Honor, however, thinks it might have the solution — and has released the Honor MagicPad 2, which, at least on paper, is clearly built to eat the iPad’s lunch. But Honor itself struggles a ...

Honor MagicPad 2: What we don't like For all the ... And no, I’m not talking about a raw number of apps (like some of you mentioned in the comments of my Pad 9 review), I’m talking about ...

If your primary use case involves media consumption and light productivity, the MagicPad 2 is hard to beat. However, for those needing more power or a broader app ecosystem, the iPad Air remains a ...

Honor has just released the exceptional MagicPad 2 on the global stage, along with the Honor Watch 5 following it. Editorial Note: Talk Android may contain affiliate links on some articles.

If you want to know more about the phone, I have a video below. Moving onto the tablet, the Honor MagicPad 2 is a 12.3-inch tablet with a 144Hz OLED screen. The latter is probably the star of the ...

The MagicPad 13 is Honor’s first tablet powered by MagicOS 7.2, which brings Honor’s new mobile office experience. The tablet comes with Honor Docs. This is a word processor app for creating ...

The brand is building on that momentum with the MagicPad 2. While you get a decent number of options these days if you want a good Android tablet, most products still come with an LCD panel.

The MagicPad 2 runs on MagicOS 8.0.1 based on Android 14, but Honor doesn't disclose its future update plans. UI-wise, nothing has changed since MagicOS 7 - same aesthetics, iconography ...

The Honor MagicPad 2's design is sleek, clean, and relatively slim. The tablet's thickness is 5.8mm, which makes it feel very lightweight in hand, but in reality, it's ever so slightly lighter ...