As we all know, the mobile phone industry ushered in the release of a number of mid-to-high-end new products last month, which triggered a very high market heat. Now there is news that the tablet market will also usher in a wave of new products released in June, and many models have been confirmed.
Blogger @Digital Chat Station revealed in the latest news that at least four new Android tablets will be launched this month, with sizes ranging from 8.8-inch small size to 13.3-inch large screens all covered, and the processor specifications are all flagship-level, with performance being more ruthless than the other, which is quite "full-rolling".
The first model mentioned in the leak is the Red Devils small tablet, which is positioned toward the ultimate game and performance route. This 9-inch tablet is equipped with a 2.4K OLED high-refresh screen, with four equal sides compressed to only 4.9mm. The whole machine design is very symmetrical and beautiful, and is equipped with an active cooling fan and a built-in Snapdragon 8Elite flagship chip. It can be said to be full of firepower in small-sized models. In addition, it is equipped with a large 8240mAh battery and 80W fast charging, which takes into account both performance release and battery life. It can basically be regarded as a "compressed gaming laptop", and is more suitable for users who have dual demands on portability and performance.
The second model is the REDMI Pad small tablet. Revelations show that the phone uses an 8.8-inch LCD high-score high-resolution custom screen and supports 67W fast charging. It is REDMI's first small-size tablet to impact the flagship experience. In response, Xiaomi Wang Teng also publicly stated that it has "full configuration, strong performance, and benchmarked against iPad mini", with a very clear intention - to seize the small-sized flagship tablet, a blank Android market segment in a more cost-effective form. It has both light and thin feel and no compromise performance, and may become the most direct confrontation between the Android camp and Apple's small-screen tablets.
The third new phone comes from vivo, which is a 12.1-inch LCD large screen, named vivo Pad 5e, and is equipped with the Snapdragon 8sGen3 platform. In terms of processors, it continues vivo's recent high-spec ideas, no longer sticks to the low-keyness of "sub-flagship", but directly pulls out the high-performance ceiling. In addition, Blue Factory's own flagship noise-cancelling headset, TWS Air3 Pro, will also be launched simultaneously, which seems to mean that the "Blue Family Bucket" is gradually taking shape and the ecological layout is quietly unfolding.
The last mention of the news is Honor MagicPad 3, codenamed "Changan". As Honor's new large-screen flagship, it is equipped with a 13.3-inch LCD high-refresh screen, supported by Snapdragon 8Gen3, built-in 16GB LPDDR5X memory + 1TB UFS super large storage combination, and the specifications are directly full. Not only that, 66W fast charging, metal body, floating gold and moon shadow white color schemes also further highlight their high-end positioning. Positioning business and entertainment takes all the scenes, which is quite meaningful to benchmark Huawei MatePad Pro.
If you look at the product line simply, this batch of tablets in June covered the current mainstream size segment, including 8.8 inches, 9 inches, 12.1 inches, and 13.3 inches. It can be said that small screens, large screens, extreme performance and comprehensive experience are all in full swing, which is undoubtedly good news for users who are planning to buy tablet products.
In addition, in terms of product strategy, each company has also focused on "flagship core + high-refresh large screen + large battery + fast charging". The stacking material is more balanced and extreme, and can better meet the user's needs as a productivity terminal or deep entertainment carrier.
According to the current information, the Red Magic tablet is suitable for ultimate performance + portable gamers; the Redmi tablet has found a clever balance between lightness and performance, benchmarking the iPad mini, focusing on light office + audio and video entertainment; the vivo Pad 5e is suitable for users with neutral needs, pursuing the integrated experience of large screens and strong performance; and Honor MagicPad 3 is obviously a "big screen benchmark" that is closest to productivity tools in the Android ecosystem.
It is worth noting that these four new products will be officially released in June, which is likely to become a key battle for major manufacturers to bet on the mid-to-high-end tablet market, so they are expected to be more sincere in terms of price. For users, whether it is seeking small sizes for portable and light entertainment or pursuing large-screen productivity for immersive experience, this round of new tablet products can almost meet the demand and are worth looking forward to.
