OnePlus Pad 2

Bought it on Cyber Monday at a great price. Came with the charger, which I wasn't expecting so that was an immediate plus. The screen is great, bright enough to use outside, and the 12Gb Ram and 256Gb storage and Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 means it should serve my needs for a long time. I really like Oxygen OS and the simple transfer of all my applications and data from my Samsung tablet meant a very quick setup. This tablet is very fast and responsive, the battery just seems to last forever, and when needed the 67W charger recharges the battery extremely quickly. Had to go back to my old Samsung Galaxy S tablet to check something, and couldn't believe how slow and laggy it felt. Definately recommend

So 2 months ago I purchased an offbrand tablet 50%off for $112 and boy did I get got...said it had 24gb ram +6 vram but it was just the opposite, physical @6gb... Nonetheless it was garbage and after downloading three apps it would struggle to run solitaire... If you like me are hesitant on buying a mid range tablet, Im 💯 advocating for the OnePlus Pad 2... If you're unfortunate enough to have missed the Black Friday deal, I'd still spend the full price $550 on it again... The 12gb physical RAM is fast, feels fast and even looks fast with that complimentary 144hz 3k screen. It feels super good in your hands to be able to go from drawing app to be watching a video on YouTube without any lag in-between. It really feels like I'm on a 32gb ddr5 PC, keep in mind I don't have a hundred apps installed. The only downside about the OnePlus Pad 2 is the built in storage is only 256 gb and there's no slots for expanding, but that's just fine for me, it's a tablet... There's easily a way around that with a typc-c USB drive and/or USB hub to actively store your s*** externally. All around I already love this tablet and it's my first experience with the brands "OxygenOS" so that's exciting too. 4.4 outta 5 | 9 outta 10. P.s. That first tablet I mentioned will go straight into the guest bathroom, still haven't made it to the first re-shuffle in solitaire.

This was recommended to me after I had significant problems with Samsung tablets. This works very well and very fast. It has lots of memory and not loaded with a ton of bloatware. The battery life is pretty good lasting almost all day. It was touted as good for gaming. I'm not a huge gamer but it does seem very responsive when playing games.

The Stylo 2 smart pen magnetically attaches to the tablet and charges, so you never need to worry about charging it. The build quality is exceptionally high, and as big as it is, it feels light and balanced in the hand. The screen is gorgeous, the snapdragon Gen 3 has excessive amounts of power, and the battery life is amazing. I took a picture - that's with Lenovo y700 8" in comparison. So if you come from an iPad mini or android 8", it's a jump in size. Worth every penny and more, I just keep falling in love every time I use it

I am enjoying the Oneplus Pad 2. It's got the best of both worlds for me. I do all my reading, books and comics on an Ereader or tablet, but have never really liked doing that on a tablet because of the narrow width of most tablets. I know I could solve that with buying an IPAD which is usually got the width right, but I'm not a fan of IOS. I've been using Android for too long. I've always hoped for an Android Tablet that had the form factor of an IPAD but retained access to Google Play. Finally, it's finally happened. My only negative is the lack of an SD card slot. Not a deal breaker since it comes with enough internal memory to manage a great deal of content. I just like having the option of expanding memory. That was another reason I don't like Apple products. Anyway, did I pay too much just to read books and comics on the thing. Yes, but I have no regrets.

This is an excellent tablet in a large size yet easy to handle with a bright screen. good touch sensitivity and a powerhouse for media consumption. I had to turn off certain Touch features to make it easier to turn off the tablet because the way the instructions suggest you turn off the tablet brings up the Gemini assistant by default intuitive the option to turn out the tablet. finding a screen protector for this device is challenging and there are very few high quality tempered glass product options available and almost as challenging to find cases in a variety enough to choose from. But the tablet has excellent specs for most uses.

I've had this tablet for about two weeks now, so this is my review during that time. I will update as I go along, although I think OnePlus has phased out this table and you might not be able to buy one anymore. Performance: With the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 this tablet will take most of the stuff you throw at it. Games run pretty well and I has able to run an emulator with Tears of the Kingdom on it, which usually requires robust hardware to run. Screen: The screen is bright and colorful. I'm not an overly picky user with screens so I'm in no way an expert on screen precision, but you can enjoy movies, videos, games, reading and most of what you will want to do in this tablet. Sound: It sounds good. It doesn't offer deep bass of course but you can hear it fine. Stereo sound is great, has a nice sound effect and you can enjoy a movie or music at decent volume. Compared to an iPad Pro, the iPad will have more bass but the OnePlus will be louder. Battery: It's a 9500 mAh battery. I get several days of use out of it but bear in mind that I'm not on the tablet all the time. I use it to watch Youtube videos, play some games for a few minutes, browse for a few minutes, etc. I went to the beach and had it playing music all day long and still had a lot of battery life left. Working: This is where this tablet is lacking a bit in features. While it does have video output through the USB-C port it can only mirror the screen. Unlike other Android tablets or phones which can give you a Desktop PC experience such as DEX or Huawei's desktop mode, this tablet does not offer that feature. You can only mirror the screen and since it is not a standard 16:9 ratio you get black bars on the sides of the screen. I know this is not a full high end tablet, but if it has a top of the line (for its time) SoC, they should have gone the extra mile and develop a desktop mode for it. So this limits the ability to use this for work. This is where it lost one star in the rating. Overall I'm happy with this tablet. I upgraded from a Samsung Tab A7 which was lacking in performance power with its low end SoC. This is a significant step up and for the price I paid ($349 on black friday) I could not find any other tablet that had the horsepower to match this one.

Very powerfull tablet, also Big size and light, if You like to play games this is the real deal very high end cpu and also the screen is very Nice with 2k

Es un producto increíble. Tiene el tamaño y la capacidad de equipos de marcas más conocidas que terminan costando el doble de precio. Su sistema operativo corre sobre Linux y si buscas un equipo que te dé mucha calidad a un muy buen precio dejando de lado la facha de las marcas famosas, es la mejor opción.