Introduction
The Huawei MediaPad M3 is a small tablet. It’s slim, it’s light, and it’s handy – and the 4G version can even double as a gigantic phone, as long as you don’t mind all your calls coming out at speakerphone volume.
For years the MediaPad series has pootled along in the background, never winning the acclaim, or the sales figures, of a Samsung tablet or an iPad.
This is comfortably the sleekest MediaPad to date; however, by matching an ultra high-res screen with a so-so processor, Huawei has ensured that the M3 can’t keep up the demands of the prettiest games that well.
So is this just another also-ran from Huawei’s tablet department, or something more impressive that could make potential buyers – and the competition – sit up and take notice?
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Design and features
Build is one of the Huawei MediaPad M3’s strongest elements. A very slim, low-flex aluminium casing makes the tablet feel expensive and strong. It’s like an iPad mini in this sense, but the shape is a little different – a widescreen aspect ratio makes the M3 a bit less stubby-looking than the 4:3 iPad.
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Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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