The 11.61-inch 144Hz LCD has a resolution of 2800 x 2000 pixels, leading to an uncommon aspect ratio of 7:5. Besides the high refresh rate, the display also gets Dolby Vision.
This powerful hardware is complemented by special software features over a clean Android interface. Much like the harmony between an iPhone and iPad, the tablet lets you view media, copy clipboards, and even notifications from any OnePlus phone. To compensate for the lack of cellular support, your OnePlus phone’s mobile hotspot will automatically provide internet connectivity, while you can also mirror the tablet’s screen to a OnePlus TV.
OnePlus doesn’t specify the exact version of Android. But its doppelganger — the Oppo Tab 2, exclusive to China — runs Android 13, which means you will get Android 13 eventually, if not right at the time of the launch.
The $99 you pay for the pre-order gets you a “free gift worth $149.” You can choose between a green-colored magnetic folio keyboard case or a white stylus. Considering you can also get the stylus for $49.50 as an add-on, the keyboard could be worth $149 — a price justified by its integrated touchpad with gesture support.
The Oppo Pad 2 costs CNY 2,999 (roughly $435) in China, but we can expect the OnePlus Pad to be more expensive than the direct currency conversion. You may keep guessing the price until April 25th, which is when OnePlus will reveal it officially. The OnePlus Pad starts shipping on May 8th.
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