Matepad Pro 12 2 (2024) vs Pad 4 Pro

Huawei MatePad Pro 12.2 (2024) wins on display with its 12.2-inch Dual-layer OLED, 144Hz refresh rate, and 2000-nit peak brightness versus Oppo Pad 4 Pro’s 13.2-inch panel at 120Hz and lower peak brightness, making the Huawei screen 1.0 inch larger in usable area with superior color and motion clarity. Artists and professionals needing precise input should choose the Huawei for its active stylus support and 3:2 aspect ratio optimized for note-taking and design workflows, paired with 512GB storage and HarmonyOS 4.2 multitasking. The Oppo Pad 4 Pro suits buyers prioritizing raw CPU power—Snapdragon 8 Elite—and longer battery life (12140 mAh) for extended media playback, but lacks cellular and stylus support, making it best for media-only use on Wi-Fi. In UAE at AED 2999 vs AED 2299, Huawei wins because of stylus support and OLED display; in India at ₹67999 vs ₹52999, Oppo loses on value because the lack of stylus and cellular adds hidden costs for users needing those features.