Huawei's latest MediaPad tablet, the M5 Lite, is for both children and adults. But its $300 price tag might not be worth it.

The main selling point of the MediaPad M5 Lite is that it offers parents and children a single device for all their tablet needs. For parents, the M5 Lite includes adequate specifications in the Kirin 659 chipset, 3/4GB of RAM, and 32/64GB of storage space. For children, the M5 Lite offers three features:

First, it includes a blue light filter that reduces the emission of blue and ultraviolet light (which can damage a child's eyes or cause insomnia). Blue light filters aren't new. The first Blue Light filters, like the Twilight for Android, came out years ago. It's only over the past few years have filters come to tablets at the firmware level. Before you'd have to install an application.

Second, it offers a sandboxing  feature which allows parents to control content, usage time, eye-to-screen distance using an infrared camera, and more. The sandboxing software also prevents children from accessing purchasing features, without parental permission.