The OnePlus Pad 3, the company’s most recent release, is upending the Android tablet market. It is a powerful gadget with a large, bright display and specifications that, on paper, should satisfy even the most demanding users.
The new OnePlus Pad 3 boasts a big 13.2-inch display, crystal clear 3.4K resolution, and an unusual 7:5 aspect ratio. It is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Mobile Platform, a powerful chipset that rivals Apple’s latest hardware in terms of speed. Additionally, it has a 12-bit color depth and a high pixel density of 315 PPI, which makes it appropriate for both media playback and productivity work. Its unusual aspect ratio also offers a good substitute for the 16:10 displays found on Samsung’s flagship tablets, which are arguably the only other Android tablets of this size and specification that can compete with the new OnePlus models.
Regarding memory, the brand is providing its newest smartphone with two options: a 12GB RAM/256GB model or a somewhat better 16GB RAM/512GB version. Both configurations can use the capabilities of the Snapdragon 8 Elite. From running “triple A” games to multiple productivity apps at once, the OnePlus Pad 3 is built to withstand high CPU and GPU usage. It also has a robust cooling system with vapor chambers made of graphene composite material, which helps to keep the device running smoothly for longer periods of time.
The tablet also boasts a massive 12,140 mAh battery, which is larger than the flagship tablets from Apple and Samsung, and it is said to last up to 17 hours when playing videos continuously. Because of the size of the battery, OnePlus says the OnePlus Pad 3 can “hold its charge for more than two full years if switched off” and “stay on standby for 70 days.”
OnePlus has released a number of accessories in addition to its new tablet. Among these is the OnePlus Pad’s upgraded keyboard, which is bigger than the original and has a number of new keys, including—you guessed it—a button specifically for artificial intelligence. Users may work comfortably in any setting with the OnePlus Pad 3 keyboard’s magnetic connection and tiltable angle of 110º to 165º.
Additionally, the brand unveiled the OnePlus Stylo 2, a new stylus that has a variety of movements and “recognises every single one of its 16,000 different levels of pressure.” Furthermore, OnePlus has introduced a brand-new, thin, tri-folding folio case with many viewing angles and a magnetic buckle that the OnePlus Stylo 2 can fasten to.
Lastly, the OnePlus Pad 3 folio case’s unique tri-folding design makes it incredibly stable from any angle. For a very stable 20-degree angle that is ideal for writing, drawing, or taking notes, fold the case up into a classic triangle. When viewed head-on, the OnePlus Pad 3’s innovative triangular folded form allows for inclined viewing thanks to its 44 degree angle. For even better readability at even higher viewing angles, fold the casing into its Y shape for viewing angles of 60 and 72 degrees. Users are assured of ease of use and accessibility regardless of the angle they choose. Simply close the case once they’re finished, and the OnePlus Pad 3 will turn off on its own. Lastly, the OnePlus Stylo 2 is protected by the case thanks to the innovative magnetic buckle, which also helps to prevent embarrassing situations where you have to go through a bag.
The OnePlus Pad 3 “redefines the Android tablet industry,” according to Celina Shi, who also stated that the company’s newest tablet combines “blazing fast hardware, a vibrant display [and] ultra-portability.”
With pricing starting at £529 GBP/$699 USD, the OnePlus Pad 3 is currently available for purchase worldwide from OnePlus.