Motorola Moto Pad 60 Neo India Launch: Full Specs, Price, and Buying Guide

Introduction

M(caps)otorola has dropped the Moto Pad 60 Neo in India, and honestly, it’s about time someone shook up the cheap-but-not-crappy tablet space. Tablets are everywhere now—kids mess with them, college folks pretend it’s for “studying,” and let’s be real, half of us just use them to obsessively binge Netflix. Anyway, Motorola’s pitching this one as feature-packed but still wallet-friendly.

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So, what’s actually cool? The screen’s an 11-inch 2.5K IPS panel, which looks sharper than that budget stuff we’ve all tried and hated. Runs at 90Hz too, so scrolling doesn’t feel like you’re moving through molasses. Under the hood, you’ve got a MediaTek Dimensity 6300 chip (decent, not beastly), teamed up with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage—a combo that’s pretty solid for the average user, unless you’re the type who installs every app in sight.

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Moto Pad 60 Neo Price in India

Oh, and the thing’s 5G ready. Tablets with 5G are rare at this price, and honestly, for ₹12,999 (intro offer, obviously—retail it’s ₹17,999), it almost feels like they forgot a “1” at the front. There’s bank discounts too, so get clicking if you want it extra cheap. It comes in this “Pantone Bronze Green” finish, which, look, is way more interesting than the sea of boring black slabs out there.

Where to buy them?
You can grab it on Flipkart, Motorola’s site, or just walk into a random electronics store if you’re old-school like that.

Display and Design

Now, about that screen—it’s an 11-inch IPS LCD, 2.5K resolution (2560x1600, if you love your numbers), and 90Hz refresh rate, so scrolling and gaming should feel slick. Plus, 500 nits brightness means it can hack it in most indoor lighting, but don’t expect to read War and Peace in direct sunlight. Plus, TÜV Rheinland Low Blue Light and Flicker Free certifications, so your eyeballs might not hate you after a Netflix marathon.

Slim and lightweight at just 6.99mm thick and 480g—chuck it in your bag, hardly notice it.

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Performance and Hardware

Not a powerhouse, but that Dimensity 6300 with the Mali-G57 GPU and 8GB of RAM means you’re good to go for general internetting, Netflixing, some light gaming, Zoom calls, etc. Don’t try to use it for serious gaming or hardcore video editing—let’s be real.

Camera Setup

Cameras? Meh. 8MP on the back, 5MP up front. Basically, they exist for scanning docs or hopping on a call when you’re too lazy to grab your phone. No one’s buying this to become a TikTok star.

Audio and Entertainment

Speakers—now we’re talking! Dolby Atmos, four speakers, and the sound’s actually good for something in this price range. Whether you’re halfway through Succession or blasting Taylor Swift (no judgment), it won’t sound tinny and sad.

Connectivity and Software

Connects pretty much to anything with 5G, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.2, and all the GPS flavors. Stock Android with hardly any bloatware—hallelujah. Plus, it’s got an IP52 rating for some basic splash and dust resistance, so a coffee spill probably won’t kill it.

Battery and Charging

Battery’s decent: 7,040mAh, should easily last all day unless you’re doing a LOT. Top it up with a 20W charger if you’re in a rush.

Moto Pen Stylus Support

Don’t forget the Moto Pen—they actually include it for free, which is wild when Samsung and Lenovo usually charge extra for theirs. Jot some notes, doodle, sign way too many PDFs—knock yourself out.

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What's Hot and What's Not

What’s Hot

• Cheap as chips—especially with that intro deal.

• Zippy 5G (yes, real 5G, not fake “5G-ready” nonsense).

• Big, bright 2.5K screen. 90Hz refresh? So scrolling’s silky.

• Four – yeah, FOUR – Dolby Atmos speakers. Movie night, anyone?

• Huge battery + fast charging. Goodbye, charger anxiety.

• Motorola actually throws in its stylus pen. Not an extra. Wild, right?

• Splash-resistant enough for clumsy coffee drinkers (IP52).

What’s…uh, Not So Hot

• Cameras? Meh. Your dog’s nose will never look quite right.

• No AMOLED, so colors are nice but not mind-melting cosmic.

• The processor sputters if you throw hardcore games or a million apps at it.

Should You Actually Buy This Thing?

Look, if you’re a student, this is a no-brainer. Online classes? Streaming anime instead of taking notes? No sweat. Professionals wanting a couch companion for emails or Zoom calls? Solid pick. Binge-watcher? You’ll dig the speakers and big screen. And it’s family-friendly; hand it to your kid to play Peppa Pig without feeling guilty.

But if you’re the kind of person who thinks Genshin Impact on max graphics is essential to their existence, or if you’re editing blockbuster movies on a daily basis, don’t kid yourself. There are beefier (and pricier) options out there.

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Quickfire FAQs (Because You’re Probably Scanning)

So, what’s it cost?

Officially ₹17,999, but right now it’s going for ₹12,999. That’s like fast food money in iPad terms.

5G – yes or nah?

Yep, it’s in there. Nano SIM.

Moto Pen – really included?

Believe it, pal. In the box, free.

Storage expandable?

Pop in a microSD, max it out to 2TB. Enough for your whole Bollywood playlist.

Battery life?

7040mAh means you’re covered all day unless you never put it down. (Seriously, go outside sometimes.)

The Bottom Line

Honestly, for the price, this thing is quite impressive. Big, sharp screen, quad speakers, snappy 5G, and a stylus tossed in for free? It’s a ridiculous value—especially if you snag that launch price. Ideal for students, Netflix addicts, office warriors, or families with sticky-fingered kids.

No, it’s not perfect, but at this price, who really cares? If you’re strapped for cash but still want something that feels good to use, just grab it already.

Cheers!!!