"The Honor MagicPad 4 becomes the first tablet to be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 (the non-Elite near-flagship chipset). It is available starting today, though retail stores might have to wait until the 3rd. The tablet will be available at a discount this month and there are bundles with accessories on promo prices too."
"In the UK, the base MagicPad 4 (12/256GB) costs £600, while the 16/512GB upgrade is £700. However, a £100 early-bird voucher is available to drop the price to £500 and £600, respectively (use the code AMP4UK100). If you pick up the bundle option, you will get the Honor Magic-Pencil 3 stylus for £30, a MagicPad 4 Smart Keyboard for £30 and the MouseBuds Pro for £20."
"For the EU, the base price for the 12/256GB model is €700 and the 16/512GB upgrade is €800. However, the prices will be €100 lower until the end of March, so you're looking at €600 and €700, respectively. Europe gets bundle offers too. You can get the 256GB tablet with the keyboard and the stylus for €50 more."
The Honor MagicPad 4 becomes the first tablet to feature the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chipset and is available starting today with potential retail delays until the 3rd. In the UK, the base 12/256GB model costs £600, with a £100 early-bird voucher reducing it to £500. The 16/512GB variant is £700, dropping to £600 with the voucher. Bundle options include the Magic-Pencil 3 stylus, Smart Keyboard, and MouseBuds Pro at discounted rates. EU pricing starts at €700 for the base model, reduced to €600 until end of March. European bundles offer the keyboard and stylus for €50 additional, or all accessories for €100 more than the tablet alone.
Read at GSMArena.com
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