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Realme Pad review: Lightweight tablet good for learning and entertainment

Despite limitations, the Realme Pad is a solid debutant tablet from Realme. It scores well in areas that matter the most - screen, audio, build, design, performance, etc

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Realme Pad

Khalid Anzar New Delhi
Realme is steadily building its ecosystem products in India, making strides in categories other than smartphone. After foraying into the consumer PC market recently with the Realme Book Slim laptop (review), the Chinese electronics maker launched its debut tablet, the Realme Pad. With a price starting at Rs 13,999, it is an entry-level Android operating system-based tablet. With a big screen, quad-speaker set-up, and Wi-Fi and LTE connectivity, the Realme Pad seems to be an impressive tablet for people on-the-go, especially for learning and entertainment purposes.
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The Realme Pad is an entry-level tablet, but its design does not give

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