Huawei tablet with a beautiful 2.5K 120Hz display and keyboard included in the package dropped below 10 thousand in Czechia

A tablet with a keyboard, large display, and all-day battery life for less than ten thousand? You can currently buy the Huawei MatePad 11.5 (2025) on Alza for 9,890 CZK instead of the original 10,999 CZK – and the keyboard is included in the package. This is the main advantage over Samsung or iPad, where you often pay more for the keyboard and stylus than for the tablet itself. You can find the current price and availability in the product details on Alza.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense if you are looking for a tablet for school, office, or media consumption and don’t want to buy accessories for thousands more.
⚠️ Consider if you need a full Google ecosystem without compromises – services work via GBox, but with minor limitations.
💡 For 9,890 CZK you get a 2.5K display, keyboard, 256GB storage, and all-day battery – a combination that competitors won’t offer at this price.

Why the MatePad 11.5 is interesting

MatePad 11.5 stands out mainly for what’s included in the package. The keyboard, which sells for 3–5 thousand extra with competitors, is included here. The display has a resolution of 2456 × 1600 with adaptive 120 Hz and brightness up to 600 nits. The 10,100 mAh battery with 40W charging lasts easily a full day of intensive use according to users – several reviewers on Alza mention that the battery life is surprisingly high even with multitasking. The tablet weighs 515 grams and is only 6.1 mm thin.

What users say – and what to watch out for

On Alza, the tablet has a rating of 4.6 out of 5 (15 ratings, over 200 units sold) with a return rate of only 0.39%. Users most often praise the display, battery life, keyboard quality, and overall price/performance ratio. A student in one of the reviews writes that she originally wanted a Samsung, but after finding out the price of the keyboard, she quickly changed her mind – and the MatePad became her main work tool for school.

The main compromise is the absence of Google services. Applications are installed via AppGallery or GBox, through which Google Play also works. In practice, according to users, it works, but with minor limitations – widgets don’t function smoothly, and launching some applications takes a second longer. Furthermore, GPS is missing, the camera is weaker (issues with QR codes and reflections), and the charging adapter is not included in the package. The M-Pencil stylus is sold separately and only weakly attaches to the tablet magnetically – without a case with a holder, you’ll be searching for it in your bag.

Verdict: who it’s worth it for

If you are looking for a tablet primarily for school, notes, office work, or watching videos and don’t want to deal with expensive accessories, the Huawei MatePad 11.5 for 9,890 CZK is currently one of the best price/performance ratios on the market. The included keyboard, all-day battery life, and quality display are strong arguments. On the other hand, if you are used to a full Google ecosystem without compromises or need GPS and a quality camera, it will be better to opt for Samsung or Xiaomi.

If this model didn’t appeal to you, check out the current Alza Days, where discounted tablets and accessories are often available.

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