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MI PAD, Only 7- Day Old, Quad HD Display of Resolution X GB Internal Memory, Expandable Up to 128 GB, 2 GB DDR3 RAM, Blue Color, Complimentary Free 16 GB Class 10 SANDISK Memory Card i.e. Too sealed pack with 5 Year Replacement Warranty, Best in Class Tablet with 7.9 Inch Screen and Massive MAH Battery, Bluetooth, WIFi, With Full one Year Warranty only at Rs. With Complimentary Free Subscription of India Today Magazines For Three Months. Go Grab it. Market Price of Rs. /-

Purchased on 8th April I haven't used it much. Not used more than 10 hours. Flip cover(black) have auto lock and unlock facility I purchased Mi pad - Flip cover- 899 Screen guard - 249 I want to sale mi pad + flip cover+ screen guard year manufacturing warranty You can see specification in photos

Box pic not open new mi pad fixed price i am in narasaraopet hd screen 7.9 inch 8 megapixel back and 5 megapixel front camera 2gb ram 16 gb inbult micro sd card saport

New not open mi pad full box fixid price i am from narasaraopet hd screen 7.9 inch 8 megapixel back and 5 megapixel front camera 2gb ram 16 gb inbult micro sd card saport

Key Features of Mi Pad 7.9 inch IPS (x) Display2 GB RAM8 MP Primary Camera5 MP Secondary Camera Android v4.4.4 (KitKat) OS 2.2 GHz NVIDIA Tegra K1 ARM Cortex-A15 Quad Core Processor Expandable Storage Capacity of 128 GB Lithium - Ion Polymer

I want to sell my MI PAD only 5 days old in /- with back cover worth Rs. 500/- (Free) and confg is:- 1) 2.2 Ghz quadcore Nvidia tegra K1 processor 2) 2 Gb ram 3) 8 mp rear and 5 mp front camera's 4) 7.9" HD Display with Corning gorilla glass Gb internal memory

I bought a new Mi Pad for djing purpose and later I've realized that non of the DJ softwars are not compatable with Andriod. I would like to sell it off ASAP

Xiaomi MI Pad - the MOST POWERFUL tab ever built. Only 2 months old. MRP- Rs NOT USED. In flawless condition With bill and all other accessories and also with TEMPERED glass worth Rs800 which is the best protection for its screen. Only serious buyers contact.

Xiaomi mi pad only 10 day used. Bought from Flipkart. Original price . Free flip cover. Reason to sell - going abroad for work. Price non-negotiable. Genuine buyers only. Thanks.

Key Features of Mi Pad 7.9 inch IPS (x) Display 2 GB RAM 8 MP Primary Camera 5 MP Secondary Camera Android v4.4.4 (KitKat) OS 2.2 GHz NVIDIA Tegra K1 ARM Cortex-A15 Quad Core Processor Expandable Storage Capacity of 128 GB

I want to sell my MI Tablet which is just one month old.It has Yellow flip very stylish cover. Yellow and Blue combination is simply awsome. Grab this deal ASAP.

Mi Pad 2 months used. Good battery life.No scratches.One year warrenty.Full kit is available All acceries is there. Everything you love about Mi, now for tablets Harness the processing power of NVIDIA Tegra K1 and its 192 supercomputer-class GPU cores. Witness graphics come to life on a 7.9" IPS high resolution display. Key Features of Mi Pad cm IPS (x) Display 2 GB RAM 8 MP Primary Camera 5 MP Secondary Camera Android v4.4.4 (KitKat) OS 2.2 GHz NVIDIA Tegra K1 ARM Cortex-A15 Quad Core Processor Expandable Storage Capacity of 128 GB NVIDIA Tegra K1 quad-core 2.2GHz 192-core Kepler GPU 7.9" IPS High resolution 326 PPI, Gorilla Glass 3 2GB LPDDR3 RAM, 16GB Flash (128GB expandable) 8MP BSI camera f/2.0, 5MP front camera Dual band ac Wi-Fi, 2x2 MIMO antenna mAh Lithium-ion Polymer battery The Mi Pad is the best tablet in its price range but it is not completely without flaws. Saying that, the flaws are not that intrusive and can be overlooked thanks to its affordable price. So, if you want a tablet just for entertainment purposes and don’t want to spend a fortune getting one, buy the Mi Pad. Xiaomi recently launched its Mi Pad in the Indian market at a very reasonable price of Rs../- At that price, it tries to offer the performance of a Google Nexus 9 and the design of an iPad. To say the least, it does get away in both performance and looks. However, there are some rough areas which could have been avoided or just fixed in the nine months it took to come to India. Build and Design Starting with the design, the Mi Pad bears striking similarities with the Apple iPad Mini. The button placement on the right edge, USB port at the bottom and the speaker grill at the lower back have the same placement as on the iPad Mini. No wonder, Xiaomi is called the Apple of China. The story changes as we move to the build quality. While the iPad Mini has a brushed aluminium finish, the Mi Pad is all plastic. The back is made up of glossy plastic which is quite slippery. The tablet is slightly bulky, weighing 360 grams. Hence, one handed use is not recommended as the slippery back combined with the weight will lead to accidental drops. The display however does come with Gorilla Glass 3 protection. Display and UI The Mi Pad features a gorgeous 7.9-inch IPS display with a resolution of x pixels and very un-Android like 4:3 aspect ratio. Even though the display has good colour saturation and exceptional viewing angles, we felt it is a bit dim. Saying that, this might be the best display you can get at this price but certainly not comparable to the likes of an iPad Mini 3. Coming back to the 4:3 aspect ratio, it does affect almost all games with scaling issues. While Marvel: Contest of Champions looks okay even with scaling, Asphalt 8 does look out of place and almost all videos we tested played with letterboxing. The tablet runs on Android 4.4 Kitkat with the usual MIUI on top of it. The latest MIUI 6 does bring a flatter design to Xiaomi devices which looks better than MIUI 5. Speaking of the UI, Xiaomi has skipped some of the MIUI features on the tablet. It doesn't get themes, security app, recorder, QR scanner, compass and the bug reporting tool. Overall, the MIUI still looks much more refined and far more usable than other UIs in the market. The lack of a theme manager and security app does reduce the charm but at the end of the day it doesn't hinder the core functionality. Performance Taking a look at the performance, we found that the tablet could handle anything and everything we threw at it. The tablet had no issues opening multiple apps, playing Full HD content or just playing games like “The Walking Dead”. This is all because of Nvidia's Tegra K1 chip and its ULP GeForce Kepler (192 cores) GPS AnTuTu - PC Mark (performance) - D Mark Unlimited - The tablet comes with 16GB of storage. Warranty & Support Warranty Details: 1 year manufacturer warranty for device and 6 months manufacturer warranty for in-box accessories inc

