Infinix has launched the XPAD 30 Pro in Malaysia at RM1,199 for the only configuration, 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. It goes on sale on Tuesday, 10 November 2026 at 8:00 PM, and the X Pencil 20 stylus and X KeyBoard 11 come bundled with it.
That bundle is the main reason to look at it. Infinix's launch poster lists the keyboard and stylus as a free gift worth RM199, while stocks last, so a buyer gets a tablet, a pen and a typing case for the price of the tablet alone.
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Infinix XPAD 30 Pro price and availability in Malaysia
- Price: RM1,199 (8GB + 128GB)
- On sale: 10 November 2026, 8:00 PM
- Where: Infinix Brand Stores nationwide, and the Infinix official stores on Shopee and TikTok Shop
- Colours: Twilight Purple, Anthracite Grey, Titanium Silver
- In the box (launch offer): X Pencil 20 stylus and X KeyBoard 11
Screen, chip and battery
The display is an 11-inch 2.5K panel with an 85% screen-to-body ratio and 550 nits peak brightness. It carries TÜV Rheinland certification for hardware-level low blue light and flicker-free performance, which matters more on a tablet meant for long study sessions than on a phone. Sound comes through DTS 3D surround.
Inside is a MediaTek Helio G200 Ultimate, built on a 6nm process. Memory is 8GB, which Infinix's virtual RAM feature can extend to 16GB, and storage is 128GB with a microSD slot that takes cards up to 2TB. The battery is 8200mAh with 18W charging, and the tablet supports bypass charging during games to reduce heat.
The XPAD 30 Pro also takes a SIM card for 4G, so it can get online without Wi-Fi or a phone hotspot.
It measures 6.6mm thick and weighs 476g, and Infinix says it passed more than 45 reliability tests, including extreme temperature, drop and bend tests.
Stylus, keyboard and the study apps
The X Pencil 20 supports palm rejection, lift-to-wake and an eraser function. The X KeyBoard 11 is rated for up to 3,000 hours of battery life, about 43 days, and has shortcut keys for the AI assistant and voice-to-text. WPS Office comes pre-installed.
The software, XOS 16, is aimed at students. AI Snap for Answers reads a homework question from the camera and works through a step-by-step solution, Circle to Search looks up anything circled on screen, and AI Notes can expand handwritten notes and insert recognised content. There is a built-in e-book reader for PDF and EPUB files, and Infinix says three of its own learning apps give access to more than 140,000 free educational resources.
Paired with a phone or laptop, the tablet can act as a second monitor and share files, a clipboard and drag-and-drop across devices.
Who it is for
Infinix pitches the XPAD 30 Pro at university students and young professionals. At RM1,199 with the keyboard and stylus included, it costs less than half of the new iPad mini, which is RM2,999 in Malaysia before any accessories, and it sits above budget slates such as the HONOR Pad X7b at RM699. The trade-off is the chip, a mid-range Helio rather than a flagship processor, so it is built for notes, video and casual games rather than heavy editing.
