Huawei may launch a new Kirin tablet with NearLink support next month

A recent input says that Huawei might launch a new Kirin tablet next month. The company has already listed several MatePad products on the certification sites. One of these could go official in the consumer market in the upcoming weeks.

Weibo tipster @SmartPikachu notes that a new Huawei Kirin tablet is on the way and might launch next month. The tablet is in the making but has a similar development progress as the Nova 13 series. Perhaps the company may release it in July 2024.

Further inputs add that the device supports 66W fast charging. It will bring NearLink technology to provide seamless and stable connectivity for consumers. A new Kirin chip or a distinct 9000s derivative is also expected to show up with this tablet.

Huawei could unveil a new tablet next month (Image Credits: Weibo)

A MatePad tablet with similar features has recently passed the 3C certification. It has the BKY-W00 model number and received the network approval on June 20, 2024.

The official name of the device is still unknown. Although the approval of various certifications for this tablet hints at its imminent launch. Hence, the latest information seems accurate and in line with the ongoing tablet development.

Apart from the tablet details, the leak also points out that the new device’s development progress is similar to the Nova 13 series. It implies that the next Nova lineup is almost ready and could initiate mass production any time from now.

The information also underlines the previous leak that said Huawei may unveil the Nova 13 series in July this year. Although the company has not confirmed the news so far and we have to wait for some official statements on this subject.