Realme officially launched the Pad 2 in the Philippines on October 13, promising an incredible media consumption experience for its asking price of Php 13,999.

Just to recap, the Realme Pad 2 sports an 11.5-inch 120hz IPS screen with a 2K resolution and a marketed peak brightness of 450 nits. You get a quad-speaker system that supports Dolby Atmos to make the Pad an all-around entertainment device. Running the tablet is MediaTek’s Helio G99 SoC. The Helio G99’s Mali-G57 MC2 GPU is the same one that’s found on the similarly specced but more expensive Realme 11 5G, a device that was found to be able to run games like Genshin Impact, PUBG Mobile, and Asphalt 9 pretty well.

And for those uninterested in gaming or watching movies, the Pad 2 seems like it can still be a capable partner for work or artsy hobbies as Realme markets it as being “made for perfect creation.” As the tablet has a massive 8360 mAh battery, weighs just 516 grams, is only 7.2mm thin, and supports micro SD expansion, it’s possible to use the Realme Pad 2 for just about anything.

It might be a good idea to upgrade from the base model with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage to the decked-out with 8GB/256GB version if you are a power user. The higher variant of the realme Pad 2 is priced at Php 17,999 in the Philippines, which is a decent price for a mid-range tablet. To sweeten the deal, realme is currently bundling a TechLife Portable Blender 40W worth Php 999 with every Pad 2 purchase until October 19 in the Philippines.