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Edited May 9, 2024
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Trade-in any phone or tablet in any condition to get $50 off and then sign-up for texts/emails for an additional $30 off. The OnePlus Pad is currently $80 off and you get a free Magnetic Keyboard ($150) or Folio ($30 - I don't recommend).
Cost breakdown:
$480 Pad
$150 Keyboard
$630 Total
-$80 Discount on Pad
-$150 Free Keyboard
-$50 Trade-in any condition (more for others, like $100 for iP X or $160 for iP 11; or see link
https://www.oneplus.com/us/buy-oneplus-pad)
-$30 Sign-up Texts/Emails
$320 New Total
Taxes vary, I'm in CA 7.75%
The total cost for me after taxes is $344.79.
https://www.oneplus.com/us
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The multitasking features don't really work as well as they seem to think and aren't as intuitive as you would hope.
No WiFi 6E which I was surprised to learn it didn't have for a tablet released in 2023.
It feels like there are no unique features or licensed apps that make great use of the marketed accessory. When you buy a tablet that comes with a stylus, you would expect features built into the OS that are custom tailored to the stylus or art/scribbling/note taking apps that come with it for free. The keyboard cover perfectly accompanies the tablet physically by how it acts as a cover and snaps on the tablet. But apart from that, it's just a keyboard. Not much is offered in the way of consuming the Android experience with a custom keyboard.
The OnePlus Pad comes with OnePlus' OxygenOS software built on top of Android 13. It's a lightly customized take on Android that mostly relies on Google's implementation of things like multitasking. The company is committing to three years of OS updates and four years of security patches on the Pad, both a year less than what it provides for its phones.
So not a great update length. I'll probably pass on this due to the policy.
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802.11ac averages 1.3Gbps. This has 802.11ax, which averages 1.6Gbps.
Are you really exceeding that bandwidth on a tablet? It's enough to stream 8K, let alone 4K.
As for the stylus not having any "defining" software that comes with it... the iPad doesn't exactly come with Procreate preinstalled either.
If you want more nudges on software to use that you'll probably end up wanting to replace, get a Samsung tablet with S-pen.
Maybe you could clarify because it sounds like you don't think people should be able to customize the devices they've paid for.
We're not exactly the "shut up and eat it" crowd here, so I'm not sure what you were going for with this.
OnePlus is better quality than Lenovo. Only 4gb ram and slower processor on Lenovo. Lenovo is better pick for grandma.
still stick with Lenovo P11 Pro gen 2 6GB RAM, it supports output to 4K@60
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https://www.androidpoli
Just gotta look, low battery capacity will definitely lower the buying price.
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