Realme Pad X Review: Half-Price iPad Air-Inspired Android Tablet

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In India, Android tablet sales have increased as a result of the pandemic. The majority of people now work or study from home, which has caused an exponential rise in the demand for smart gadgets with huge screens. In 2022, when things are beginning to return to normal, businesses in India will still be selling inexpensive Android tablets. The Realme Pad X, an Android tablet with a starting price of less than Rs. 20,000, is one example. It was introduced in July.

The Realme X’s display is now the most expensive Android tablet offered by the firm in India. The Realme Pad X stands out since it was created with the creative community in mind. 

Every innovator should pack this, according to Realme. Moreover, the tablet incorporates a 5G SoC. Should you buy the Realme Pad X considering the hardware it offers for the price? Here is our thorough analysis to aid your decision.

Cost of the Realme Pad X in India

The Realme Pad X comes in two variants. One version of the entry-level Wi-Fi-only model, which costs Rs. 19,999, includes 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. The same-specified 5G device costs Rs 25,999, while the higher-end model with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage costs Rs 27,999.

The Realme Pad X’s keyboard add-on can be bought separately for Rs. 4,999.

Realme Pad X designs

When it comes to design, the Realme Pad X appears to have drawn some inspiration from the iPad Air 2022 (reconsidering). The Android tablet has a plastic body and a flat frame. Although it weighs 506 g, the tablet is exceptionally thin at 7.1 mm, making it slightly heavier than average.

There are two colors available for the Realme Pad X, and both have a matte appearance.

Although it doesn’t appear to be plastic, the back cover is constructed of plastic. When I first opened the Realme Pad X, I thought it was made of glass, but as soon as I held it, it became clear that it wasn’t. The tablet doesn’t appear cheap, either. The tablet appears to have been made with high-quality polymers, and the glossy finish on the back panel gives it a very expensive appearance. It is recognized as an “incandescent lighting design” by the factory. We have the frosted black-tinted brilliant gray. There is also the Ice Blue coating, which ought to conceal fingerprints and smudges a little bit better.

The Realme Pad X’s display bezels are relatively thin.

The Realme Pad X has Widevine L1 support, allowing programmes like Netflix to play full HD content. I wouldn’t expect an AMOLED screen for its price, so standard LCD panel flaws like the absence of rich contrast and deep black levels are excused. HDR10 is not supported by the Realme Pad X, and this is most likely because of SoC restrictions. The Realme Pad X screen operates at the regular 60 Hz, hence high refresh rate support is not available. Considering its lower price, the Redmi panel offers a 90 Hz refresh rate display.

Software and specifications for the Realme Pad X

The Snapdragon 695 SoC from Qualcomm powers the Realme Pad X. The 6nm manufacturing process-based chipset is a very popular option for smartphone brands priced under Rs. 20,000. It has an octa-core SoC with a 2.2GHz top clock speed. Additionally, the tablet has a strong 8,340 mAh battery that supports 33 W rapid charging. The tablet is compatible with Bluetooth 5.1 and Wi-Fi up to 5 GHz.

Unexpectedly, the Realme Pad X does not arrive with pre-installed bloatware.

The Realme Pad X’s operating system, Realme UI 3.0, is pre-installed and is based on Android 12. There is absolutely no pre-installed bloatware, and the software experience is spotless. Additionally, the software has some helpful features, including sidebars, floating windows, and support for split screens. By using two fingers to swipe down from the top of the screen, you can activate the split-screen mode.

Performance Pad X was renamed.

The Realme Pad X offers a decent user experience for jobs that are performed daily. Although I anticipated experiencing latency when switching between apps and even when loading an app, the Snapdragon 695 SoC didn’t disappoint.

On the Realme Pad X, play Call of Duty: Mobile

I was surprised to find that playing games on the Realme Pad X was enjoyable. Playing games on this device becomes enjoyable once you get used to its large form factor. The “Max” frame rate and “High” graphics are supported in Call of Duty: Mobile. You must settle for the “Very High” frame rate setting if you want the best graphics setting, “Very High.” I went with the first option, and I had a great gaming experience.

Realme Pad X: Pros and Cons 

Pros

• Excellent construction
• Large display
• Fantastic battery life
• An effective performance unit
• Clean, feature-rich software is expensive.

Cons

• 5G variations
• Mediocre camera performance
• No headphone jack

Final Words

The Realme Pad X is a very capable option for low-cost Android tablets. It has a dependable performance unit and provides a fantastic multimedia experience. I also appreciate how the company provided a simple software interface while still customizing it to provide the majority of the necessary functions. The Realme Pad X’s battery life also receives a big thumbs up. Although I don’t anticipate tablets to have strong photography capabilities, a stronger front camera would have been nice.

Should you think about purchasing one? With a starting price of Rs. 19,999, the Realme Pad X Wi-Fi variant offers excellent value. However, the cost of the 5G version we have is Rs. 27,999.