPad T2 Pro are somewhat different from the usual, the screen is exactly the same as the Iconia: both have 10.1 inches and the same aspect ratio (16:10, optimized for video playback), plus the same resolution (1920 x 1200) and the same pixel density (PPI 224).
Performance
In the performance section, and although both have the same RAM (2 GB), the scale may be tilted to the side of the Huawei thanks to its processor, although in contrast, in any case, it should be more in consumption than in power (both have a maximum frequency of 1,5 GHz, but the one with the MediaPad T2 Pro is eight-core).
Capacity
The tie is absolute, yes, in the section of storage capacity, where neither of the two is out of the ordinary, offering us 16 GB of internal memory, but with the option to expand them externally, since both have a card slot micro-SD.
Cameras
The advantage of MediaPad T2 Pro in the cameras section it is not as big as the one we found with the MediaPad M2, but it is still significant, and it is important to take it into account if we are really going to use the cameras of our tablet: those of the tablet of Acer sound 8 MP the main and 5 MP the front and those of the tablet Huawei sound 5 and 2 MPrespectively.
Autonomy
Where if we find data nailed between the two tablets of Huawei It is in the battery section, so the model we are dealing with today also has an advantage over the Iconia (6100 mAh against 6600 mAh) with regard to autonomy (although the last word will be, as always, the actual tests of use).
Price
The price difference between the Iconia and MediaPad T2 Pro will be even less than with the MediaPad M2, since the first one will go on sale for around $200 and the second can be found in some distributors in our country for prices lower than those $300. The question, as always, will be to take accounts and think how much we are willing to pay for those extras that the tablet offers us. Huawei regarding that of Acer.