Huawei MatePad Pro Max arrives in Indonesia with prices starting at Rp19.999.999, positioning a 13-inch tablet as a mobile alternative for work commonly handled on a laptop. Its central proposition is PC-Level WPS Office with AI tools for documents, proposals, and writing tasks.
The tablet is offered in 256GB and 512GB storage configurations, both in Blue and Space Gray. Suara.com reported that Huawei is also providing promotional benefits valued at up to Rp11.5 million from July 22 through August 21, 2026.
Indonesia Pricing and Promotional Package
| Storage | Price | Colours |
|---|---|---|
| 256GB | Rp19.999.999 | Blue, Space Gray |
| 512GB | Rp26.999.999 | Blue, Space Gray |
The promotional package includes the Huawei Glide Keyboard, M-Pencil Pro, and a one-year WPS AI subscription. The difference between the two storage variants is Rp7 million.
Huawei is targeting professionals who frequently move between work locations but still need to handle documents, presentations, meeting notes, and visual materials. The device is therefore presented as more than a premium entertainment tablet.
AI Tools for Work and Creative Tasks
Huawei MatePad Pro Max runs PC-Level WPS Office with several AI-supported functions. AI Summarize is intended to condense long documents, while Grammar Polish assists with refining written work.
Smart Create is designed to help users prepare proposal drafts from the same device. These features are part of Huawei’s effort to give the tablet a PC-class productivity role.
Creative work is addressed through the GoPaint application, which includes AI-supported Fluid Brush and Intelligent Colour Card functions. Huawei says these tools are intended to support designers and creative directors handling more complex and precise visual work.
Huawei Notes adds Note Replay, a feature that synchronises audio recordings with handwritten notes. It can be relevant for journalists and executives who need a more organised way to revisit meeting discussions.
Large Display in a Thin Metal Body
The tablet measures 4.7 mm thick and weighs about 509 grams. Huawei describes it as the world’s thinnest and lightest 13-inch professional tablet.
Its thin profile is paired with a full-metal unibody construction. Huawei also uses Cloud Falcon Architecture to maintain the device’s structural strength.
The 13-inch 3K Flexible OLED PaperMatte Display has a 94 percent screen-to-body ratio. The broad workspace is intended for viewing documents, taking notes, and creating visual content without moving to a larger device.
The PaperMatte Display is designed to reduce screen reflections. Its anti-glare treatment is intended to make the display easier to view under bright lighting or direct sunlight.
Accessories and Battery Support
The Huawei Glide Keyboard includes an integrated storage slot for the stylus. This arrangement keeps a key accessory with the tablet during travel.
A 10,400 mAh battery supports the device’s daily use, alongside 66W Huawei SuperCharge technology. Huawei has also introduced the MatePad 11.5 AI Edition as a more compact and more affordable option for users seeking AI-based productivity support.