Mi pad box pack only in Features 7.9-inch ( pixels) display at 326 ppi with 4:3 aspect ratio and Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection 2.2 GHz NVIDIA Tegra K1 processor with 192-core Kepler GPU 2GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, up to 128GB expandable memory with microSD Android-based MiUI ROM 8MP rear camera with Sony BSI stacked sensor, p video recording, f/2.0 aperture 5MP front-facing camera with f/2.0 aperture 8.5mm thick and weighs 360 grams WiFi /b/g/n/ac Dual Band (2X2 MIMO), Bluetooth mAh battery

Xiaomi Mi Pad in Vijayawada only Rs./- only. Key Features of Mi Pad cm IPS (x) Display 2 GB RAM 8 MP Primary Camera 5 MP Secondary Camera Android v4.4.4 (KitKat) OS 2.2 GHz NVIDIA Tegra K1 ARM Cortex-A15 Quad Core Processor Expandable Storage Capacity of 128 GB The Mi Pad is the best tablet in its price range but it is not completely without flaws. Saying that, the flaws are not that intrusive and can be overlooked thanks to its affordable price. So, if you want a tablet just for entertainment purposes and don’t want to spend a fortune getting one, buy the Mi Pad. Xiaomi recently launched its Mi Pad in the Indian market at a very reasonable price of Rs../- At that price, it tries to offer the performance of a Google Nexus 9 and the design of an iPad. To say the least, it does get away in both performance and looks. However, there are some rough areas which could have been avoided or just fixed in the nine months it took to come to India. Build and Design Starting with the design, the Mi Pad bears striking similarities with the Apple iPad Mini. The button placement on the right edge, USB port at the bottom and the speaker grill at the lower back have the same placement as on the iPad Mini. No wonder, Xiaomi is called the Apple of China. The story changes as we move to the build quality. While the iPad Mini has a brushed aluminium finish, the Mi Pad is all plastic. The back is made up of glossy plastic which is quite slippery. The tablet is slightly bulky, weighing 360 grams. Hence, one handed use is not recommended as the slippery back combined with the weight will lead to accidental drops. The display however does come with Gorilla Glass 3 protection. Display and UI The Mi Pad features a gorgeous 7.9-inch IPS display with a resolution of x pixels and very un-Android like 4:3 aspect ratio. Even though the display has good colour saturation and exceptional viewing angles, we felt it is a bit dim. Saying that, this might be the best display you can get at this price but certainly not comparable to the likes of an iPad Mini 3. Coming back to the 4:3 aspect ratio, it does affect almost all games with scaling issues. While Marvel: Contest of Champions looks okay even with scaling, Asphalt 8 does look out of place and almost all videos we tested played with letterboxing. The tablet runs on Android 4.4 Kitkat with the usual MIUI on top of it. The latest MIUI 6 does bring a flatter design to Xiaomi devices which looks better than MIUI 5. Speaking of the UI, Xiaomi has skipped some of the MIUI features on the tablet. It doesn't get themes, security app, recorder, QR scanner, compass and the bug reporting tool. Overall, the MIUI still looks much more refined and far more usable than other UIs in the market. The lack of a theme manager and security app does reduce the charm but at the end of the day it doesn't hinder the core functionality. Performance Taking a look at the performance, we found that the tablet could handle anything and everything we threw at it. The tablet had no issues opening multiple apps, playing Full HD content or just playing games like “The Walking Dead”. This is all because of Nvidia's Tegra K1 chip and its ULP GeForce Kepler (192 cores) GPU. The Nvidia Tegra K1 is a beast when it come to performance. The Tegra K1 is the same chip Google uses in its Nexus 9 tablet but whereas the Nexus 9 uses a 64-bit version of the chip, the Mi Pad comes with a 32-bit version of the same. Now, even though the hardware is almost a year old, and the Mi Pad uses only the 32-bit version of Tegra K1, it definitely raises the performance standards in the budget category. In the synthetic benchmarks the Mi Pad was able to score some outstanding scores. Take a look: