On the evening of October 27th, the Redmi Pad, the first tablet from the Redmi brand, was officially launched. The purpose of this product is to improve the experience of the tablet market. Let’s take a look and see if this product can provide users with a richer experience in the thousand-dollar tablet market.
The Redmi Pad is designed with a Unibody metal body, available in dark gray, silver, and smoky green colors.
The Redmi Pad is not only certified by Rheinland Hardware Low Blue Light but also has SGS low visual fatigue certification. The Redmi Pad not only passes the Rheinland hardware low blue light certification but also has the SGS low visual fatigue certification. The symmetrical four speakers support Dolby Atoms stereo audio for better audio and video presence.
Workmanship and design
The Redmi Pad is an entry-level tablet, but it uses the same design elements as the Xiaomi Mi Tablet 5, with an integrated metal body and a large straight-edge screen that is close to the width of all four sides to ensure a clear view of the screen.
The whole device weighs 445g and is 7.05mm thick. The built-in Dolby Quad speakers provide better audio feedback during video playback. The system running is MIUI 13 For Pad, which is based on Android 12.
The Redmi Pad has a volume button on the left side of the device and is equipped with a dual microphone and microphone support for vocal enhancement, which allows you to hear a clearer human voice during Internet classes and video conferencing. There is also a TF card slot on the side, which supports up to 1TB of expansion capacity.
Screen
Many entry-level tablets will save money on the screen, and the Redmi Pad features a 90Hz high refresh rate screen, 10.6 inches, with 2000*1200 resolution, 400nit brightness, and support for 1 billion colors. The screen is SGS low visual fatigue certified and Rheinland hardware low blue light certified.
Storage
The Redmi Pad has 6+2 GB of RAM, of which 6 GB is physical RAM and 2 GB is virtual memory. When the physical memory is not enough, the system will use part of the flash memory as memory to prevent the currently running application from crashing due to insufficient RAM.
In terms of storage, the Redmi Pad comes with 128GB of UFS 2.2 flash memory, with a read/write speed of nearly 1GB/s. The tablet also offers a TF card slot, which can be further expanded with a 1TB memory card.
MediaTek Helio G99
The Redmi Pad is powered by MediaTek Helio G99 SOC, a new product launched by MediaTek in May this year, based on TSMC’s 6nm process, with two 2.2GHz A76 cores and six 2.0G A55 cores, and a Mali-G57 MC2 GPU.
Others
The Redmi Pad has a battery capacity of 8000mAh, supports 18W fast charging, and comes standard with a 22.5W charger, which, combined with the G99’s excellent power consumption performance, can achieve nearly 2 days of moderate use life.
The MIUI Pad 13 system is deeply optimized for tablet devices and supports global free windows, providing a multi-tasking solution comparable to a PC on a tablet, and the Redmi Pad also supports screen casting, Xiaomi Myriad Center, MIUI+ and other multi-end interoperability features, effectively improving the efficiency of multi-platform use.
