Realme’s next step into the world of tablets already has a date! The company will launch the Realme Pad 2 on July 19, according to an official landing page on Flipkart. It will be a huge tablet with an 11.5-inch Display, 120 Hz refresh rate, and 2K resolution. Moreover, the tablet boasts a sleek design with slim bezels, exuding elegance. It will arrive for sale a week after the launch.
Realme Pad 2 Specs Have Been Detailed By Flipkart
Apparently, the landing page went live ahead of time. The images are now taken down, and the page does not exist. However, GSMArena managed to grab some screenshots before its removal. The images provide a clear glimpse of the new tablet. The Realme Pad 2 will have a circular camera island and a subtle dual-tone design. It will feature four speakers in a 2×2 configuration on the left and right sides. The Quad-Speaker arrangement will certainly provide an immersive experience.
The Realme Pad 2 will bring 2000×1,200 pixels of resolution and an Adaptive Refresh rate of up to 120 Hz refresh rate. It also features adaptive brightness with fine-tune dimming, and O1 Ultra Vision Engine. The posters are advertising 450 nits peak brightness. This implies that it may not be the ideal choice for outdoor use. You may have issues when using it under direct sunlight. However, outdoor usage might not be the primary focus.
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The internal quickly delivers this is another mid-range tablet. Under the hood, the Realme Pad 2 will pack the MediaTek Helio G99 chipset. It’s a decent chipset for mid-range usage, but don’t expect it to be the best for heavy gaming. Worth noting that this is an LTE-only chipset, so if Realme decides to offer a variant with cellular data, it will only support 4G. The tablet also has a USB Type-C port but seems to be missing a 3.5 mm audio jack. The Realme Pad 2 will sell in Green and Black color options.
The Realme Pad 2 will launch in India first and promises to be a decent offering in the mid-range market. There are plenty of options in the high-end segment like the OnePlus Pad. The Realme Pad 2 will be priced in a lower range, allowing users that don’t want to spend much to get a large-screen experience with immersive audio. Apart from the use of the Helio G99, which is a bit old at this point, the Realme Pad 2 promises to be a decent offering for those who need average performance, a large screen, and immersive audio.
It’s worth mentioning that the Realme Pad 2 will launch alongside the Realme C53 in India. So July 19 will be a party day for Realme fans in the country.
