Impressive performance ; Full charge in under an hour ; Pixel-packed 12.1-inch screen

Limited AI smarts ; No charger in the box

The OnePlus Pad 2 is a strong successor to the OnePlus Pad, but it’s more than that. With a top-end processor, premium pixel-packed screen, fast charging and a sleek design without the associated high price tag, this is one of the best Android tablets...

Impressive performance ; Sharp display ; Great battery life

Mediocre camera ; No 11-inch option

The OnePlus Pad 2 has an impressive 12.1-inch display, a powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, and long-lasting battery-life, which makes this tablet one of the best Android tablets on the market.

Great performance for the price ; Comfortable, elegant design ; Good display and sound ; Excellent battery life

Could be even faster ; Mediocre cameras ; Poor desktop mode

Stylish and comfortable design, great value for money, surprisingly good screen and all-day battery. In many ways, the OnePlus Pad 2 impresses, even if it doesn’t live up to its lofty ambitions as a productivity tablet. That may come with software...

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Beautiful build and light form factor ; Reliable stylus and keyboard ; Great six-speaker setup ; 67W fast charging ; Plenty of silicon firepower ; Beautiful 144Hz display ; Feature-rich OxygenOS experience

Lack of dust and water resistance ; No cellular connectivity support ; OxygenOS could use some refinement

“If you want one of the best Android tablets available in 2024, look no further than the OnePlus Pad 2.”

Aluminum unibody.

Low screen contrast ratio.

But for a heavy-duty multimedia machine with a stylus - it is perfect. That is why we encourage you to consider it an option. Before deciding, though, do check out the Xiaomi Pad 6S Pro as well - it is a similarly priced tablet with a better screen,...

In other words, OnePlus these days actually now faces real competition. While the great screen and performance may be tempting, in my opinion, it’s not enough to justify the $70 price hike.

Powerful processor ; Good price for value ; Loud speakers ; Excellent software/multitasking

Boring hardware design ; Display is just OK -- not much improved since the first Pad ; Cameras feel like an afterthought

fantastic value for money ;sturdy metal chassis ;plenty of processing and graphical power ;bright screen without PWM ;pen support ;six speakers with beefy sound ;relatively long battery life ;4K video recording ;speedy Wi-Fi 7 ;USB 3.0 port with video...

no 5G model available ;no IP certification ;slightly uneven screen backlight ;not much effort put into sustainability ;modest camera image quality

If iPadOS isn't an absolute must for you, the OnePlus Pad 2 is a superb alternative to much more expensive Apple tablets. Similarly, other Android offerings pale in comparison with the Pad 2, which is snappier, better spec’d and, most importantly,...