With three new tablet models spanning from the popular to high-end segments, Motorola has become a new factor that promises to make the Vietnamese tablet market even more exciting.

The need to use tablets is no longer simply limited to watching movies, entertainment or surfing the web. Devices with large screens, good configuration, stylus and keyboard support are gradually becoming the choice of many users, from students to those who need a flexible working device besides a laptop.

In that context, Motorola officially entered the Vietnamese tablet market with three products including Moto Pad 60 Neo, Moto Pad 70 and Moto Pad 70 Pro. The new series of devices has a thin and light metal design, high-resolution screen, large capacity battery and many AI-enabled features, targeting different user groups with prices starting from 6.59 million VND.

Moto Pad 60 Neo: Compact, meets daily learning and entertainment needs

As the most accessible version of the trio, Moto Pad 60 Neo is aimed at users who need a tablet with a compact design, sharp screen and suitable configuration for everyday tasks.

The product has a metal design with flat edges, a thickness of only 6.99mm and a youthful PANTONE Ocean Blue color option. The minimalist design makes the device easy to accompany in activities such as studying, working or entertaining on the go.

On the front, the Moto Pad 60 Neo is equipped with an 11-inch screen, 2.5K resolution and 90Hz refresh rate, providing a large enough display space to read documents, study online or watch movies. The screen also meets two TÜV Rheinland Low Blue Light and Flicker Free certifications, helping to reduce blue light and flicker, contributing to a more comfortable experience when used for long periods of time. Motorola also equips the device with a four-speaker system that supports Dolby Atmos, enhancing the sound experience when watching movies, listening to music or playing games.

In terms of configuration, Moto Pad 60 Neo uses an eight-core MediaTek Dimensity 6300 processor, suitable for common tasks such as surfing the web, using learning applications, video calling or common entertainment. The device has a 7,040 mAh battery, providing up to 12 hours of use according to the manufacturer's announcement and comes with a standard charger right in the box.

Besides hardware, Moto Pad 60 Neo also supports popular AI assistants such as Google Gemini and Copilot, helping users look up information, support content processing and improve learning efficiency.

Moto Pad 70: Large screen, 10,200 mAh battery and many working utilities

Moving up a step is the Moto Pad 70, a model positioned by Motorola as a balanced choice between study, entertainment and work. Compared to the Neo version, the device has been upgraded in screen size, performance, battery capacity and the ability to combine with work accessories. The device continues to use a thin and light metal design with a thickness of only 6.29mm on the Wi-Fi version, and comes with a PANTONE Blue Ice color option for a modern style.

The highlight on the front is the 12-inch IPS screen, 2.5K resolution, 90Hz refresh rate and 96% DCI-P3 color coverage. The screen has a normal brightness of 600 nits, which can be increased to 800 nits in HBM mode, helping content display more clearly in brightly lit environments.

Large display space provides advantages when reading documents, watching movies or handling tasks that require opening a lot of content at the same time. Comes with a four-speaker Dolby Atmos system, serving multimedia entertainment needs.

Moto Pad 70 uses an eight-core MediaTek Dimensity 6400 processor, combined with a 10,200 mAh battery and 45W fast charging. These are equipment aimed at continuous use throughout the day, from studying, working to entertainment, without having to worry too much about battery life.

Working ability is also a factor that Motorola focuses on in products. Moto Pad 70 is compatible with the Moto Pen, supports smart notes, real-time voice-to-text conversion and quick information lookup with Google utilities.

When combined with the Folio Keyboard Case accessory that integrates the keyboard, the device can also serve tasks such as text editing, data entry or document processing more conveniently. This is an approach that helps Moto Pad 70 not only stop at an entertainment device but also become a flexible learning and working tool for students as well as office workers.

Moto Pad 70 Pro: 3.5K 144Hz screen, Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 and PC-like working experience

The most advanced in the new product series is the Moto Pad 70 Pro, a model that Motorola invested heavily in both display quality, performance and work support features. The device has a monolithic metal design with a thickness of only 6.2mm and a weight of 598g, quite compact for a tablet with a large screen. The PANTONE Titan color option provides a minimalist look, consistent with the orientation of a high-end work and entertainment device.

On the front is a 13-inch LTPS IPS screen, 3.5K resolution, scanning frequency up to 144Hz and 99% DCI-P3 color coverage. These parameters provide a wide display space, high detail and rich color reproduction, meeting the needs of watching movies, playing games, working with images or processing multiple content at the same time.

The screen also meets Low Blue Light and Flicker Free certifications from TÜV Rheinland, helping to reduce blue light and flicker. In addition, the four-speaker system is fine-tuned by JBL, combined with Dolby Atmos, contributing to perfecting the audio-visual experience on the device.

In terms of hardware, Moto Pad 70 Pro uses an eight-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 processor. This is the most powerful configuration of the trio, aimed at tasks that require high processing capabilities such as playing heavy graphics games, editing content or multitasking. The device also owns a 10,200 mAh battery, supports 45W fast charging, 13MP rear camera and 8MP front camera, meeting the needs of document capture, video calling and online meetings.

However, the notable point of Moto Pad 70 Pro lies not only in its configuration but also in the tools that help the tablet become a mobile working device.

The product supports the Moto Pen Pro pen, allowing you to take notes, sketch ideas, convert voice into text in real time and exploit creative features with AI. Motorola also integrates tools such as Smart Capture, Smart Erase and Smart AI Input, combined with Google's Circle to Search to help users search, process and create content more conveniently.

In particular, Moto Pad 70 Pro supports multi-device connection and working solutions such as PC Mode and Smart Connect. When combined with the Folio Keyboard Case with integrated keyboard, users can enter data, process documents and switch between tasks in a way closer to a personal computer. With these equipment, Moto Pad 70 Pro is aimed at a group of users who want to own a tablet with good entertainment capabilities but still flexible enough for work, content creation and study.

All three tablet models Moto Pad 60 Neo, Moto Pad 70 and Moto Pad 70 Pro officially hit the Vietnamese market from October 30, 2026. The expected retail prices are 6.59 million VND for Moto Pad 60 Neo, 10.99 million VND for Moto Pad 70 and 18.99 million VND for the most advanced version Moto Pad 70 Pro.

On the occasion of opening sale, Mobile World system launches a promotion program for customers who buy the Moto Pad line with a total value of up to 4 million VND. In particular, buyers can receive a direct discount of up to 1 million VND and receive a gift set of accessories worth up to 3 million VND depending on the device model, including a fast charger, leather case with integrated keyboard, stylus and wireless mouse. In addition, eligible pupils, students and teachers also receive additional preferential support of up to 500,000 VND.

With prices ranging from the popular to high-end segments, the appearance of the Moto Pad line brings additional notable options to Vietnamese users. From a device for learning and entertainment to a tablet that can combine a keyboard and stylus to work flexibly like a PC, Motorola is showing its ambition to expand its presence in the tablet market, where competition is becoming increasingly vibrant.