We may still get some more surprises before the end of the year, but with the addition of the last two mid-range tablets, the catalog of Huawei tablets It has been very renovated and it is worth taking the opportunity to review, with all the business that are for sale, the differences between them and the Prices each.
Mathbook E
We are going to go from the most expensive to the cheapest, which means starting, of course, with the Windows tablet, which is the Mathbook E. Compared to other Windows tablets of its level, it has above all as its main claim the design, since it is much more stylized, thin and light than the others (at the cost of losing some autonomy, yes), and the price. This second attraction is now greater if possible, since lately we are seeing the model with Intel Core i5, 4 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage capacity. below 1000 euros and even 800 euros. We do not know if this price drop may be due to a new model on the way (at the moment there is no news about it).
MediaPad M5 10
We continue with what is now the star tablet of Huawei, your best Android tablet: the MediaPad M5 10. In this case we start from a price of $400, although there are options with more storage capacity and LTE connection if we are willing to pay a little more. It can also be purchased with Huawei's M Pen and has an official keyboard. Compared to other Android tablets, its main advantage is to arrive with a more powerful processor than what we usually see in tablets, even if it is not the latest generation (the Kirin 960). It does not lack either the Quad HD display, a spectacular system of audio and a design with all the extras we expect from the high-end (USB type-C port, fingerprint reader…).
MediaPad M5 8.4
In the event that we prefer (or can settle for), a smaller screen, we have a model of the MediaPad M5 with screen 8.4 inches that can be bought for $350, although it is worth mentioning that it has been seen on Amazon for many days for $280 (We do not know if the offer will remain in force when you read this, of course), a price at which, simply, is the best option to get a high-end 8-inch tablet. It is identical to the 10-inch except for the size and the speakers, which here are still four, stereo and with the Harman Kardon label, but they do not have the soundbar-like arrangement of the other.
MediaPad M5 Lite 10
If the MediaPad M5 10 we are going on budget and the 8 inches are not for us, there is another more affordable alternative that is the MediaPad M5 Lite 10. In the design section it has little to envy, in fact, but we do stay a step behind on the screen, because it is "only" Full HD, and in performance, because its mid-range processor and a little less RAM. We save 100 euros in exchange, yes (it will be sold from $300). What must be taken into account is that we still have a little more than two weeks to wait until it is put on sale in our country.
MediaPad T5 10
The cheapest tablet of those presented this year is the MediaPad T5 10, which will also arrive in mid-August from $200. To save us those 100 euros that separate it from the MediaPad M5 Lite 10 we have to sacrifice all four Harman Kardon stereo speakers, and settle for 2 GB RAM and 16 GB of storage capacity, which is, on the other hand, the usual thing in this price range, in which, on the other hand, it is right now the only tablet with Android Oreo y fingerprint reader.
MediaPad M3 Lite 10
It will end up disappearing when its successor arrives, but as long as it is still on sale, it is worth mentioning the MediaPad M3 Lite 10, because its quality / price ratio is really good, especially now that it is being found for about $220. Regarding the MediaPad M5 Lite 10, we lose mostly in processor and what do we stay with Android Nougat, just like even in front of the MediaPad T5 10, although with respect to this we came out winning in audio, riding a RAM and in Storage capacity.
MediaPad M3
It is also still possible to find the MediaPad M3 what would be the predecessor to MediaPad M5 8.4, although while this can be bought for less than 300 euros it is not worth considering getting the old one, unless at some point it drops a lot from the $250 for those who are now. And it is necessary to bear in mind that in multimedia y design are very close, but we are going to lose a lot in processor and we are going to stay not with Android Nougat, but with a previous version even: Android Marshmallow.
MediaPad T3 10
La MediaPad T3 10 It is still an interesting option despite the arrival of the new model because right now it moves in a completely different price range (it now costs about $150) and there are very few tablets that offer us features like theirs (metal case, Qualcomm processor, Android Nougat). Front of MediaPad T5 10, yes, we lose so much in performance as in screen, besides that we run out Android Oreo and without fingerprint reader.
MediaPad T3 8
We will leave a mention to the MediaPad T3 8 For a matter of completeness, but we already warned you that it is probably the least interesting tablet in the catalog of Huawei right now, mainly because of a problem: it is not usually lowered and the result is that it most likely costs us more than the 10-inch model, despite being the same in technical specifications. The price difference with the MediaPad M3, on the other hand, also doesn't seem to make up for a rather large disadvantage in performance and multimedia.
MediaPad T3 7
One last mention for another tablet from last year that we don't know if it's going to be renewed yet. It may take a while for it to do so, however, because there isn't much room for improvement on tablets in its price range. Not yet renewed, and even though it still runs Android Marshmallow, it is one of the best options we have for less than 100 euros (normally you can find it for about $80), with a design more careful than usual and quite reliable (within its limitations) in regards to performance and autonomy.