Steve Hemmerstroffer, aka OnLeaks, has leaked new renders of the official images of the Realme Pad, the Chinese manufacturer's debut tablet. The new renderings, posted in partnership with MySmartPrice, were made for the commercial promotion of the product, and are the same as rendered versions leaked earlier by the same informant, so everything indicates that they are real.

The official renders show the two colors expected for the Realme Pad: gray and gold, both with a metallic, two-tone finish on the back, which gives it that gradient look. There's also a notched line that runs all the way down the device, from the camera to the base.

Rumors also suggest that the Realme Pad will be 6,8mm thick and 10,4 inches, with front and rear cameras, and volume buttons on the top left side. The device has a unibody design, and the stylus slot, which had appeared in a previous render, is also present. It will be located at the bottom, in the lower left corner, next to the speakers and the Type-C connector.

The leak of official images of the Realme Pad is not the first. Previously, the same tipster released renders of the tablet with a stylus pen. After the publication, he even compared the two on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/OnLeaks/status/1422154596970078211

Realme Pad could be a mid-range tablet with an 8MP camera and 64GB of storage

Although Realme has confirmed the production of the tablet, little is known about it. A German certificate hinted that the device will come with 7100 mAh battery, and that both cameras on the device would have 8MP and a sensor with a maximum aperture of f/2.8.

There are no official configurations available from the company, but the estimate is that the device will have 64 GB of storage, expandable with a MicroSD card, and 6 GB of RAM. If Realme does indeed go down this path, it is quite possible that the tablet will be aimed at a mid-range segment.

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