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Realme Pad Mini renders surface revealing design

Renders of the Realme Pad Mini that got NBTC certified over a week ago have surfaced, revealing the tablet’s design.

These pictures show us the Realme Pad Mini in silver color, and you can see that the tablet has an 8MP camera on the rear with support for some AI-powered features. The back panel also has the Realme logo in the bottom-right corner, with the Pad Mini’s right-side frame housing the power key and volume rocker.

We don’t get to see the front of the Realme Pad Mini, but the source claims that it sports an 8.7″ screen. There’s also a 5MP selfie shooter, something which was already revealed by Camera FV-5.

Realme Pad Mini renders surface revealing design

The Realme Pad Mini will be powered by the Unisoc T616 SoC and come with 4GB RAM and 64GB of storage onboard. However, we know a 3GB RAM model also exists since it was spotted on Geekbench with Android 11.

The Pad Mini will pack a 6,400 mAh battery with 18W charging support, which is smaller than the 7,100 mAh cell we have on the Realme Pad. However, at 7.6mm, the slate will be 0.7mm thicker than the regular Pad.

Realme Pad Mini renders surface revealing design

NBTC revealed the Realme Pad Mini will support connectivity, but we’ll likely get a Wi-Fi-only model as well.

There’s no word from Realme about the Pad Mini yet, but you can expect to hear more about it in the coming days.


Author: Sagar
Source: GSMArena

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