OnePlusPad 2-12GB RAM + 256GB Storage 12.1" Display Android Tablet, Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Processor, 8MP Front & 13MP Rear Cameras, 67W Fast Charging, AI Eraser 2.0, Wi-Fi

I am enjoying the Oneplus Pad 2. It's got the best of both worlds for me. I do all my reading, books and comics on an Ereader or tablet, but have never really liked doing that on a tablet because of the narrow width of most tablets.I know I could solve that with buying an IPAD which is usually got the width right, but I'm not a fan of IOS. I've been using Android for too long. I've always hoped for an Android Tablet that had the form factor of an IPAD but retained access to Google Play. Finally, it's finally happened.My only negative is the lack of an SD card slot. Not a deal breaker since it comes with enough internal memory to manage a great deal of content. I just like having the option of expanding memory. That was another reason I don't like Apple products.Anyway, did I pay too much just to read books and comics on the thing. Yes, but I have no regrets.

I use this tablet every single day. Battery Life is great, its very powerful so gaming is a breeze, the sound is great, I can't find anything bad to say. IT ALSO CHARGES SUPER FAST, all apps are compatible with it and it does everything I need it to do.

When trying to connect to the internet I got a message saying no internet available, please insert a sim card. I looked and there was no place for one. Just in case I was missing something I called tech support. She said there wasn't one. She said I could connect with wifi. But this is bad for those who don't like wifi. This is a very expensive tablet so I think it is overbilled, touting advanced features but is deficient in the most basic.

Excelente tableta, tiene una pantalla con muuuuy buena resolución y muuuuy buen sonido. Me alegro haberla comprado y la compraría se nuevo

The 1+ Pad 2 is currently the best non-SIM Wifi Android tablet, and the display is better than the SS S9, IMO. (Also, there's no Bixby on the Pad 2, the omission of which is a major benefit of the Pad 2). That said, I can't justify the cost of upgrading from my 1+ Pad; the marginal performance boost is not enough. If the Pad 2 had a 5G SIM slot, the Pad 2 would be a keeper. Another negative: the Pad 2 did not recognize my 1+ Pad stylus or keyboard. Returned the Pad 2, happy with the original Pad.

This is an excellent tablet in a large size yet easy to handle with a bright screen. good touch sensitivity and a powerhouse for media consumption. I had to turn off certain Touch features to make it easier to turn off the tablet because the way the instructions suggest you turn off the tablet brings up the Gemini assistant by default intuitive the option to turn out the tablet. finding a screen protector for this device is challenging and there are very few high quality tempered glass product options available and almost as challenging to find cases in a variety enough to choose from. But the tablet has excellent specs for most uses.

It would be nice if they explained everything that came with it so that you would know you didn't get the stylus. Not big on the oxygen OS, rating may go up or it may go down as I use it and get familiar with it. Pretty fast and that's what I wanted. So far I'm pretty happy with it.

It's a very nice tablet, but my only gripe is that it doesn't come with a sim card slot. If it did, it wouldve been perfect. It handles retro games well. I like how the screen is big, nothing is out of frame. Totally worth it. IMO.