HONOR announced that it will introduce the new HONOR Pad 20 Series tablets in Malaysia to supersede its earlier Pad 10 lineup. As this is merely a teaser announcement, not much as been said about the upcoming model, but there are clues.
What We Know About HONOR Pad 20 So Far
The HONOR Pad 20 Series is said to include upgrades involving display, AI-related productivity features, performance, battery capacity and speaker system, and here are the numbers based on what we saw on its webpage: it’s got a 12.1-inch IPS display with 16:10 aspect ratio, and inside you’ll find a Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 chipset, alongside 8GB of RAM paired with 128GB or 256GB of storage. Battery-wise, we’re looking at 10,100mAh capacity with 45W fast charging, and it’s got six speakers for audio, plus 8MP sensors for both its front and rear camera.
The tablet will include PC Mode and other productivity-focused features intended as an alternative to laptops for tasks such as studying, working and content creation. HONOR said further details, including pricing and official specifications of the HONOR Pad 20 Series will be announced at a later date, with updates to be shared through HONOR Malaysia’s official website and social media channels.
HONOR Maintains Lead in Malaysia’s Android Tablet Market
Separately, HONOR reported that it has maintained its position as Malaysia’s top-selling Android tablet brand by sales volume for 27 consecutive months, according to third-party market tracking data. The company said it holds a 32% market share, meaning one in three Android tablets sold in Malaysia is manufactured by HONOR – a similar figure is applicable for its foldables as well.
From the Q2 2024 to Q2 2026, HONOR said it maintained this position across its entry-level, mid-range and flagship tablet segments. The company highlighted its flagship MagicPad 4 tablet in particular, which recorded more than twice the sales of its predecessor, making it HONOR’s most successful flagship tablet launch to date.
Pokdepinion: The best selling point right now is to not make it insanely expensive, but that’s hardly achievable today knowing how expensive RAM has gotten at this point.
