OnePlus Pad 11.61″ LCD Display, 8GB RAM,128GB Storage, MediaTek Dimensity 9000, Android 13.1, 144HZ Refresh Rate, Dolby Vision Atmos, Wi-Fi with…
350,00 $
- Lightweight heavyweight: The sleek, ultraportable form factor is all about comfort. It’s just 6.54mm thin and weighs a mere 552g.
- Elegance with comfort: Sleek. Ultraportable. All-day comfort. Combining elegance with all-day comfort, the flagship OnePlus Pad is a travel companion that’s always by your side.
- Smooth from the inside out: The CNC aluminum unibody and 2.5D curved glass are seamlessly smooth for enhanced comfort. Pair up the OnePlus Stylo to level up to an even smoother workflow.
- The Perfect Display: Welcome to the world’s first tablet with a 7:5 ratio screen. We call it ReadFit. It showcases a more squared display for a better view, while maximizing tactile comfort.
- Less is more: Thanks to its 7:5 ratio, the 11.61 inch¹ screen is picture-perfect. It’s able to display almost the same area as a 12 inch screen using a standard ratio. The book-like experience maximizes readability and tactile comfort for all-day use. A massive 88% screen-to-body ratio² and 6.7mm super-slim bezels maximize your immersive viewing.
- Easy on the eye: The display is truly brilliant with 500 nits³ of brightness. It’s easy on your eyes too. With 2048 levels of intelligent brightness control, viewing always remains comfortable indoors or out.
- Viewing that flows: A silky-smooth 144 Hz refresh rate⁴ empowers your viewing. Scrolling is ultra-responsive and seamless. Video content becomes cinematic while mobile gaming is transformed with ultra-fluid gameplay. The 2800×2000 screen resolution delivers an impressive 296 PPI for more vibrant images and sharper text.
- Brilliant color: Witness 10-bit True Color⁵ for the most natural, vibrant color on a tablet display. Superior color accuracy ensures vibrant, natural color to bring all your content to life.
| Brand | OnePlus |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 2.7 pounds |
| Package Dimensions | 11.25 x 8.5 x 2 inches |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Manufacturer | OnePlus |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Date First Available | May 25, 2023 |
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Gamer –
This is my very first tablet, I was the kind of guy who used to thought tablets were unnecessary gadgets but now I believe they are very useful for studying when you are done of being sit in front of a desk , and also they are helpful as source to keep your daily notes, to-dos , etc . I decided to give it a try on this one because i like the brand and because of its solid specs and so far very happy with it. I really recommend this product. This review was written from a OnePlus tab
Gamer –
Where to start? Well, I guess the positive. It’s well made (IP68), heavy, battery last forever. The one game I play, I get 7.4 mins for every 1% battery vs my other tablet (P11 Pro Gen2 6GB) that get 4 mins for every 1%. Doesn’t get hot either like my other tablet. It charges fast as well, around the advertised speed of 80 mins. The OS seems stable and responsive. The negative… HDR doesn’t look good at all. I have to crank the screen to 75% brightness to get it to look good indoors vs my other tablet which looks good at 60%. Can’t uninstall a number of apps. “Game mode” short cut is nearly impossible the access. I clawed a million times at the top left and right of the screen and only got it to open a few times when prompted. Now for the biggest gripe! 7:5 aspect ratio… HORRIBLE for games. Pixel count doesn’t mean you see more the screen… The aspect ratio however does. My other tablet displays the game with near identical vertical height but displays horizontally over 2 inch more of the game. My 21:9 phone displays over 4 inches more. Yet both my old tablet and my phone have way less pixels. There is no option to play a game in a given aspect ratio… Rendering the “Game mode” totally useless other than to look at stats and to turn up the “performance”.
So, I’m torn… I like it and I hate it.