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Khadas Mind Go Tablet with Keyboard Stand Now Reservable

No launch date. No final pricing. But Khadas is taking reservations now — with up to $500 off — for its new Windows tablet with iPad Pro-like keyboard stand and desktop dock.

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Khadas Mind Go tablet docked to keyboard stand and desktop dock, showing floating display angle and pogo-pin connection points
Khadas Mind Go tablet docked to keyboard stand and desktop dock, showing floating display angle and pogo-pin connection pointsPhoto via Notebookcheck

Khadas Mind Go tablet is up for reservation ahead of launch — $500 off early bundles, iPad Pro-style keyboard stand included. It’s a Windows 11 convertible built around Intel’s Lunar Lake Core Ultra 2 Series CPUs, with an 11.6-inch 120Hz 2800 × 2000 display, passive cooling in tablet/laptop mode (12W TDP), and active cooling in desktop dock mode (30W total TDP).

The tablet itself has an 18 Wh battery. The keyboard adds 53 Wh, Khadas claims 12 hours of video playback across both. No official launch date yet, but reservations are live on Khadas’s site. Two configurations: Core Ultra 5 226V with 16GB LPDDR5X-8533 RAM and 512GB SSD, or Core Ultra 7 258V with 32GB RAM and 1TB SSD.

Both ship with Windows 11. Bundles include either just the magnetic keyboard stand, which mimics the iPad Pro Magic Keyboard’s floating hinge and backlighting, or the full 3-in-1 Essential bundle with that keyboard and the desktop dock. The dock adds HDMI 2.1, dual USB 3.2 Gen 2-A, USB 3.0-C, Ethernet, headphone jack, stereo speakers, and expands the tablet’s single Thunderbolt 4 port.

Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.4 are built in. Pricing isn’t listed outright, only discount amounts: up to $500 off during Super Early Bird reservations. No US or Indian price disclosed. No release window given beyond ‘ahead of official launch’.

The Mind Go is not shipping yet. It’s not in stores. It’s not reviewed. It’s reserved, and priced only as a discount off an undisclosed MSRP.

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