Honor MagicPad 3 teaser video shows off 13.3" 165Hz LCD, big battery and IMAX Enhanced label
The July 2 event is getting closer by the day and Honor has been posting more teasers for the upcoming devices. We have already seen images of the Honor MagicPad 3, a premium 13.3' tablet, but now the company's Weibo account has posted a video too. Honor MagicPad 3
The video goes over most of the same specs that we already know, starting with the 13.3' LCD with '3.2K' resolution and 165Hz refresh rate. Stylus support is featured prominently. The tablet is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and a 12,450mAh battery.
Honor MagicPad 3
Four years ago, Honor partnered with IMAX and this tablet reaps the benefits – you can see the 'IMAX Enhanced' label in the video. The video also confirms that a keyboard cover is on the way. The tablet will be available in three colorways. And it will have tons of AI features.
In addition to the MagicPad 3, Honor will also unveil its new flagship foldable – the Honor Magic V5, which is going for the 'thinnest horizontal foldable' crown, a slim Honor MagicBook Art 14 2025 laptop and potentially a surprise or two. Promo images for the event also show the Honor Watch 5 Ultra and the Honor EarBuds Open, but those were announced a while back (maybe Honor has a new revision in store).
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