The Honor MagicPad 4 debuts with a groundbreaking 165Hz OLED display featuring 5280Hz PWM dimming - the highest ever seen on a tablet. This display technology represents a significant leap forward in eye comfort, addressing concerns that have plagued OLED devices from competitors like Apple and Samsung. The 5280Hz rate exceeds IEEE safety standards while most flagship tablets still operate at just 240Hz.

What makes this particularly noteworthy is Honor's implementation of low modulation alongside the high-frequency dimming. This combination ensures even flicker-sensitive users can comfortably use the device without the headaches commonly experienced on other OLED tablets. The display also avoids the temporal dithering tricks used by some manufacturers to enhance color volume, which can trigger adverse reactions in certain users.

However, there's a notable limitation: the 5280Hz rate only activates under specific conditions, primarily when running at 165Hz refresh rate. At lower brightness levels, the display oscillates between 4320Hz and 5280Hz depending on content, with no option to lock it at the maximum rate. Users must manually switch to 60Hz to guarantee the 4320Hz rate, sacrificing motion clarity. While the display peaks around 1,200 nits compared to 3,600 nits on Honor's phones, this may actually benefit usability. The MagicPad 4 represents Honor's most compelling tablet offering yet, combining cutting-edge display technology with practical considerations for user comfort.