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Vivo Pad 5e: Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 Tablet Review

by Rachel Kim – Technology Editor

Vivo Pad 5e ‌Launches with ‌Snapdragon 8s Gen 3, Targeting Value-Conscious Tablet Buyers

Beijing, China ⁣ – Vivo has expanded its Pad 5 series ‍with the release of ⁣the Vivo‌ Pad 5e, a ⁣new ‍tablet designed to deliver a​ premium experience at a more accessible price ⁤point. ⁤The device features the Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 processor, ​a⁣ large 12.1-inch display, and support for accessories like ​the ⁢Vivo Pencil 3 and Smart Touch Keyboard 5. This launch positions vivo to ⁣capture ⁢a broader segment of ⁢the growing​ tablet market, especially⁣ among users seeking powerful performance without the flagship price‌ tag.

While the ‍Vivo pad 5 and Pad 5 Pro utilize higher-end Dimensity chips, the Pad 5e’s Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 still provides ample power for mid-range tablets. The new tablet aims to ⁣balance performance with affordability, offering⁣ a‌ compelling option to other devices in its ⁣class. Currently available only​ in China, the Pad 5e’s release signals Vivo’s ‍continued investment in the tablet space⁢ and its ambition to compete with established players‌ like⁢ Samsung and Apple.

The Vivo Pad 5e boasts ⁤a 12.1-inch IPS⁤ display with a resolution of ​1,968 x 2,800 pixels and a⁤ smooth⁤ 144Hz refresh ‍rate. It’s paired with up to 16GB of LPDDR5X RAM⁣ and‍ up to 512GB of UFS 4.1 storage. The tablet measures 6.62mm thick and weighs 584 grams.

Connectivity and features include support for the Vivo Pencil 3 stylus and⁤ the smart Touch Keyboard ​5,⁤ enhancing productivity on the go. ‍A 10,000mAh battery powers the device, supported by 44W⁢ fast charging.‍ Camera specifications include an 8MP main sensor on⁣ the rear and ⁣a ‍5MP front-facing camera capable of ‌recording ​up⁢ to ⁤1080p video.

Pricing in China starts at 1,999 yuan (approximately IDR 4.6 million) for⁣ the 8GB RAM/128GB ​storage configuration, ‌with the 16GB/512GB model priced at 2,999 yuan⁣ (around IDR 6.9 million). ‌Availability‌ outside​ of China has ⁢not yet been announced.

source: GSMarena

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