A new protagonist is about to arrive in the world of tablets compact and this time the move comes from Xiaomi. The Chinese brand is preparing to launch on the international market a device designed for directly challenge the iPad Mini, focusing on power, extreme fluidity and a price that risks displacing the competition. Its name will be, simply put, Xiaomi pad Mini.
Xiaomi Pad Mini: Key Specs and Features Preview
Xiaomi seems ready to launch a direct attack on Apple with a tablet that focuses not only on compact design, but above all on technical specifications. Rumors speak of the Xiaomi Pad Mini, international version of the Redmi K Pad Already available in China. If the rumors are confirmed, the launch will take place very soon, perhaps as early as September 24th, during the same event where it will be presented. the new Xiaomi 15T series.
The strong point of this tablet is undoubtedly the screen: a panel IPS LCD from 8,8 in with 2.5K resolution and refresh rate impressive 165HzFor those who love gaming or ultra-smooth scrolling, this feature alone is enough to capture their attention.
Making it even more interesting is the processor MediaTek Dimension 9400 Plus, the same one that equips top-of-the-range smartphones, accompanied by a vapor chamber dissipation system of over 12.000 mm²: translated, this means top performance without overheating problems.
The memory of Xiaomi Pad Mini is not far behind: up to 16 GB of RAM LPDDR5X and lightning-fast storage UFS 4.1 up to 1 TBThese numbers make it seem more like a laptop than a compact tablet. Despite this, it's still just 6,46 mm thick and weighs just 336 grams, making it truly portable.
On the autonomy front, Xiaomi has included a battery from 7.500 mAh with support to quick charge to 66W: this means that even with intense use you won't need to live attached to the socket, and in an emergency, a few minutes of charging are enough to have hours of battery life.
As for the cameras, on Xiaomi Pad Mini we find a main sensor of 13 megapixel and a front 8 megapixel, more than enough for video calls or quick shots. Unlike other premium tablets, however, it lacks some niceties like an OLED display or the option to insert a SIM card.
The price of the Xiaomi Pad Mini is not yet official, but initial rumors suggest it will be significantly lower than the iPad Mini.
