The tablet will be a successor to Pad Air, released in June last year.
Oppo will debut its Pad Air 2 next week in China, with the tablet’s arrival set to take place alongside the manufacturer’s Reno 11 smartphone series. The Chinese consumer electronics giant will launch the series, which will be made up by Reno 11 and Reno 11 Pro, in its home country on November 23.
When launched, Pad Air 2 will succeed Pad Air, released in June 2022.
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Oppo Pad Air 2: What to expect?
While the company itself has shared some teasers for the upcoming tablet, Evan Blass, an American ‘phone leaker’, shared what is said to be the device’s official design.
Design: In terms of design, according to reports, Pad Air 2 looks ‘identical’ to the OnePlus Pad Go, and is said to be a ‘rebranded’ version of the former.
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Screen: The device offers an LCD panel with a resolution of 1720*2408 pixels, the same display that OnePlus Pad Go is equipped with. The display has a 90hz refresh rate.
Processor: It is expected to get MediaTek’s Helio G99 chipset with 8GB RAM and both 128GB and 256GB internal storage.
Camera: There will be a single 8MP camera unit (at the rear).
Battery: It will be an 8000mAh unit with support to fast-charging of 33W.
In addition to these, Oppo says Pad Air 2 will come with a blue light filter, rated to filter out 60% more of the harmful blue light, as compared to the regular LCDs.
Price: If indeed a ‘rebranded’ version of OnePlus Pad Go, it may get a similar price tag as well. In India, the Wi-Fi model of Pad Go comes for ₹19,999.
