In May 2020, Huawei launched the MatePad Pro, which was a successful device for the company. The device features the Kirin 990 chipset series. Now, the company seems to be planning to launch a successor to this series.
According to the latest reports, the MatePad Pro 2 has received TENAA and 3C certification. The tablet model number is WGR-AN19 and runs the latest Harmony OS.
The 3C certification indicates that the device will include a 40W charger. This charger has previously been used in several Huawei devices. It supports the following charging modes: 10W, 18W, and 40W.
According to reports, Huawei may hold a launch event on April 27 to unveil the MatePad Pro 2 tablet. The reports also suggest that this tablet will feature the Kirin 9000 chipset.
However, due to well-known reasons, the release of the new tablet may be delayed. Since this tablet has a larger battery capacity and a greater cooling area, its output performance is theoretically higher than that of a smartphone, making the MatePad Pro 2 with the Kirin 9000 chipset even more anticipated.
The MatePad Pro 2 is expected to be available in two sizes: 12.2-inch and 12.6-inch versions. Its predecessor used a BOE screen, while this time it is expected to use a Samsung screen, which may also support a 120Hz refresh rate.