realme Pad arrives in Italy

After its launch on the Indian market in September, realme Pad arrives in Italy. The brand’s first tablet has an interesting technical sector and a really competitive price: starting from 239 euro, it could be of interest to many users.

realme Pad arrives in Italy

The new device from realme aims to convince customers looking for an “entertainment tablet”. So it doesn’t have the explosive specifications of a product designed for gaming or the hybrid features of a tablet for those who work. Instead it offers a mix of interesting specs and one big screen and beautiful to watche.

The realme Pad screen has a diagonal of 10.4 inch, large enough to enjoy TV series and movies. It’s a LCD panel with resolution from 1200×2000, with a particular radio aspect of 5:3. The screen-to-body ratio is82,5%, with rather thin bezels: not bad for the price range. But there is room for one 8MP camera for selfies and video calls, while behind you find another 8MP sensor.

Realme Pad has a Helio G80 by MediaTek cas a processor, which should be more than enough for non-intensive gaming thanks to the GPU Mali-G52. There are 3GB in RAM in the basic model, which can rise to 4 o 6 GB in the more expensive models. The memory ranges from 32 to 128GB, but you can expand it with an SD card up to 1TB.

The device has a 7100mAh which realme assures will suffice for 12 hours of video viewing (which you can also enjoy with wired headphones thanks to the 3.5mm jack input). There fast charging at 18W with USB-C it should help speed up the process despite the size of the battery. It arrives with Android 11, although rumors want realme to be ready to update it to Android 12 (but this is not official information).

You can find it on the official realme website at the following prices:

• 239€, for the version from 3/32 GB
• 4/64 GB at the price of 259€
• 6/128 GB costa 289€.

But if you’re quick, you can take advantage of the introductory offer and save up to 60 euros. For a device that already has a very competitive price and promising hardware.