Huawei today organized a program to demonstrate his latest wearbals. With those we saw the announcement of a new tablet and the international release of another set of TWS Yearbuds.
The tablet is called the Matepad Pro 12.2 “and is a natural development from the 2024 version launched in the last summer. It has a papermate display with a tendem OLED panel, but it maintains the same 508G body, 10,100 mAh battery and 100W wirengeling.
The earbuds Freebals available in China since March 2025 are 6. They offer a re -designed audio driver for cancellation of AI noise and clear output.
As the name suggests, the Matepad Pro has 12.2 “screen. It has a resolution of 2,800 x 1840 pixels and upgraded 3,000 NITS peaks in the shikhara.
The tablet still has a dual camera setup on the back, with 50 MP main snapper and 8 MP ultravide camera for those unusual moments when you have to take a group photo with a 12 -inch slate.
Huawei usually does not talk about its chipset, so we can only assume that this Kirin runs on the 9000s platform – we have nothing official. The tablet comes with EMUI on the international market, but the interesting thing is that it is not available in China, so we do not know whether it carries forward Huawei’s self-developed harmonous or not.
Huawei Matepad Pro 12.2 “is bundled with a magnetic keyboard. 12/256 GB version is € 849.99 (not available in UK), while 12/512 GB variants, which is only with papermate display, is £ 899.99.99/€ 999.99.
The freebuds 6 has unique waterdrop -shaped (they call it a drop) stem, which is 12% smaller and 9% lighter than the anterior. Huawei is now using AI for multi-channel noise reduction, and can filter up to 95 DB of unwanted noise.
The company advertised a feature applied in the first Freebuds Pro 4 – in a noise environment, the ability to make a clear call like a loud concert or sports game. Freebuds 6 has an AI agent in China, disabled in international units.
The Huawei Freebuds 6 is priced at £ 139.99/€ 159.99. Audio wearbals are already available at the Huawei store.
