Genshin Impact Frame Graph<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nLikewise, COD Mobile<\/strong> was tested on Very High\u00a0<\/em>graphics and Max<\/em> fps settings. It ran very smooth with average fps of 59 and the frame drop was negligible as you can see via the graph below.<\/p>\nCOD Mobile Frame Graph<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nMoving on to Real Racing 3<\/strong>, we did see a bit more frame drop but it managed to maintain average fps of 59.8.<\/p>\nReal Racing 3 Frame Graph<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nLast but not the least, it did not have any heating issue either. The device did have a max average temperature of 50 degrees celsius<\/strong> while playing Genshin Impact but its body was not uncomfortably hot. So, it does seem to have adequate cooling to handle most modern tasks and games.<\/p>\nBattery Life<\/h4>\n Xiaomi Pad 5 runs on a large 8720mAh battery<\/strong> along with a 22.5W charger<\/strong>. Moreover, it also supports 33W charging.<\/p>\nOn moderate usage, the Pad 5 lasted me for more than 2 days easily. I was getting around 14 hours of screen-on time as I spent most of the time watching Netflix and YouTube.<\/p>\n
As for the charging, the 22.5W charger takes around 2 hours to take it from 0 to 100% which is very good for a tablet.<\/p>\n
Cameras<\/h4>\n Xiaomi Pad 5 has a 13MP rear camera<\/strong> and an 8MP front camera<\/strong>.<\/p>\nXiaomi Pad 5 Camera<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe camera quality is more than usable. Even the rear camera can capture decent pictures with good detail. Furthermore, it can also capture 4k footage at 30fps. The front 8MP snapper provides sharp selfies with true-to-life color. The dynamic range is not great though.<\/p>\n
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Software<\/h4>\n Xiaomi Pad 5 runs on MIUI 12 on top of Android 11<\/strong> out of the box.<\/p>\nXiaomi Pad 5 Software<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe software experience is similar to what you expect from any other MIUI. The interface has been extended to fit the tablet needs and some features have been reworked for landscape mode. But other than that it’s the same MIUI that you get on a phone.<\/p>\n
The notification and control center are handled as on most tablets – the Notification area can be accessed from the top left whereas the Control center comes down from the top right area.<\/p>\n
The app switcher is also the same but it can fit in more app cards. You can also tap and hold for the split-screen and floating window.<\/p>\n
Conclusion<\/h3>\n Xiaomi Pad 5 is the best tablet you can get for the price in Nepal.<\/p>\n
Some of its competitors are the Apple iPad 10.2 2021<\/a> and Samsung Tab S7 FE<\/a>. Surely, the iPad has most of the things and the iPad OS is better than the MIUI 12. But, the Dolby display and speaker of the Pad 5 gives it a slight edge. Also, the base variant of the iPad starts at Rs. 58,000 (64GB).<\/p>\nMoving on to the Samsung Tab S7 FE, not only it is expensive, it is underpowered as well. However, it does have Samsung DeX and the superior Spen.<\/p>\n
Overall, the Xiaomi Pad 5 is a balanced tablet that is powerful, affordable, and practical at the same time. But, it would have been much better if the Spen or the keyboard was included in the box with the tablet.<\/p>\n
What do you think about the Xiaomi Pad 5? Let us know in the comments!<\/em><\/p>\n \nAlso, check out our review of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE in Nepali.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n