Realme pad x tablet

Chinese smartphone giant Realme ventured into the tablet space with the wallet-friendly Realme Pad last year. Recently, the company announced the successor to the device in the form of the Realme Pad X which retails for a starting price of Rs 19,999 in India. The 5G tablet packs in a Snapdragon 695 SoC, a 10.5-inch WUXGA+ panel, a quad-speaker setup with Dolby Atmos support, and more. Suffice it to say, the unit checks a lot of boxes and offers an enticing spec sheet. So, should you spend your hard-earned bucks on the Pad X? Or, should you opt for the Xiaomi Pad 5 ( Table of Contents • • • • • The lowdown Much like the Realme Pad, the Pad X has also been built like a tank and the device offers a robust chassis. Despite that, the unit measures just 7.1mm and weighs well under 500 grams, thereby ensuring the device gets top marks in the portability department too. The keyboard case, however, makes the entire ensemble a bit heavy at nearly 900 grams. I was sent the Glacier Blue colour for review which looks pleasantly unique owing to the matte finish plastered on the tablet’s back. That said, the keyboard case all but covers up the unit’s aesthetics, which is a bummer. As for the I/O, the device ships with two speaker grills which are positioned on either side of the tablet’s frame. The volume rocker and the power button have been positioned adjacent to one another, with the former taking up space on the tablet’s right-hand spine, and the latter finding a spot up top, next to...

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