The Xiaomi Pad 7 Pro is a performance-focused Android tablet with a clear productivity streak. Its core proposition is straightforward: a modern Qualcomm platform, a high-refresh 11.2-inch display and support for both keyboard and magnetic stylus accessories.
A strong technical core
The Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 processor gives the tablet a capable contemporary foundation, while the available 8GB or 12GB of RAM provides meaningful choice between configurations. Storage options run from 128GB through 256GB to 512GB, so buyers can select a capacity appropriate to their requirements rather than being restricted to one fixed version. Those figures establish useful headroom on paper, although they do not by themselves prove application speed or sustained performance.
The 11.2-inch IPS LCD has a 2136 x 3200 resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate. That specification combination gives the panel strong technical foundations for detailed content and fluid motion. The display technology is explicitly IPS LCD, however, so this is a particular panel choice rather than an OLED-based design. For buyers assessing the screen, the relevant balance is therefore its resolution and refresh rate alongside the stated display type.
Designed around accessories
Keyboard support and a magnetic stylus are important parts of the Pad 7 Pro’s identity. They broaden the tablet’s intended use across typing, handwriting and touch interaction, making it a more adaptable option for note-taking and document-focused work than a device relying solely on its touchscreen. The accessory connector and USB Type-C 3.2 port also give the hardware a defined connection point for supported equipment.
The tablet runs Android 15 with HyperOS 2, placing it on a current named software platform. Its wireless specification includes Wi-Fi 7, dual-band Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct and Bluetooth. That gives it a broad wireless toolkit, but the absence of cellular connectivity is a direct practical limitation: outside Wi-Fi coverage, the supplied specification does not provide a mobile-network route to online access.
The physical compromise
A 500g weight and aluminium frame with an aluminium back give the Pad 7 Pro a substantial physical specification. The same weight is also a confirmed trade-off for one-handed portability, particularly for buyers whose priority is carrying and holding a tablet for extended periods. An 8850mAh battery is specified, but capacity alone does not establish endurance, so it should be treated as a hardware figure rather than a promise of runtime.