In May 2020, Huawei introduced its MatePad Pro series, which was a pretty successful device for the company. The phone was equipped with the Kirin 990 chipset series. Now it seems that the company is planning to launch the successor to this series.
According to the latest reports, the MatePad Pro 2 has been listed for TENAA and 3C certification. The tablet has a model number of WGR-AN19 and runs the latest Harmony OS.
The 3C certification shows it will come with a 40W charger. The same charger has been used in different Huawei devices in the past. The charger supports charging in the following modes: 10W, 18W, and 40W.
According to reports, Huawei may hold a press conference on April 27 to launch the Huawei MatePad Pro2 tablet. The reports also suggest that this tablet will feature the Kirin 9000 chipset.
However, due to well-known reasons, it is expected that the release of the new tablet may be delayed. Since the tablet has a larger battery capacity and greater heat dissipation area, theoretically, output performance is also higher than smartphones, making the Kirin 9000-powered MatePad Pro 2 even more desirable.
The MatePad Pro 2 is expected to offer two sizes: a 12.2-inch and a 12.6-inch version. The previous model uses a BOE screen, and this time, it is expected to use a Samsung screen, which may also support a refresh rate of 120Hz.
Currently, there is no official news about the release of the MatePad Pro 2.
