Matepad Pro 11 (2024) vs Pad 3 Pro

The Huawei MatePad Pro 11 (2024) wins on display with its 11.0-inch OLED panel at 120Hz versus the Oppo Pad 3 Pro’s 12.1-inch LCD at 90Hz, making its screen 0.8 inches smaller but significantly sharper at 274 ppi versus 304 ppi and richer in color with 1B hues. Artists and professionals needing precise input should choose the Huawei for its active stylus support with 0.2ms latency and pressure sensitivity, paired with HarmonyOS 4.0’s multi-window productivity tools and 1TB storage for large media files. The Oppo Pad 3 Pro suits users prioritizing longer battery life (9510 mAh vs 8300 mAh) and lower cost, especially those who don’t need a stylus and prefer Android 14’s broader app compatibility. In UAE at AED 2899 vs AED 2199, the Huawei is better because its OLED display and stylus support justify the premium; in India at ₹65999 vs ₹48999, the Oppo wins on value because the price gap exceeds the benefit of the Huawei’s superior screen and stylus, especially without cellular or accessory bundles.