5 reasons that makes the realme Pad Mini a superb budget compact tablet!
realme's new Pad Mini is the company's newest impressive budget tablet with a compact design. In case you are interested, here are 5 of its best features!
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| 5 reasons why we are impressed with realme Pad Mini |
5 reasons that makes the realme Pad Mini a superb budget compact tablet!
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| Premium design for an entry-level tablet |
1. Premium design for the price - For a budget tablet, the realme Pad Mini features a pretty premium design with a sturdy aluminum casing and frame and a glasstic camera island at the back. It has a glass for the screen as well and has a red rubber gasket that could somehow protect it against light water splashes.
The design language from the boxy design with chamfered edges to the lines, it just looks and feels premium for a budget tablet.
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| Big size yet not unmanageable! |
2. 8.7-inches feels just right! - The realme Pad Mini with its 8.7-inch LCD screen feels great to use ergonomically. Talking about the display first the screen features a WXGA+ resolution with substantial bezels but has an 84.59 percent screen-to-body ratio. It also has 360-nits peak brightness as well as a Sunlight Mode.
In addition, it makes for a great multimedia companion since it also has Widebone L1 support for Netflix streaming and more.
Using it for other tasks such as social media and web browsing is also a great experience. It is not heavy plus the screen size makes it a breeze to navigate.
We find it great for reading content online and watching Netflix clips with L1 HD support on the go. This could be decent for light work and school research and document works as well.
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| realme Pad Mini AnTuTu results! |
3. Capable performer - The realme Pad Mini features the 12nm 2.0GHz UNISOC T616 octa-core processor, Mali-G57 GPU, up to 4GB RAM, and up to 64GB expandable storage via microSD. During our usage, it was able to handle daily tasks such as social media and web browsing well. The experience is super-snappy switching between apps as well.
For a chip deemed to be entry-level, it ran COD: Mobile at Medium settings pretty competently as well. This shows good software + hardware optimizations from realme.
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| Good camera performance for a tablet! |
4. Good camera performance for a tablet! - For tablets, cameras are mostly hit or miss. But, realme Pad Mini provided photos that have good exposure and colors. This is amazing compared to most tablets even in higher price ranges.
5. Big battery with good endurance - The realme Pad Mini has a huge 6,400mAh battery. With realme's optimizations, the Pad Mini can last you a full day's worth of work and entertainment before needing to charge.
For charging, it has an 18W fast charging technology that can quickly replenish the Pad Mini faster than other budget tabs.
realme Pad Mini Specs
Display: 8.7-inch LCD screen w/ WXGA+ 1340 x 720 resolution at 175 ppi
CPU: 12nm 2.0GHz UNISOC T616 octa-core processor
GPU: Mali-G57
RAM: 3GB/4GB
ROM: 32GB/64GB via microSD card slot up to 1TB
Back Camera: 8MP f/2.0
Selfie Camera: 5MP f/2.2
Battery: 6,400mAh w/ 18W fast charging
OS: Android 11 w/ realme UI for Pad
Connectivity: WiFi 802.11 ac (2.4GHz/5GHz), 4G LTE, Bluetooth 5.0, GPS, A-GPS, GLONASS, BeiDouSIM
Sensors: Accelerometer, light, orientation, proximity, gyroscope, sound, magnetic
Others: Stereo speakers, Dirac certification, USB-C, Colors: Grey, Blue
Dimensions: 211.84 x 124.48 x 7.59 mm
Weight: 372 g
Price: PHP 9,990 (3GB+32GB LTE), PHP 11,990 (4GB+64GB LTE)
The realme Pad Mini will be available in 3GB+32GB LTE variant for PHP 9,990 and 4GB+64GB LTE variant will be available for P11,990. The realme Pad Mini will also be coming soon in a 3GB+32GB WiFi variant.
In addition, the 3GB+32GB LTE model will be available for PHP 1,500 off as an early bird deal only through the realme Official Store on Lazada while the 4GB+64GB LTE variant will be available at PHP 2,000 off.
From April 4 to 30, it will also include a FREE realme Mobile Game Finger Sleeves at all realme locations nationwide. The item is also available with Home Credit on a 6 or 9-month payment plan with 0 percent interest.
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