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Xiaomi Mi Pad 5

Retailer leaks Xiaomi Pad 5 global model price and shares snappy unboxing video for Snapdragon 860 variant

Posted on September 5, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Xiaomi Pad 5 global model appears to have been leaked in both a product page and brief unboxing video. Even the name of the tablet range, which has commonly been known as either the Mi Pad 5 or Xiaomi Tab 5, seems to have been confirmed for non-domestic markets. This news concerns the Xiaomi Pad 5 variant with a Snapdragon 860 SoC.

A Belarusian retailer has not only posted a product page for the Xiaomi Pad 5 along with a somewhat believable price tag but has also shared a quick unboxing video featuring two delighted testers getting to grips with a couple of the new Android tablets from the Chinese OEM.
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