Honor has released the Pad X10 Mini, a compact 9.7 inch tablet built with a reinforced metal body and an 8000 mAh battery. The device combines a 90 Hz IPS display with a durable shell certified to MIL STD 810H standards for drop and pressure resistance. Sales are currently open in China starting at 1099 yuan, with no confirmation yet on international availability.
The front panel carries a 9.7 inch IPS display running at a resolution of 2052x1152 pixels. It delivers a 90 Hz refresh rate, peaks at 500 nits of brightness, and covers 100% of the sRGB color space. Scratch resistant tempered glass protects the screen from everyday impacts. The metal body measures 8.48 millimeters thick and holds both SGS durability certification and MIL STD 810H military grade compliance to survive drops and heavy physical pressure.
Honor equips the tablet with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 685 processor, offering buyers a choice between 4GB and 6GB of RAM. Both memory tiers pair with 128GB of internal storage, which users can expand up to 2TB using a microSD card. The tablet runs MagicOS 10 based on Android 16. Power comes from an 8000 mAh battery that yields up to 16 hours of continuous video playback or 122 hours of music playback on 1 charge.
Imaging and audio rely on 2 separate 5 MP cameras on the front and back, alongside 2 dedicated stereo speakers. Honor includes specialized system software with a curated content catalog tailored for children. The tablet sells exclusively in a Starry Grey finish with Wi Fi connectivity. In China, pricing starts at 1099 yuan (about $165) for the 4/128GB model, while the 6/128GB edition retails for 1399 yuan (about $210).
