HONORPad X9, 11.5-Inch Wi-Fi Tablet, 4GB+128GB, 120Hz 2K FullView Display, 6 Speakers, Android 13, Space Grey

Anyone looking to get a good tablet, with great specs, at a great price knows how difficult it is to find one. There are so many brands, with misleading ads (yes I am looking at you, unbranded Chinese 12GB tabs that are 6Gb tabs using virtual memory instead of physical memory, which are about 3/4 of the listings)... Anyway I kept seeing the Honor Pad X9 constantly when looking at best budget tablet reviews, but the price was more than I wanted to spend and the specs (apart from the 120hz screen) were decidedly vanilla, it's not a game machine after all. After keeping it in my basket for a while I noticed the price fluctuating quite a lot, until it dropped to what I thought was a good deal (which only lasted a few hours tbh) so I took the plunge and bought it. And glad I did now.The pad itself is 12inches large, and yes, it is heavy to hold in one hand, especially if you add a cover and screen protector, so I mainly have it on my lap. The screen itself is nice. I have set the performance mode (120hz) because it has a large battery I don't think I will need to use economic settings unless I am away from a power source. Speaking of which there is only a charging cable in the box, but I have a spare 20w charger so that wasn't an issue. Scrolling is fast, and watching media (which is what I honestly would recommend this tablet for) is smooth and enjoyable. The cameras are next to useless, with too much noise and slow autofocus and honestly I would have preferred to see an extra few Gb ram than something that lets the tablet down. They are passable, I suppose, but I doubt I will use them much. The sound is a little disappointing, I expected the 6 speaker setting to be louder as all the reviews I saw said that the tablet was loud but in my experience it is not that loud. Lastly I skipped most of Honors software on setup and just went with Google, if I am going to have my data harvested I would rather just have it leaving my possession from one source than from providers that I don't have much control over. Overall I am very happy with my Honor Tab X9 for media consumption. You will be too, just don't overpay for it. 4.5 stars

For the money. Best tablet I have ever purchased. Great screen and speakers.Had it for over 6 months and it's still running fast. Loads of storage left.Will be buying more Honour products. Now I know the great quality

What a great piece of kit this really is. Screen quality is brilliant, perfect for video streaming (it's primary use) and app browsing (Amazon, eBay, Auto trader etc...) Initial setup was a breeze, simply connected my Android phone over USB and it transferred my account and apps, so was up and running very quickly out of the box.The camera is nothing to write home about however, it could be better but then it's not something I'd use except for very occasional video calls. You'd not produce a feature film using it anyway. It's physically quite big to hold, but I mainly use it for video streaming and bought a compatible case for it which acts as a desktop stand. Battery life seems decent, about 20% consumption on a 2 hour Netflix film for example. WiFi connectivity is great and the sound quality is excellent too. Good job Honor, I might just consider your other tech in the future.

Now, if this had a memory slot, it would have got an elusive 5 (I rarely give five stars)It's the only thing missing in what is, otherwise, an amazing tablet.The screen is crystal clear with a vibrant and superb picture. Movies are HD and the quality shows. It's quite responsive to touch too.The sound is, for a tablet, outstanding. It's got plenty of oomph to it with a rich bass and treble. You could easily enjoy both movies and music out of the speakers.Having moaned about no memory slot, it sports a massive 128G of memory, so it's going to be a long time before you fill it.Setting it up was a breeze. I just connected it to my old tablet and it copied everything across. (Including games, my levels and high scores) And it gets on really well with my Honor Phone (It's almost as if they were made with each other in mind)I'm very impressed.If you're not too bothered about a memory sot (and as it turned out, with 128G, I wasn't) then I'd highly recommend this. Especially at the price point

I moved to this tablet from a Galaxy Tab A8 which I was getting a bit fed up with.What a pleasant move it's been. It's slightly bigger than the A8, the screen is bright and vivid, the face unlock is very welcome at this budget price point (and works quite well- mostly).Interestingly, there is no 3.5mm headphone jack, but given that there is no lag on watching the streaming services, YouTube etc, this is no longer an issue for me. I used to have awful sync issues with people talking in shows/ movies/ videos with the Tab A8 when watching using wireless headphones, but this isn't an issue with the X9 (and it's the same headphones I'm using)Speaking of lag, there was always a noticeable lag with the A8 when using the tablet again for the first time in a few hours. Nothing like that with the X9- again a minor niggle but it starts to grate after a while.Moving the UI around feels snappy, no delays, and I'm overall very impressed with the lack of bloatware and unnecessary junk. I did uninstall some apps that came preinstalled (eg. Facebook and similar) but they weren't any hassle to get rid off.I'd recommend this tablet to anyone wanting something cheap and very cheerful.

After doing loads and loads of research and finding the best deals this was what I ended up deciding on and it works perfectly, loads of storage and a great screen and battery life. I would recommend . The WiFi connectivity is great and the picture quality is excellent. Brightness is great and I can't complain about anything but the lack of a screen protector:))