It could’ve been a lot easier if those were beside the fingerprint sensor. That kind of spoiled the mood for me when I’m playing games on it and I’d have to drag the bottom part to show the back and home button. I do however have some awkwardness with its back and home buttons not situated beside the fingerprint sensor. Not much can be commented on the design due to its simple approach. My first impression was that it was at a good size at 8-inch (that’s what she said), making videos a pleasant to watch on the tab. From 55% of battery, it went down to 38% after two days of messaging and videos, which is really quite good. Lasting 7 hours and 54 minutes long on the benchmarks, it seems like the battery takes a serious beating from the large display.Īs for my personal experience with the tab, I used the tab for heavy Facebook usage and occasionally watching videos on YouTube. We expected more from its 4800 mAh battery though. In the battery benchmark, it actually posts a very mediocre showing, not too low, not too high. This test sees how well a device’s general productivity workloads and the numbers here means that it should work great for work-related tasks.
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Over to the PC Mark Work Performance test, it has done considerably well, placing over quite a few devices with faster SoCs.
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Only eking out a small lead over the vivo V5 and Wiko Ufeel Prime, the GPU performance certainly needs an upgrade for a more acceptable gaming experience. The HUAWEI MediaPad M3 Lite doesn’t perform well in the gamer’s benchmark, 3DMark. Geekbench tests the CPU clusters’ performance, and we can see that while it is better than the Snapdragon 430-packing ASUS ZenFone 4 Max Pro, it lags behind most of the smartphones with higher end SoCs. In the Geekbench benchmark, it has a relatively low score, which doesn’t come as a surprise at all. As you can see, the tab performs averagely, being slightly higher than the Wiko Ufeel Prime which uses a Snapdragon 430. Let’s take a look at how it performs under the benchmarks we’ve set.įirst up, we tested it out on Antutu v6 where it tests out the chipset’s performance.
The HUAWEI MediaPad M3 Lite uses a Qualcomm Snapdragon 435 chipset which is considered a downgrade compared to its M3 brother, which uses a Kirin 950. Specifications CPU/Chipset:Ĩ.0″, 1920 x 1200, 283PPI, Eye sight protectionĭual nanoSIM (one nanoSIM slot doubles as microSD slot)
Its practically naked over on the left side of the tablet.Īt the top lies the other half of the tab’s speakers.There’s also an audio jack just in case you ever want to bring the tab along for a ride on public transports. Covering both sides of the tab are the antenna lines, where it only covers the sides at the top and lower part. On the right side, there’s the usual volume rockers, the power button, and a hole for the sim/microSD tray. There’s the rear camera situated at the top left and a Harmon Kardon logo just at the bottom.Īt the bottom of the tab, there’s one half of the speaker of the HUAWEI MediaPad M3 Lite, USB port, and a little microphone filling the bottom half. Similar to the front, the back side of the tablet is simple. First thought that came to mind when I looked at the HUAWEI MediaPad M3 Lite was, dang I thought it was an iPad! Well that aside, over at the front, it has a very minimalist look with only the front camera and fingerprint sensor to be seen.
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