Realme Pad review

 This is the realme pad a tablet that is

centered on getting the most value for

your money

at first glance, it has a sleek design a

clutter-free interface and a large

enough display but is the reality of

using it just as promising I'm Angie for

gsm arena and this is our review of the

realme pad.

though the realme pad is a budget device

it does not have a budget design the

the aluminum unibody is elegant and it's

lightweight has great grip and has

excellent weight distribution the

the brushed finish doesn't collect smudges

and it comes in either gold or grays the

back is perfectly flat too which we

really appreciate on a tablet

unfortunately, it doesn't support

pressure-sensitive stylus input unlike

more expensive competitors

on the front, the screen is covered by

flat tempered glass and has standard

looking bezels for a tablet it's a 10.4

inch IPS LCD with a good pixel density

of 224 PPI and a 5 by 3 aspect ratio

we measured 454 nits of max brightness

on it when we were using the auto mode

and we found that it has good black

levels and excellent contrast

colors were lively though there's an

obvious blue tint across white and gray

shades the screen comes with wide vine

l1 support so you can enjoy full HD

content on the top of the tablet you'll

find a power key while on the bottom

you'll find a headphone jack next to the

USB-c port.

on the sides, you'll see four symmetrical

speakers that support Dolby atmos the

speakers got an excellent score on our

loudness test quality-wise the real me

the pad could have better low notes and the

high tones aren't quite as good as on

me pad 5s

overall though we thought it sounded

nice.

the real me pad comes with 32 gigabytes

or 64 gigabytes of base storage and

there's a hybrid card slot for extra

storage on the side it offers optional

LTE connectivity which isn't something

that you'll find on all tablets the 7

100 milliamp-hour battery performed well

though it's not the largest we've seen

we got 12 hours 42 minutes on our web

browsing test and 10 hours 24 minutes on

our video playback test the tablet

supports 18-watt fast charging and it

refills 23 of the battery in half an

an hour and eats 2 hours and 55 minutes for

a full charge while that's painfully

slow in comparison to most phones that are

around average for a tablet the pad has

android 11 with real mini for a pad on top

it looks almost like stock android and

you'll find no themes realme apps or

deep customizations here it's clean and

works well and we think that one of the

reasons it's so minimalistic is because

of realms choice of chipset, there is

an app drawer an easy to use task

switcher and a basic dark mode though it

has no different shades of grey like

regular real miui

the real pad has the helio g80

chipset and three or four gigs of ram

it performs okay for a budget tablet but

you shouldn't expect any miracles here

day to day the real me pad offers a

mostly smooth UI experience but while

gaming is doable it's not that enjoyable

this is a tablet for those who want to

watch videos on it take some video calls

and work with the occasional office app

on the back, you'll find a single 8

megapixel camera during the day photos

are alright they have no noise and have

good colors contrast and dynamic range

they had average detail and weren't as

sharp as we would have liked in low

the light there's no night mode or hdr to

take advantage of photos were okay and

though they were noisy the color

saturation is great there's good

contrast and there was enough detail on

On the front, there is another 8 megapixel

camera selfies look natural and have

good colors contrast and low noise

if the light is good photos come out

sharp and detailed in another lighting

conditions photos were much softer

both the front and rear cameras capture

video up to 1080p at 30fps videos are

good and they have slightly above

average detail good colors and low noise

the dynamic range was good too

overall the real me pad is a great

budget tablet

it has a very good screen for movies

great speakers and it has a chipset that

will handle most day-to-day tasks it

even has a front camera for video calls

now don't expect any miracles here

though because if you're looking for a

a powerhouse of a tablet well this is not

it and there's a lot of really good

options out there that will better suit

your needs but if you want a good tablet

for basic media consumption for those

days where you just want to lounge

around on the couch well we definitely

recommend this one.