OnePlus Pad 2 (12.1 Inch)LCD Display,8GB RAM, 128GB Storage,Snapdragon 8 Gen 3,144Hz Refresh Rate,Dolby Vision & Atmos,Open Canvas,AI features,6 speakers,Wi-Fi with Cellular Data Sharing [Nimbus Gray]

3 reviews for OnePlus Pad 2 (12.1 Inch)LCD Display,8GB RAM, 128GB Storage,Snapdragon 8 Gen 3,144Hz Refresh Rate,Dolby Vision & Atmos,Open Canvas,AI features,6 speakers,Wi-Fi with Cellular Data Sharing [Nimbus Gray]

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   UNBIASED REVIEWER – Aug 7, 2024

   Wait for a major price drop
   This will become a great deal after the price drop, no amoled display is a major draw down. Performance is okay thought. Notes app is so bad. Would suggest you to have a look at S9 series from Samsung at same price with oled display.

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   Saurabh Majumdar – Aug 7, 2024

   Falters for its price with too many corners cut
   There is probably only one reason to get this and that is the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 with its SoC performance. However, if you are not a lot into Android gaming, then this tablet falters.At the price range the tablet is aiming for as a midrange brand, a cellular connection is must have to make the tablet practically usable outdoors. That the tablet lacks GPS also alludes to the fact that it is not a very practical travel tablet. Then, you have the lack of a fingerprint sensor that makes a lot of functionalities using biometrics a chore to use. These are compromises that you can live with in a 20k tablet but not a 40k one.In terms of the screen and audio, it doesn’t do a whole lot better than what you get in tablets at half the price from Xiaomi and thus it is not particularly a multimedia pick with its lack of a AMOLED screen.Android is what it is on a tablet, with a lot of oversized phone apps and quite a few having alignment issues, and OxygenOS doesn’t move the needle much in that regard. It cannot provide a proper tablet experience like an iPad but while that has more to do with Android, OnePlus or rather BKK is not doing much in terms of support either.At least the tablet does well in terms of battery life with its beefy battery though the screen on time is not much better than what you get with 11-inch tablets like the Pad 6 with its smaller battery.This is in somewhat of an odd place where it cannot provide the value of a Xiaomi tablet or the premium experience of a Samsung one. At the launch price, it should have the keyboard and pen bundled to provide some value or else it should have launched for 30-35k, more towards the lower end of that range. It will probably fall in that price range anyway in a few months after they leech whatever they can from early adopters, though I don’t assume those numbers will in anyway dent iPad or Galaxy Tab users.Bottom line is that this tablet is meant for indoor gaming use alone and that may be a niche market with more rounded users going for an iPad or a Galaxy Tab. This one is not something that can be recommended at launch but may make more sense if priced right around Diwali time.

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   Naveen singh – Aug 7, 2024

   Beast ! ❣️
    Value for money. Go for it without thinking twice .Good Job OnePlus 🤝Best Tablet under 40kBuy 12/256 GB