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Honor Tablet X7 announced with 8″ screen and 5,100 mAh battery

Honor today announced a new tablet dubbed Honor Tablet X7. It’s powered by the Helio P22T SoC, runs Android 10-based Magic UI 4.0, and has 3GB RAM and 32GB storage onboard. However, the tablet also comes with a microSD card slot for storage expansion by up to 512GB.

The Tablet X7 is built around an 8″ LCD of 1280×800-pixel resolution with E-Book Mode to prevent eye fatigue during prolonged reading sessions. You also get two cameras – a 2MP selfie shooter with fixed focus, and a 5MP main camera with autofocus.

Honor Tablet X7 announced with 8'' screen and 5,100 mAh battery

The back panel of the Tablet X7 is made of metal and has a fine sand texture for a comfortable grip. It is 8.5mm thin, weighs 325 grams, and ships with a 5,100 mAh battery that draws power through a microUSB port at up to 10W. There’s also a 3.5mm headphone jack to let you listen to music through wired earphones.

Honor Tablet X7 announced with 8'' screen and 5,100 mAh battery

Honor has made the Tablet X7 kid-friendly by loading it with an education center and other specially designed features for children.

Honor Tablet X7 with kid-friendly case
Honor Tablet X7 with kid-friendly case

The Honor Tablet X7 will be sold in China in three versions – Wi-Fi only model priced at CNY899 ($140/€115), 4G variant priced at CNY1,199 ($185/€155), and a kid-friendly version with a silicone case that costs CNY999 ($155/€130).


Author: Sagar
Source: GSMArena

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