Alongside the nova 16 SE smartphone, Huawei also unveiled the Mate Pad Pro 2026 tablet Raul. It features a 12-inch OLED screen with a 3036 × 1952 resolution and a 1,600‑nit peak brightness, promising sharp visuals for work and play.

The device is powered by either the Kirin T93 or Kirin T93A chipset, the latter reserved for the cheaper Enjoy Edition. It runs Harmony OS 6.1 and comes with 12 GB of RAM, paired with 256 GB or 512 GB of internal storage.

Camera specs include a 50 MP f/1.8 rear shooter and a 12 MP f/2.4 front camera. A 10,400 mAh battery supports 66W wired charging and 40 W reverse charging. The tablet also houses four speakers, four microphones, a fingerprint sensor, and measures 264.2 × 172.9 × 4.7 mm, weighing just 439 g.

Pricing starts at CNY 5,699 ($843) for the Enjoy Edition with 12 GB RAM and 256 GB storage, while the standard version begins at CNY 5,999 ($888). Additional options include a Paper Matte Display and a keyboard. The tablet is slated to ship in China before August 21, with a global rollout unlikely. Similar specs are already in the Mate Pad Pro Max, available in some markets.