Tablets differ greatly in features, quality and price: the cheapest models cost less than 100 euros, the most expensive more than 1 500 euros. Some tablets offer the latest technology such as OLED screens, 5G mobile communications and fast processors, but if you can do without that, you get a little less high-tech, but often great value for money...
Honor Pad 8
WLAN only, 12", 128 GB, Blue HourCurrently out of stock
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In Detail
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Overall ratingGood77/100
Good79/100
Very good82/100

- 12 inch IPS display
- Lightweight aluminium housing
- Android 12 & Productivity Features
- Powerful sound from 8 speakers
- Good battery runtimes
- 60 Hz only
Very good80/100

- Large display
- Light and flat housing
- Widevine Level 1
- Mediocre processor
- Wi-Fi 5 and USB 2.0 only
- No pen
Good72/100
If you need a tablet for watching films, shopping or surfing, the Honor Pad 8 is just right. The display is quite sharp and nicely sized at just under 13 inches. The device also has a long-lasting battery. However, if you are willing to compromise on size, you would be better off with the 11-inch Xiaomi Pad 5...
Good70/100
In the price range around 350 euros, the Honor Pad 8 is competing for the favour of buyers with the cheapest iPads from Apple, among others - and does not have an easy time in this comparison. The Apple tablet is more powerful and, although Apple does not give an explicit update guarantee either, experience shows that it can rely on at least four to five years of updates...
Good77/100
- Slim metal unibody case with top workmanship
- Large LCD display with securitised eye-friendly display
- Four high-range / low-frequency loudspeakers with powerful sound
- sufficient memory
- Wide range of settings and functions including e-book mode
- Strong battery with solid endurance and reverse charging
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