POCO Pad vs HUAWEI MatePad 11.5 S Comparison Review

In this comparison video, we have two tablets from different price segments engineered for different users in mind.

Design: [00:45]
Display: [02:29]
Sound: [03:51]
Performance: [04:46]
Camera: [06:39]
Battery: [06:56]
Connectivity: [07:39]
Conclusion: [09:02]

But with that said, which is for who?
--Find out in the video!

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[emanuelcahya]

huawei looked so clear, the only deal breaker for huawei is google service

[yveslauren]

Di ata match yung comparison dahil sa price palang almost double na. Dapat sa regular matepad 11.5 version lang na tig 18, 999 kinumpara yung poco pad.

[DRIPPED_GOKU]

first hi yugatech sorry for missing so much videos😅😅😅😢❤

[ultranova]

Hi, does the matepad have a desktop mode like Samsung Dex?

[buckethead]

i have the Huawei because of the real matte display. no screen protector can compete with a real matte screen. oh and btw...an apple user in the EU would need to spend 129.000 php to get a matte ipad screen (only available for ipad pro 1-2tb version + an extra 8100php) huawei = insane value

[dgmaticsoul]

The matepad is almost twice the price of the poco pad. It's priced at 14999 not 16999, that's quite overpriced.

[Ehsan.Zolfaghari]

does poco pad support usb c to hdmi or vga?

[NoobodyTV]

If you have budget just add a little more for Xiaomi Pad 6S

[negativeplayer]

Most reviewers often dismiss displays as long as it looks like it's "up to standard" with the modern trends.

The *display* is the most important aspect of a smartphone/tablet. It's what people use to interact with the computer.

It should be a standard that reviewers should test the contrast of a device using an LCD display—which can effectively and simply be tested by playing movies or videos that have a dark, hard to see setting. With this, we can easily know whether a display is fit of media consumption or not based on the amount of detail we can see in the shadows/darker areas and highlights.

And reviewers should use an Oled/Amoled Panel as a reference for these tests, or a top-end LCD display.

My recommended contrast ratio for movie watchers who are looking for a tablet within their budget is 1.5k : 1 (for LCDs). Anything below that, and you *WILL* notice muddy shadows, poor blacks, and horrendous highlights. You will barely see anything in the darker and brighter parts of a video/movie. Believe me, I used a tablet like that too.

Modern, cheaper Huawei tablets and phones that use an LCD display have mediocre contrast ratios. However, the Matepad 11.5 S is rated with 1.5k to 1 contrast ratio, and the older 10.8 has an even higher 1.8k to 1. The regular Huawei matepad 11.5 (2023) only has around 1k to 1.

[KuyaJRTV]

Poco looks cheap. Huawei has premium vibes!

[haiydzcustodio]

Aside from the google services its huawei all the way.

[reyjohnstudio]

TFT display lng yung huawei pero bakit ms malinaw compare ky poco na naka ips display..?🤔🤔