On the afternoon of October 30, I went to the event where Motorola launched the Moto Pad tablet line in Vietnam. This is the first time Motorola officially launched a tablet, and they released 3 at a time. This session includes an introduction, an experience area to hold the camera comfortably, and at the end of the session there is also a private dinner. I took a lot of pictures so I gathered them up to tell you guys

The event space is still neat as usual

The event was held in a large hall with many experience tables. There were quite a few guests right from the beginning. The lobby ceiling is made of a round dome with circular lights, in front there is a large screen to introduce the machine, and below are rows of long tables for customers to sit.

Right in the middle of the lobby, Motorola built a private area with a large logo hanging high above. This is also where many people stop to take photos to check in before entering the experience area.

Next to it there is also a small water counter, a glass cabinet displaying cakes and drinks, and the back wall has the Motorola logo attached. After looking at the camera, my legs got tired so I stopped here to get a glass of water, stood and talked to a few acquaintances for a bit, then came back to pick up the camera again.

When it came to the main part, guests sat in rows of tables. Everyone had a device in front of them. They listened to the introduction and opened the device to try it out. The atmosphere is quite comfortable, not restrictive like sitting and listening in one direction.

The machine experience area is crowded, I like Pad 70 the most

The part I spent the most time on was the experience area. In addition to tables for tablets, Motorola also has several tables displaying separate phones, with bright backlights, and devices lined up by color for everyone to see together.

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Tablets are placed on each small table, each device has a built-in keyboard and pen included. Each table has a device nameplate next to it and a Motorola employee stands to give instructions. Anyone who wants to try typing, drawing or opening multiple applications at the same time can, just ask and they will show you.

The customer picks up the device, turns it around, flips the back, removes the keyboard, and then puts it back in to see the mechanism. Some people hold the device up to eye level to see the screen, while others sit and try typing on the keyboard for a long time.

This area is airy and the tables are spaced far enough apart so even when crowded, people can still move around easily without having to jostle. I like the way the device is ready to open, so whoever comes can use it immediately without having to wait.

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3 Motorola tablets launched

This time Motorola released 3 devices, each with its own color so you can tell them apart at a glance. Moto Pad 70 Pro is the tallest device, 13-inch screen, dark Titanium color, has PC Mode when attached with keyboard and speakers tuned by JBL, expected price 18.99 million VND.

When attaching the keyboard, the Pro stands up and looks quite like a small laptop. The keyboard is the same dark color as the device, has a touchpad below, and a stand on the back holds the device standing on the table.

Moto Pad 70 is located in the middle, 12.1 inch light blue screen, battery and fast charging like the Pro version, expected price 10.99 million VND. Putting the two devices side by side, we see that the Pro version is a bit larger, while the 70 version has a light blue keyboard that matches the color of the device.

The Moto Pen is also displayed on the table, placed next to the device for you to pick up and try to write and draw.

Moto Pad 60 Neo is the smallest and cheapest device, with an 11-inch blue screen, suitable for studying and watching movies, expected price of 6.59 million VND. The back has a simple camera cluster and the Motorola logo in the middle.

All three devices have metal bodies, TÜV Rheinland eye protection certified screens, 4 Dolby Atmos speakers and can use the Moto Pen. So no matter which device you choose, the audio-visual and pen-note taking parts are all there, the main difference being the screen size and accompanying keyboard.

Private dinner after the event

After the launch, Motorola invited a private dinner. Food is presented buffet style on large round counters, with fresh seafood and many desserts.

The dessert counter displays many types of small cakes, arranged in layers, looking very eye-catching. Next to it is a seafood counter on ice. You guys get your food and then sit back and talk about the machines you just picked up in the afternoon.

All 3 devices have been on sale since October 30, Mobile World is having an opening sale promotion with gifts and accessories depending on the device. If you are looking for an Android tablet to study or work, you can stop by the store to try it out first. Below are more photos I took at the event for you to see.