In the mobile phone field, Redmi is synonymous with the courage to pile up materials in the market. For example, every time a new product is released, Redmi will choose to disrupt the products with the same processor. In the tablet field, Redmi has continued this glorious tradition, but due to the hardware and ecological bottlenecks in recent years, the tablet market has been sluggish overall, and Redmi has rarely had new works. Earlier, Redmi released its first entry-level tablet: Redmi Pad. Will it still lead other products?
Speaking of entry-level tablets, their price will definitely not be too high, and the hardware is also limited by cost. However, as an entry-level tablet, it also requires good configuration, and the chip, fast charging and software ecosystem must keep up with the mainstream. The tablet is also mainly used in light office, creation and other fields, and accessories such as keyboards and stylus are indispensable.
According to the configuration information provided by Redmi, the Redmi tablet is equipped with a 10.6-inch LCD screen with a resolution of 2000×1200 pixels and a maximum refresh rate of 90Hz. The screen display quality is still good. In addition, the phone is equipped with the Helio G99 processor of MediaTek . This processor is also available on a thousand-yuan mobile phone. It uses TSMC's 6nm process and does not support 5G network connection. It also has a built-in 8000mAh capacity battery, supports 18W charging, a rear 8-megapixel single camera, a built-in MIUI 13 For Pad operating system, and a 445g overall machine weight and an integrated metal body.
After understanding the above, we can see that the first entry-level tablet Redmi Pad has also reached the mainstream level in performance. However, it will take some time to build the ecological environment; and, the Redmi Pad is not equipped with a stylus, which may be a consumer who needs to pay out of his own pocket. However, if you really want to say that Redmi Pad is positioned as an entry-level position, there are quite a lot of competitors currently seen, and there are too many entry-level tablets with high cost performance. For example, manufacturers such as Honor , OPPO have launched entry-level tablets, and you can see the difference by putting them together.
For example, the Honor Tablet 8, which has just been launched, is equipped with a 12-inch high-definition eye protection full screen. It has passed three authoritative eye protection certifications and stereo eight speakers. It supports DTS + HONOR Histen dual sound effects, and has also obtained the Hi-Res small gold standard certification. The audio and video experience is very powerful.
In addition, there is OPPO Pad Air, which has a rich software ecosystem. This tablet is equipped with ColorOS for Pad operating system, and has unique dual-finger split screen, four-finger floating window, smart sidebar and other smart interactions. These functions are rare in the industry. In addition, the cross-screen interconnection function also supports file drag and dropping and sharing clipboards, achieving seamless connection between mobile phones and tablets. There is also the "learning space" application, which is a learning tool for students. It can also set up time management and application permission management, and can automatically detect whether the child's sitting posture is regular and whether the distance to the screen is too close. They are all very practical.
At the same time, in order to improve productivity, OPPO Pad Air supports connecting to smart stylus and Bluetooth keyboards; among them, after connecting to the Bluetooth keyboard, OPPO Pad Air can be like a two-in-one computer, allowing users to directly serve as an office tool, and for creators who enter a large amount of text, the efficiency is directly increased several times.
Generally speaking, Redmi Pad is the first tablet of the brand. It needs to gain a foothold before gradually improving the product and ecology. Of course, there are also many products that are ahead of Redmi Pad in the same level on the tablet market, and Honor Tablet 8 and OPPO Pad Air are good examples. Therefore, if Redmi Pad wants to show off its skills in the entry-level market, it needs to learn more from these predecessors. What do you think?
