Chuwi, the Chinese brand known for its tablets, laptops, and mini-PCs has launched a new tablet in the market called the Chuwi HiPad XPro. This is essentially the successor of the HiPad X and brings a slightly larger display, narrower display bezels, a quad-speaker setup, and upgraded cameras.
The HiPad XPro comes with a 10.5-inch IPS
display with 1920 x 1200p resolution. The display comes with a 16:10 aspect
ratio and a maximum brightness of 360 nits. It also has Widevine L1 certification
which essentially means that you can stream content from services like Netflix,
Hulu, etc, in the highest quality that your hardware allows.
Under the hood, there is an Octa-core
Unisoc T616 chipset with two high-frequency Cortex-A75 cores and six efficient
Cortex-A55 cores. The chipset is coupled with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of Internal
storage. There is a microSD card slot available giving users the ability to
upgrade the memory all the way to 1TB. The is an 8MP front camera for video
calls and a 13MP Autofocus lens on the back for snapping pictures. As mentioned
above, it comes with a quad-speaker setup which is suitable for consuming
content. The tablet operates on Android 12-based OS, weighs 500 grams, and is
7mm thick. A decent 7,000mAh battery powers the tablet and there is an option
for Dual SIM LTE support.
The HiPad XPro is an affordable price tag
of US$ 149. Shippings are expected to commence by the end of January or in
early February. There is also a HiPad Pro 10.8 which is already shipping with a
2.5K touchscreen for US$ 219.
