The OnePlus Pad 3 is official, and it’s not messing around. This tablet packs a massive 13.2-inch screen, top-tier internals, and serious creative tools—all starting at ₹52,999. That’s nearly half the price of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, despite outperforming it in raw benchmarks.
And yes, it’s lighter, thinner, and more powerful too.
So, What Does This Mean for You?
If you’ve been eyeing a premium Android tablet without torching your wallet, this is it. Whether you want to sketch, stream, code, or just scroll Instagram like royalty, the OnePlus Pad 3 does it fast, smooth, and without the usual “flagship tax.”
For students, creatives, or multitaskers on the go—this thing is a beast disguised in brushed aluminium.
Specs That Outshine the Price
Let’s start with the basics:
- 13.2” LCD display (3.4K resolution, 144Hz refresh rate)
- Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (“Elite” version)
- 12GB or 16GB RAM
- 256GB or 512GB storage
- 12,140mAh battery + 80W fast charging
- 8-speaker setup (4 woofers + 4 tweeters)
That’s more screen, more power, and more battery than many laptops.
No OLED? True. But the screen still hits 900 nits peak brightness and supports 12-bit color. It’s punchy, sharp, and surprisingly vibrant.
🚨OnePlus Pad 3 Announced for India:
– Snapdragon 8 Elite, 16GB of RAM
– 13.2-inch screen, 12-bit colour depth, 144Hz refresh rate
– 12140mAh battery, 80W-fast charging
– 13MP rear camera, 8MP front camera
– Wi-Fi
– OnePlus AI #onepluspad3 #onepluspad #oneplus pic.twitter.com/OAAwM4M3nS— Tanay Singh Thakur (@TanaysinghT) June 5, 2025
Smarter Software, Smoother Experience
The OxygenOS 15 Tablet Edition (on Android 15) brings AI features like voice reading, smart summaries, and live translations. It also lets you drag, drop, and split apps like a pro.
There’s even cross-platform control with OnePlus phones—and yes, even on MacBooks.
Multitasking feels like something you’d pay double for on an iPad.
Accessories That Actually Add Value
The new OnePlus Stylo 2 stylus has 16,000 pressure points. The tri-fold case is redesigned with stronger magnets. The upgraded keyboard? Adjustable, responsive, and has a dedicated AI button.
Together, they turn the Pad 3 into a real productivity tool, not just a glorified Netflix machine.
Final Thought: Pay Less, Get More
We’ve seen big-screen Android tablets before. But few dare to undercut Samsung and outperform it at the same time. The OnePlus Pad 3 does exactly that. It’s sleek, smart, and priced to disrupt.
Maybe the tablet market needed a little chaos.
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