Exactly a day earlier, OnePlus launched the pad 3 globally as well as in India. It is a tool with a lot of promises and ambitions. It is loaded to gills with top hardware, and its large size means OnePlus wants it to be a productivity tool, not only a tablet on which you want to watch movies and scroll through the reels. Now, we closely look at the tablet in our OnePlus Pad 3 review and you can read here.

But if you are running less on time and want a TLDR version, then our imprint of tablets in more snack-enabled format is: Full review of OnePlus Pad 3 in 5 digits.

Point 1- Major glasses of pad 3 and what they all offer

As soon as you see Pad 3, it becomes clear that OnePlus is very ambitious with it. From design to hardware, everything flows from it. Pad 3 has a large 13.2 -inch screen with highly high resolution of 3.4K. The screen also has an aspect ratio of 7: 5, which is broad and similar to the screen of the iPad Pro, and is also an option that OnePlus has created keeping in mind the productivity. This is a good aspect ratio and one of the major reasons that I like pad 3 so much. The screen uses an LCD panel, bright and brightly good with colors. Saying that, it does not match OLED contrast or viewing angles.

It is a smooth tablet, which measures just 5.97 mm and is quite light at 675 grams. The build quality is fantastic and rather minimenous. Pad 3 is easy to carry and use, although large size means that it is mainly used, while it is associated with its keyboard accessory.

Base model – and a reviews come with 256GB storage and 12GB RAM. Then there is another version with 16GB RAM and 512GB storage. Inside is oxygen, especially tuned for large screens and tablets. It uses Android 15 as a base. The Tablet Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 is powered by a elite chipset, one of its major highlights.

Point 2- Pad 3 is a demonstration monster

Well, let’s talk about this major highlight. Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite is a full winner and the pad gives 3 wings with which it fly. In my use I found that this is a very fast tablet, which is easily handling multi-window multitasking. If you want to see some benchmarks, you can do so in our entire review. Another great bit about the performance of Pad 3 is how well it moves. It is cold like a cucumber. Snapdragon 8 Elite is the best that you can get in the world of Android, and I believe that pad 3 uses this chipset in the best way. In my use, whatever I did – writing, browsing, some photos, streaming and so on – Pad 3 performed without remembering a beat. It was always smooth.

Point 3- Pad 3 Excel with your screen and battery life

In addition to the performance, other aspects where Pad 3 scores are well screen and battery life. As mentioned, the tablet has a wide screen with extremely high resolution. This makes streaming material a pleasure on it. Similarly, it works with documents or files or photos, or just plain web browsing, is absolutely attractive on pad 3. The screen also has enough glow to deal with external light, as well as good DCI-P3 color coverage, so everything looks vibrant and natural on it. For an LCD screen, the pad 3 display is absolutely spectacular.

Battery life is also great. The tablet in my use lasted continuously for 2 days and then something before I need to charge again. Even in PCmark battery test, it scored the same-with about 22-24 hours-20 percent battery balance in many tests. When charging is required, the pad does this with a 3 80W charger that is supplied with the tablet and which can fill the battery from 0 to 100 percent in an hour.

Pad 3 has an 8-spicker sound system. This is very good, but not excellent, which I expected from its glasses. This is loud and is enough enough when you play something on pad 3. The sound is also quite balanced, but I think it can be slightly more bass and a slightly more heft to its MIDS for more impressive performance in vocals.

Point 4- Oh yes, it is missing some tricks

I think OnePlus 3 is a great Android Tablet. But there are some things that are missing. One of them is a fingerprint sensor. It would have been cute on this tablet. Two, it lacks any IP rating. Not a deal-breaker, but good. Pad 3 is also a Wi-Fi only tablet. Cellular support is not this. Not a deal-breaker again, but something is noted.

Another part that is not missing, but may be better rear camera. The 8-megapixel camera is fine in good light and is disappointing in low light. Overall, it is barely average quality, although the savings grace is that you are not going to use it. The large size of the tablet means that you will use its camera only rarely.

Point 5- Smart keyboard could have been better

OnePlus is pitching pad 3 as a laptop replacement, and I think it can actually change its big and heavy laptop for many people. But for this to happen, they have to connect the tablet with a smart keyboard, which sells the OnePlus separately. Now, it is a good quality keyboard, but the keys that are specific and do not feel. Better still, the smart keyboard has an excellent trackpad that is smooth and responsible.

After saying this, I do not like two-tukra mechanisms that use to attach myself to the keyboard tablet. It is not very safe and is rather finish. The use of this tablet makes a little cumbersome because you have to give a baby to the keyboard attachment or it is always at risk of coming separately. I hope that a better keyword below the line will be available for the pad 3, either from OnePlus or third-party accessory makers.

Best Android Tablet to buy

Now, I know that OnePlus has still not disclosed the price of Pad 3 in India. But we global value – Euro 599 – and it means that in India it can be an aggressive value, underlining most Galaxy tabs or even iPad Air. If the global value is an indication, I believe in saying that OnePlus pad will be the best Android tablet to buy in India after going on sale in 3 weeks. It is missing some tricks, but its main functionality is solid and this matters the most.