HONORPad 9, 12.1-inch Wi-Fi Tablet, 8GB+256GB, 120Hz 2.5K Eye Protection Display, 8 Speakers, Android 13, Space Grey

The quality of this tab is outstanding for this price seriously I was worried to take the plunge to buy it, but oh so glad I did !!! I only bought it to watch YouTube, Netflix, Amazon Prime and the football via the apk content, but this device can do everything so incredibly well, I can’t see the justification in spending so much on any of the current expensive market leaders. Screen and sound quality are excellent and ease of use a doddle, Honor you have nailed it with this kit 👍

I've had this tablet for 12 months and it's still the best tablet I've ever had. The specifications are impressive, the responsiveness is still incredible, and the size of it, WOW. The picture quality is fantastic, I stream content from my local PC and even 4K video plays so smooth.The battery life is a little meh, but I do really intensive stuff, so I suppose 3 hours is actually good. When I use it to play audiobooks at night, then the battery just keeps going for a couple of weeks.I really really love this tablet, the only downside, it's you can't add a microSD card to increase the storage, but even at 256GB do I really need it... not really, but it would be awesome to have.Top rate tablet. I love it.

I'm very impressed with this tablet. I wasn't going to bother with the keyboard option, but managed to get it included for next to nothing in an Amazon "used - like new" offer. I'm glad I did, because the keyboard really enhances the tablet, and it is very slim - it doesn't add much more bulk than a tranditional flip case.The tablet itself looks "premium" - and performance in all the areas that I care about is great. The screen is excellent at the price point, and the speakers are a real surprise - probably the best I've heard on a tablet. Combined with the case, the tablet turns in to a small laptop, and any tasks involving typing become much easier. Battery life is excellent, and charging (at up to 35W) is more than fast enough for my needs. No charger is included, but most of use have more of those than we need already, so I don't mind that at all. Both the tablet and the keyboard charge via USB Type-C.I thought I'd find the Magic OS (based on Android) annoying, and had planned to use a more vanilla launcher like Nova. However, I find Magic OS is fine - I actually like it - especially the fixed and dynamic docks at the bottom of the screen. It is clearly a nod to Apple.There are inevitably a few features missing. For example the USB port is only USB 2, so data transfer is not the fastest, and there is no USB-HDMI video option. However, when you look at the price point versus and entry level iPad - the difference in cost-to functionality is huge.This is a very good value tablet. I strongly recommend going for the "with keyboard" option. It adds very little bulk and really improves the user experience.

I've used a lot of android tablets over the years - mostly use them for light stuff - web browsing, emails on the train etc. It's been interesting seeing how they've developed over the years and this is by far the best one I've ever used.Pros:1. The 60hz screen is incredibly smooth and sharp2. The keyboard is very good and the case + keyboard feels pretty solid3. It feels much more premium than the price.4. The split screen feature is actually really useful. e.g. if you click on a link in gmail it will open the browser in the second half of the screen.Cons:1. No LTE. There is an LTE version but this doesn't come with the keyboard.2. The keyboard is bluetooth - it doesn't connect physically to the tablet. So you have to keep it charged separately which can be annoying.3. For me personally I've realised that 12in is a bit big for a tablet, even if it's relatively thin and light.

Very nice tablet, screen is super, keyboard was easy to set up, I've attached my Bluetooth devices and used it for teams calls. So all good, very impressed with the value for money.

I was looking at getting a new Ipad air with keyboard and found this instead.Compared to a £1K Ipad air with keyboard, this is a bargain.Well worth getting the version with the keyboard as it is a slim design.Battery life is good.Screen is not Ipad levels but still very good.I also brought an external keyboard and track pad for this tablet but it made it too thick and bulkyyou can pair a Bluetooth mouse anyway, hence just get this version with the keyboard.Magic OS is a bit marmite, youll either love it or hate it.For me, I love it. changed the fonts and the rotate action of moving from the first screen to the second and now it looks really polished.

Great tablet, really pleased with the speed, performance and the quality of the display.Bought them for my elderly dad and my daughter and they both love them!My only concern (I am not knocking any stars off for this as I should have checked before I bought it) is that it can only be charged via the USB-C port. There is no wireless charging. There is no dock charging option.This does mean that with wear and tear over time, or with heavy handed use, the USB-C port may fail and leave you with no way to charge the device. I have tried to get charging sockets replaced a few times over the years, and quite often nowadays with the thinner devices, the shops just refuse to do them, or say it will be a "best effort" and they may break the screen when removing it to get at the motherboard, which they require indemnity from before attempting the repair!So just bear that in mind.

I love almost everything about this product. When you open the tablet (with keyboard attached), a strong magnet keeps the viewing angle fixed. The keyboard is smooth and easy to use (bluetooth connected). Good apps. Familiar Android.Can't fault it.