Realme has unveiled the realme Pad 2, the perfect pad for the youth. The realme Pad 2 is the first tablet that is equipped with segment-leading 120Hz 2K Super Display that redefines the industry with leap forward technology offering the customers the best upgrade ever.
Setting a new benchmark with the No Leap, No Launch philosophy, realme is setting high standards in the industry. The brand is committed to introducing leap forward technology in every aspect of new products and making it accessible to the customers.
Commenting on the launch, realme India spokesperson said, “At realme, we are dedicated to bring the best to our customers by offering cutting edge technology and the biggest upgrade ever with the realme Pad 2. We understand that the young generation is in need of a product that offers breakthrough technology and features that gives them a comprehensive product experience. We believe in bringing the best visual experience to the customers and a complete upgraded experience that does not compromise on any fronts.
The realme Pad 2 introduces the biggest upgrade ever in the realme Pad series with segment-first 11.5'' 120Hz 2K display, resulting in a smoother and more comfortable experience. It offers an impressive improvement in its screen-to-body ratio compared to the previous generation, increasing from 82.5% to 85.2%. This enhancement results in a larger display area in proportion to the overall size of the device, making it the leader in its segment with the highest screen-to-body ratio.
It is equipped with the largest 8360mAh battery capacity in the segment and a segment-only 33W fast charge. In terms of the storage, realme Pad 2 has the largest memory in the segment with up to 8GB+256GB. With the Dynamic RAM Expansion technology, realme Pad 2 can expand 8GB of RAM by up to 8GB to enjoy a 16GB-like experience. The realme Pad 2 comes with a significant upgrade in the software and is the first tablet to come with realme UI 4.0 based on Android 13 out of the box and will be available on realme.com, Flipkart and mainline channels.
