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OnePlus Pad 2 Specifications

Complete verified specifications for the OnePlus OnePlus Pad 2, including our measured figures rather than manufacturer claims.

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Full specifications for the OnePlus OnePlus Pad 2, as measured and verified during our review rather than copied from a press release. Where our figure differs from the manufacturer's, ours is the one listed.

At a glance

Manufacturer
OnePlus
Released
2024
Category
Tablets
Price at review
£499
Our score
4 / 5

Full specifications

SpecificationValue
Display12.1in IPS, 144Hz
ChipSnapdragon 8 Gen 3
RAM12GB
Storage256GB
Weight584g
Battery9510mAh
Screen-on time9h 50m

How we verified these figures

Nothing on this page is copied from a press release. Each unit spends ten days as the reviewer’s only portable screen, with the keyboard and stylus the maker sells. Screen at a metered 200 nits, the same eleven apps on every unit, and Wi-Fi 6 on a fixed access point three metres away.

What we measureHow
Screen-on timeA scripted day — three hours of browsing and documents, two hours of video, thirty minutes of stylus work — repeated three times and averaged.
Sustained performanceA thirty-minute 4K video export, reporting the figure at the end rather than the peak.
Stylus latencyHigh-speed capture at 240fps against a ruled grid, measured from contact to first ink.
ChargingFrom 2% to 100% with the charger in the box, at 22°C ambient.
Weight in useHeld one-handed in portrait for as long as comfortable, timed, by three testers.

We deliberately do not publish manufacturer battery claims, which are measured at brightness levels nobody uses. Stylus figures are specific to the pen the maker supplies; third-party styluses were not tested.

How it compares in the category

A specification only means something next to the alternatives. These are the tablets we have measured under the same conditions.

ModelReleasedPriceOur scoreBest for
Fire Max 112023£2492 / 5Media consumption on a strict budget, and nothing else
Galaxy Tab S9 FE2023£4493 / 5Families who want something durable for media and homework
OnePlus Pad 2 (this page)2024£4994 / 5Value hunters who want performance rather than polish
iPad Air 11 (M2)2024£5994 / 5Most people — it is the tablet to buy unless you have a specific reason not to
Pixel Tablet2023£5993 / 5People who want a smart display first and a tablet second
Surface Pro 112024£1,0494 / 5Anyone who needs Windows software in a tablet form factor

What the spec sheet leaves out

  • Sustained performance — the display figure above is a capability, not a promise about what happens after twenty minutes
  • How it behaves when warm, which is where most of the difference between similarly specified tablets actually lives
  • Software support length, which decides how long this stays usable and appears on no specification sheet we have seen
  • The thing we actually noticed most: it is the only tablet under £500 that did not throttle in our sustained run

What the numbers mean in use

Specifications describe capability, not experience. In practice the detail that mattered most was this: it is the only tablet under £500 that did not throttle in our sustained run. That is the sort of thing a table cannot capture.

Strengths on paper and in practice

  • Flagship silicon at a mid-range price
  • 144Hz on a panel this size is rare below £700
  • Charges to full in 80 minutes

Known limitations

  • The 7:5 aspect ratio letterboxes most video
  • Software updates trail Samsung and Apple
  • No headphone jack or microSD

Who this suits

This hardware is a good fit for value hunters who want performance rather than polish.

Behind this page

What this page covers — OnePlus Pad 2 Specifications
Where this page sits in the reference library.

This reference page is written from the same testing notes as the reviews it supports, and it is revised whenever the hardware or the software underneath it changes. Where a figure appears here it has been measured rather than quoted from a specification sheet.

If something on this page no longer matches what you are seeing, it is out of date rather than disputed — tell us and it gets checked again.

The reviews this page supports go into the measurements behind these figures, and the knowledge base collects every reference page we keep.

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Frequently asked questions

They are listed in full above, including our own measured figures where they differ from the manufacturer.
It launched in 2024 at £499.
Only where we could not measure them ourselves. Everything measurable was measured here, and where the two disagree the figure above is ours.
£499 in 2024. Street prices drift below that within months.
The hardware figures do not. Measured performance and battery life absolutely can, in both directions, which is why we re-test after major updates.

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