Honor has introduced the Pad X10 Pro Max, a new 13-inch Android tablet that targets users needing a large screen for extended sessions. The device ships with a massive 10,100mAh battery, which offers significantly more endurance than the previous 11.5-inch Pad X10 Pro model. This bump in capacity matters for students and travelers who rely on their tablets for long periods without access to a power outlet.
Large-screen Android tablet targets students with AI tools and massive endurance
The tablet runs on Android and includes specific AI education features, such as spoken-English practice tools, to assist students. Honor lists the device in two distinct color finishes: Cangshan Gray and Forest Green. Buyers can choose from three memory configurations, including 6GB/128GB, 8GB/128GB, and 8GB/256GB variants.
Honor equipped the tablet with a dual front-facing camera setup consisting of an 8MP primary sensor and a secondary 2MP camera. The company also highlighted the battery capacity as a key differentiator, noting it is larger than the 8,300mAh unit found in the smaller 11.5-inch Pad X10 Pro.
Reservations for the Honor Pad X10 Pro Max are now open, with the official sale beginning in China on August 28. Honor has not yet announced the pricing for any of the available configurations. We looked at Honor Pad X9 Max Launches with in our earlier Honor coverage to track the brand's recent hardware trajectory.
The Honor Pad X10 Pro Max is confirmed for an August 28 launch in China with three storage options and a 10,100mAh battery. Pricing details remain unavailable as the company has not disclosed costs for the new tablet.
Source: Honor officially, NotebookCheck
