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Electronics specialists Huawei has produced a number of tablets, phablets and like devices through the years, but the MediaPad X1 7.0 released in 2014 appears to represent an evolution in the company’s philosophy vis-à-vis the tablet. The MediaPad may yet be considered viable competition for the Google Nexus 7 after all. Billed by the company as “the most slender tablet in its class,” this...

The Huawei MediaPad M1 is a good model with attractive specifications. However, it fails to stand out from the crowd with any form of excellence. Instead it simply provides standard features that all other modern tablets offer. The usual features are inclusive, such as the standard 1280 x 800 pixel resolution and a 5 Megapixel integrated camera. You may be disappointed with the lackluster...

Huawei has made no major strides design wise with the Media Pad Youth 2, to be honest there have been no changes in the design when compared to the Huawei Media Pad Youth. It follows the same general design trend used by 7 inch tablets. Its only major offering is the metal clad back, which makes the device cool to the touch and makes...

As the name would lead you to believe, the MediaPad 7 Youth is targeted a younger generation, and in that vein is supposed to be light, portable and powerful. With a nearly full aluminum back plate, the tablet is 9.9mm thick and weighs 350g (.77lbs) which is about average for this size device. by AndroidCentral In terms of specs, there’s really nothing to write...

The Huawei MediaPad 7 Vogue stands out with a feature rarely found on tablets nowadays. It is capable of making phone calls thanks to its cellular radio and built-in earpiece. This means it could potentially serve as a smartphone replacement, although we'd say it would be much more suitable as a secondary handset. by PhoneArena Measuring 9.5mm thick, the Vogue is actually a little...