In this review you can read that the Android tablet Xiaomi Pad 7 surprisingly offers its price range. However, there are a number of points for attention.
Quinten Jochems
The Chinese Xiaomi releases many different products, such as the Redmi Pad and the Redmi Bud 6 in-Ears we tested. Now the Xiaomi Pad 7, a middle class Android tablet with striking specifications such as a 144Hz screen, four speakers and a hefty 8850 mAh battery. The tablet has been officially available since 7 March. We received the path 7 with a few accessories for testing. In this review you can read what the Xiaomi Pad 7 is doing well, where it drops stitches and how it works in practice.
Design
The Xiaomi Pad 7 is available in three colors: Green, Blue and Gray. We have tested the green model for this review. It is striking that this variant has a gray undertone, so that the green is not immediately recognizable. However, if you keep the tablet in good light, the green color will clearly come forward. The dimensions of the Xiaomi Pad 7 are 251 mm high, 173 mm wide and 6 mm thick. With a weight of 500 grams, the tablet does not feel heavy or awkward. In terms of size and weight, it is nicely in the middle of what is comfortable for daily use.
The housing is completely made of aluminum, making it feel sturdy. You can quickly see fingerprints on the back. In the box you will find a USB-C cable next to the tablet, a quick start guide and a guarantee card. No charger is included. The tablet has a USB 3.2 port on the right side, with which you can not only charge, but can also quickly transfer files via the supplied cable. Of course you can also use the cable for charging the Xiaomi Pad 7. There are two speakers on both the left and right side; Together they form a Dolby Atmos certified quad speaker system. In practice, this provides a clear and spatial stereo sound. The bass is sometimes on the present side, but you will particularly notice that if you pay attention to it.
Furthermore, there is a microphone on the left and the on-off button. An IP certification is missing, so the use of a protective cover is definitely recommended.
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