For me, the 11.5 S which the feature and the price worth promising. Di ka na lugi sa papermatte display na may anti glare, large storage and superb battery.
i have the Huawei because of the real matte display. no screen protector can compete with a real matte screen. oh and btw...an apple user in the EU would need to spend 129.000 php to get a matte ipad screen (only available for ipad pro 1-2tb version + an extra 8100php) huawei = insane value
For me mas okay to especially pag artist ka, ganda ng GoPaint app, daming features tapos may PC Wps pa na pwede mo gamitin pang paperworks. Take note, kasama na pen and keyboard for 29,999 which is super sulit talaga
Most reviewers often dismiss displays as long as it looks like it's "up to standard" with the modern trends. The *display* is the most important aspect of a smartphone/tablet. It's what people use to interact with the computer. It should be a standard that reviewers should test the contrast of a device using an LCD display-which can effectively and simply be tested by playing movies or videos that have a dark, hard to see setting. With this, we can easily know whether a display is fit of media consumption or not based on the amount of detail we can see in the shadows/darker areas and highlights. And reviewers should use an Oled/Amoled Panel as a reference for these tests, or a top-end LCD display. My recommended contrast ratio for movie watchers who are looking for a tablet within their budget is 1.5k : 1 (for LCDs). Anything below that, and you *WILL* notice muddy shadows, poor blacks, and horrendous highlights. You will barely see anything in the darker and brighter parts of a video/movie. Believe me, I used a tablet like that too. Modern, cheaper Huawei tablets and phones that use an LCD display have mediocre contrast ratios. However, the Matepad 11.5 S is rated with 1.5k to 1 contrast ratio, and the older 10.8 has an even higher 1.8k to 1. The regular Huawei matepad 11.5 (2023) only has around 1k to 1.
huawei looked so clear, the only deal breaker for huawei is google service
Maganda po talaga mga device ni Huawei and about sa google, madami ng ways para gumamit ng google applications like Gbox po
microG is the 🔑 for that 😁
There is walkaround for that
@@fct1975 - *workaround
Just bought it and works fine has Google play 😊 and all you need
I’ll go for HUAWEI mate pad
me too
The price gap is so far. He should compare it with Xiaomi pad 6 pro.
@@rafikwijaya493 then get the huawei without keyboard becuase the price itself about 19,999k plus shoppe disscount around 18,999k
first hi yugatech sorry for missing so much videos😅😅😅😢❤
Di ata match yung comparison dahil sa price palang almost double na. Dapat sa regular matepad 11.5 version lang na tig 18,999 kinumpara yung poco pad.
For me, the 11.5 S which the feature and the price worth promising. Di ka na lugi sa papermatte display na may anti glare, large storage and superb battery.
I agree parang di sila match kung sa price
i have the Huawei because of the real matte display. no screen protector can compete with a real matte screen. oh and btw...an apple user in the EU would need to spend 129.000 php to get a matte ipad screen (only available for ipad pro 1-2tb version + an extra 8100php) huawei = insane value
The matepad is almost twice the price of the poco pad. It's priced at 14999 not 16999, that's quite overpriced.
with that specs good for the price na considering it has a Huawei FullView Display with sky-high 144 Hz refresh rate.
@@markmanalo1849 lol poco pad offers the same specs for less than 15k
amazing host!
6:18 did show a fly?
Hi, does the matepad have a desktop mode like Samsung Dex?
Di po supported pero you can use it for doing paperworks kasi pc-level productivity na din siya
TFT display lng yung huawei pero bakit ms malinaw compare ky poco na naka ips display..?🤔🤔
Plus point Kasi ni Huawei Yung paper matte
Since it has anti-glare na papermatte texture display na safe on our eyes and also we get more productive.
Huawei doesn’t support widevine L1?
@@marktsundokupasha9995 Matepad 11.5s does. I needed to install netflix with gbox for L1, Aurora was not providing the correct version of netflix
You forgot to mention google services
You cand haber micro G ( native Google 😊)
Present 🙋
If you have budget just add a little more for Xiaomi Pad 6S
For me mas okay to especially pag artist ka, ganda ng GoPaint app, daming features tapos may PC Wps pa na pwede mo gamitin pang paperworks. Take note, kasama na pen and keyboard for 29,999 which is super sulit talaga
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which of these tab is good for gaming
Aside from the google services its huawei all the way.
Madami na po ways para mag install and gumamit ng google applications. Gbox ginagamit ko and wala pa akong na eencounter na issue
does poco pad support usb c to hdmi or vga?
I don't have an idea, but on Huawei which supports wired projection that you may need to buy an adapter and make sure to test first.
Poco looks cheap. Huawei has premium vibes!
@@KuyaJRTV literally both have the same build quality lmao😆
Most reviewers often dismiss displays as long as it looks like it's "up to standard" with the modern trends.
The *display* is the most important aspect of a smartphone/tablet. It's what people use to interact with the computer.
It should be a standard that reviewers should test the contrast of a device using an LCD display-which can effectively and simply be tested by playing movies or videos that have a dark, hard to see setting. With this, we can easily know whether a display is fit of media consumption or not based on the amount of detail we can see in the shadows/darker areas and highlights.
And reviewers should use an Oled/Amoled Panel as a reference for these tests, or a top-end LCD display.
My recommended contrast ratio for movie watchers who are looking for a tablet within their budget is 1.5k : 1 (for LCDs). Anything below that, and you *WILL* notice muddy shadows, poor blacks, and horrendous highlights. You will barely see anything in the darker and brighter parts of a video/movie. Believe me, I used a tablet like that too.
Modern, cheaper Huawei tablets and phones that use an LCD display have mediocre contrast ratios. However, the Matepad 11.5 S is rated with 1.5k to 1 contrast ratio, and the older 10.8 has an even higher 1.8k to 1. The regular Huawei matepad 11.5 (2023) only has around 1k to 1.
The contrast ratio of the HUAWEI MatePad 11.5"S is 1500:1 and yeah! it's perfect if you like watching movies.
@@markmanalo1849 Contrast Ratio makes one hell of a difference in media consumption.
Just use matte screen protector.
sorry.. a matte screen protector can never match the huawei papermatte technology.. never
@@NasarioTolabing correct. papermatte is awesome!