Looking for a budget tablet that doesn’t feel cheap? Honor’s latest launch—the Pad X7—might be exactly what you need. Priced at just ₹7,800 (limited-time offer), this compact tablet packs a smooth display, strong battery, and everyday performance that punches above its price. Let’s take a closer look at what it really offers.

Compact Size, Smooth Visuals

The first thing you’ll notice about the Pad X7 is its compact form. With an 8.7-inch LCD screen, it’s easy to hold, use, or carry around in a small bag. Perfect for travel, reading, or binge-watching on the couch.

But it’s not just size—the 90Hz refresh rate makes everything feel faster and smoother. From scrolling through apps to watching videos, the experience feels fluid. And with 625 nits brightness, you won’t be squinting even if you’re using it outdoors.

Handles Your Daily Tasks Easily

Under the hood, the Pad X7 runs on the Snapdragon 680 processor, which is known for balancing speed and battery life. It’s not built for heavy gaming, but for normal daily use—streaming, reading, Zoom calls, casual games—it does the job smoothly.

You get up to 6GB RAM and 128GB storage, which is more than enough for most users. Need more room? Just pop in a microSD card.

All-Day Battery Life You Can Rely On

If there’s one thing most budget tablets lack, it’s a dependable battery. Thankfully, the Honor Pad X7 steps up with a 7020mAh battery—big enough to get you through a full day of use. And with 10W fast charging, topping up doesn’t take forever.

There’s also reverse wired charging, which means in a pinch, you could even charge your phone using the tablet.

Cameras That Get the Job Done

No, it won’t replace your phone camera—but for video calls, online classes, or quick photos, it’s got you covered. You get an 8MP rear camera and a 5MP front camera, which are decent enough for what most people need on a tablet.

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Tough Enough for Real-Life Use

Here’s something most brands don’t talk about—durability. Honor says the Pad X7 passed 42 quality tests, including drop tests and pressure tests. So whether you’re handing it to a kid, using it in the kitchen, or throwing it in your backpack, it’s built to handle some bumps and knocks.

Incredible Price (For Now)

Here’s the real surprise: the tablet launched in Saudi Arabia at just SAR 349, which is roughly ₹7,800. That’s the introductory price, though—later it will go up to around ₹10,000. If it launches in India soon with a similar price tag, it could become a hit in the budget segment.

Final Thoughts

The Honor Pad X7 isn’t trying to compete with high-end tablets—and that’s exactly why it’s interesting. It focuses on what budget users actually need: a compact build, smooth display, reliable performance, and strong battery life. If you’re looking for a tablet for reading, streaming, or everyday use, this one deserves your attention—especially while it’s still at that low launch price.