The HUAWEI MatePad 11 presents a coherent large-screen tablet specification built around display fluidity, accessory flexibility and Wi-Fi use. It is not positioned as a specialist single-purpose device: the combination of a 10.95-inch panel, optional keyboard and second-generation M-Pencil support gives it a broad role across study, documents and handwritten input. The key qualification is equally clear. This is a Wi-Fi-only tablet, so its connectivity is tied to available wireless networks.
A display designed for detail
The screen’s 2560 x 1600 resolution should provide a detailed canvas for documents, images and handwritten work, while the 120Hz refresh rate gives it strong technical foundations for fluid motion. Huawei specifies a TFT LCD using IPS technology, with the display measuring 10.95 inches. Together, those figures describe a screen with useful working space without moving into a much larger tablet format.
The Snapdragon 865 processor gives the MatePad 11 an established Qualcomm platform, and its inclusion supports the tablet’s positioning as a capable general-purpose device on paper. The storage range runs from 64GB to 128GB and 256GB, allowing buyers to select more local capacity where their files and media require it. The 64GB version, however, may place tighter limits on locally stored content.
Accessories broaden the brief
The HUAWEI Smart Magnetic Keyboard is an important part of the product’s identity. It gives the tablet a specified route towards keyboard-led work, while the HUAWEI M-Pencil, second generation, supports a separate stylus-based use case. Those accessories mean the MatePad 11 is designed to cover more than conventional touchscreen consumption, although the supplied specification establishes support rather than describing a particular software workflow.
Connectivity is centred on Wi-Fi 6, with dual-band 2.4GHz and 5GHz operation, 2x2 MIMO and Bluetooth 5.1. USB Type-C and USB 3.0 provide the stated wired connection. The absence of cellular support is a confirmed limitation rather than a minor detail: mobile use away from Wi-Fi networks is not part of this specification.
Battery and portability
Huawei lists a 7250mAh battery and 12-hour battery life. That gives the MatePad 11 a clear endurance target on paper, although the quoted figure should be treated as a manufacturer specification rather than an independent test result. At 485g, the tablet remains a relatively defined portable object, but that weight is a genuine trade-off for buyers expecting prolonged handheld use.