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At a glance Expert's Rating Pros Slim, lightweight body Beautiful OLED screen Superb performance Speedy charging Cons Cluttered UI Limited update promise Accessories aren't the best Our Verdict With impeccable performance, an excellent OLED display, and plenty of productivity and media playback features, the Honor MagicPad 4 gives you almost everything you could want from an Android tablet at a very reasonable price. The software needs honing, and the optional accessories aren't the best, but pound for pound, there's very little that can touch it. Price When Reviewed This value will show the geolocated pricing text for product undefined Best Pricing Today Price When Reviewed Unavailable in the US Best Prices Today: Honor MagicPad 4 You can't really blame Samsung for turning out incremental updates to its extended tablet family year on year. It's nailed the formula, and continues to provide the best non-iPad hardware in the business. That's the standard line, at least, and it's one that Honor would doubtless like to challenge. With the MagicPad 4, it's offering an extremely powerful, well-equipped tablet that's as good at productivity tasks as it is for media consumption. Best of all, it manages to pull all this off at a hugely competitive mid-market price. This year's model reinstates an OLED display and amps up the performance while dramatically reducing bulk. It's a pretty formidable package. If you're looking for a Galaxy Tab or iPad Air alternative, this might be it. one of the finest Android tablets in its class Design & Build 4.8mm thickness, 450g weight 93% screen-to-body ratio Stylus and keyboard case available The Honor MagicPad 4 comes in the same two colors as its predecessor, grey and white, with the same flat metal frame and a very similar rounded-square camera module in the corner.

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