Realme Pad, Realme’s first tablet, has only recently reached official marketing in Israel. Shortly afterwards the company also announced the Realme Pad Mini which is a compact and relatively inexpensive tablet.
As its name implies, the Realme Pad Mini comes with an 8.7-inch LCD screen. It offers a very modest resolution of 1340 × 800 pixels, based on the Chinese Unisoc T616 chipset – like the bigger brother – alongside 3/4 gigabytes of working memory, and 32/64 gigabytes of file storage.
The camera array, as with most tablets, is relatively basic with a single 5-megapixel camera on the front and another camera with an 8-megapixel resolution on the back. Battery section The Pad Mini offers a capacity of 6,400 mAh, charging at up to 18 watts, and even support reverse charging of devices connected to a tablet, so that it functions as a kind of portable battery.
Also in the specification: a pair of stereo speakers, WiFi and Bluetooth connections, as well as support for fourth-generation cellular networks (LTE) in some models. The operating system is Android 11, above which the Realme UI interface is installed. The total weight of the Pad Mini stands at 372 grams.
Rilmi will launch the tablet first in the East this week, where it will be priced starting at $ 195. It is likely that in the future the launch will be extended to various countries in Asia, and only then may Rilmi launch it in the rest of the world, where it will compete with other products on the entry threshold.