Xiaomi Pad 5: Is it worth the buy?
Android tablets are nowhere near being good as the iPad. That’s at least what people are saying. They prefer using iPads, or if not, they just get content with their cellphones instead of buying a tablet that is not going to last long and can’t even do a lot of things.
But Xiaomi intends to change this perception people have towards Android tablets. And they started this change with their Xiaomi Pad 5, which is truly worth the price.
Here are the reasons why the Xiaomi Pad 5 is worthy:
Entertainment
Xiaomi is a great device for entertainment. For people who like to watch, the Xiaomi Pad 5 has a 10.95-inch LCD display with WQHD+ (1,600 x 2,560 pixels) resolution, 500 nits of brightness, and Dolby Vision support. To even out your entertainment experience, Xiaomi has added a quad-speaker system that offers ample bass and loudness. The Xiaomi Pad 5 also has ‘reading mode’ that Android 11-based MIUI 13 includes.
Productivity
May you be a student or an employee, the Xiaomi Pad 5 is the best tablet for you. The Android tablet comes with a 120Hz LCD display with Dolby Vision, quad speakers with Dolby Atmos, customized MIUI 13 for Pad, and a Snapdragon 860 SoC, which is quite capable of handling heavy tasks. Not only that, if you want to use the tablet for video calling or for attending online classes and/or online meetings, the front camera delivers an above-average performance under perfect lighting conditions. And the back camera, on the other hand, which is a 13-megapixel, delivers sharp photos.
Gaming
Gaming on the Xiaomi Pad 5 is also one of the things that one can do with this tablet. Aside from its display specs that are all mentioned above, it also has a USB-C port with OTG support, so third-party keyboards and gamepads can connect. The tablet also has a variant with 256 GB storage, so you can download as many applications as you want.
With these, Xiaomi Pad 5 is truly worth checking out!
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