introduction
Marketed under the Redmi brand, Xiaomi's newest affordable tablet carries a simple name - just Redmi Pad. Focusing on the basics, the slab comes with a good balance of core components - a high refresh rate display, a reasonable choice of chipset, a big battery and a useful camera.
The 10.61-inch (remember 0.01") IPS display may not sound like much, but it has a feature that stands out for its class - 90Hz refresh rate. The Mediatek Helio G99 chipset is quite powerful and frugal at the same time, and the 8,000mAh battery promises long life. which is solid. The 8MP resolution on the front and rear cameras is a notch above the minimum (in a good way), and the wider lens than most selfie cameras is also welcome. MicroSD slot, well-specified speaker system, and metal-clad body there's nothing wrong with that either.
The Redmi Pad ships in a standard white cardboard box, you'll get just about anything these days. Inside, in addition to the tablet itself, you'll find a 22.5W charger (though the tablet itself is limited to 18W) and a USB-A-to-C cable.
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