Honor Tablet X10 Mini goes on sale in China starting at 1,099 yuan
The tablet pairs a 9.7-inch display with an 8,000mAh battery and comes in 4GB and 6GB RAM configurations.
Honor began selling its Tablet X10 Mini in China on October 23, 2026, with a starting price of 1,099 yuan. The company has not announced availability internationally or said whether the device will reach other markets as the Pad X7b.
The version with 4GB RAM costs 934.15 yuan after China's national subsidy. Buyers choosing 6GB RAM pay 1,399 yuan before the subsidy or 1,189.15 yuan afterward. Each version includes 128GB of storage. Honor says storage expansion of up to 2TB is supported, but does not specify whether it requires a microSD card.
The LCD measures 9.7 inches, runs at 90Hz and has a resolution of 2,052 × 1,152 pixels. Honor lists peak brightness at 500 nits and sRGB color coverage at 100%. Strengthened glass covers the screen to help resist scratches and damage from drops.
Honor estimates that the 8,000mAh battery supports video playback for up to 16 hours, music playback for 122 hours or standby for 82 days. Those figures come from the manufacturer, not independent testing. The processor in the Chinese model has not been confirmed.
The metal-bodied tablet weighs 447g and has 5MP cameras on the front and rear. Honor also lists SGS five-star certification covering resistance to drops and pressure, alongside MIL-STD-810H durability certification.
