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OnePlus Pad: The first tablet from OnePlus
7/2/2023
Translation: machine translated
OnePlus is expanding its range with a tablet. The OnePlus Pad is particularly striking due to the unusual aspect ratio of the display in 7:5 format.
The global launch of the smartphone OnePlus 11 has used the manufacturer of the same name to unveil its first tablet. It has already revealed all of the features, but is still keeping the price a secret.
Unusual display format
The 11.61-inch display of the OnePlus Pad has an unusual aspect ratio of 7:5 - i.e. between 3:2 and 4:3. This results in a resolution of 2800 × 2000 pixels for the LCD. The refresh rate can be up to 144 hertz.
The Mediatek Dimensity 9000 serves as the centrepiece. It is supported by eight gigabytes of RAM. In terms of internal memory, there only appears to be a 128 gigabyte variant with no expansion options.
Source: OnePlus
The battery is large at 9510 mAh and should last for 30 days in standby mode. And with the company's own Supervooc fast charging technology, it can be fully charged in 80 minutes. However, the matching 67-watt power supply unit does not appear to be included in the scope of delivery in Europe.
OnePlus relies on its OxygenOS 13.1 user interface for the software, which is based on Android 13. The pad should be able to connect to OnePlus smartphones and then exchange files and use the internet connection.
The front camera for video calls has a resolution of eight megapixels. There is another 13-megapixel camera on the back of the OnePlus Pad.
Source: OnePlus
With the OnePlus Stylo, OnePlus Magnetic Keyboard and OnePlus Folio Case, the manufacturer has thought of suitable accessories for its first tablet.
Price and availability
The OnePlus Pad will be available in Europe from April. However, OnePlus has not yet revealed in which countries it will be released and how much it will cost.
And the OnePlus 11 is available now, or can be pre-ordered - except in Germany, where a patent lawsuit by Nokia prohibits OnePlus from selling smartphones.
In Switzerland, there is also this offer:
Cover photo: OnePlus
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