OnePlus Pad: The Best Android Tablet Out Now?

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

4K version on my Patreon here: www.patreon.com/posts/oneplus-pad-best-82172255

[@michaelcorcoran8768]

Little bummed that there's no USB C video output. That's a pretty important feature for me on a tablet. I don't know why they couldn't at least just give us screen mirroring. I'm sure they have their reasons.

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

Costs? OP is already the "sell at lowest margin" label for Oppo. Getting down to the PENNIES per unit on what makes sense to include.

[@davidburns8113]

Man this thing looks great, I am excited for more people to transition to tablet computing

[@gageabdul]

Been holding out for quite a while on a tablet. This might be the one for me to get.

[@Ctrl-Alt-Deyeet]

i ordered this tablet. can't wait until it arrives. it looks great in this video.

[@aljosacebokli]

Why, you sneaky little....I just finished listening to this morning's podcast which left me thinking you'll have to wait for the next pre order round 😂 Love how this looks!

[@fearlesswatcher9322]

If you could do a drawing review on this tablet focusing on the stylus performance, would be super helpful

[@rvermausa]

Thanks. Please work on in depth review for the OnePlus Pad 2.

[@hdtravel1]

This tablet rocks - very awesome - $399 now - free stylus - $75 for the keyboard case - get it folks

[@BrianGlaze]

Love what OnePlus did right here

[@buckybob1]

Great review. I just picked one up for $400 US with the keyboard folio included. This is the best tab Ive ever used and Ive used Samsung Tabs in the past.

[@indiangamingfactshistory4642]

In 2017 i remember tablet market was completely vanished because of 6 inch phones coming in market. But i see in 2022 tablets are coming with nice lcd display with good ram processors and battery. So i see sales tablets getting high. Nokia tab t20 and t10 are stock Android tablets which are new in this field and battery life and display is superb compare to past tablet and this is the reason i am purchasing this one. Because i remember those days when i purchased a lenovo tablet in 2015 which has worst in terms of everything if you compare nowadays. So yeah tablets are coming back but with a powerful specs and cheap price 😊

[@Sundara229]

6:43 This side magnetic charging is actually how Apple has been doing it since the iPad Pro 2018....

[@machtschnell7452]

At a snail's pace, though.

[@impulsesystems]

@@machtschnell7452 and with a poor weak magnet.

[@jimmymac2292]

I love the idea of a tablet solution, especially with how efficient arm soc has become. If only we could get better third party software support for android.

[@r5LgxTbQ]

check out the Lenovo P11 Pro Gen2. Seems about as good (but Mediatek Kompanio instead of Mediatek Dimensity) but a good deal cheaper.

[@BarryJohnson]

WOW! I am even more impressed.

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

It's solid. Yeah.

[@tonygonzales726]

Try swiping down from the top with two fingers. I heard that creates a split screen. Love the channel!!!!

[@ab4113]

Mines is on pre order, roll on the 23rd for mine with the free keyboard

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

Solid buy!

[@TheHopelessGeek]

Excellent review as usual. Thanks Juan! 😊I'm considering a tablet for multimedia and casual office work. Would this be a good choice, or are iPads better for work/play balance?

[@adiffkindofswag1148]

If no SD card slot why couldn't OnePlus just add a 256gb option? That's the only thing making me look at the Xiaomi Pad Pro 6

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

I think it'll depend on sales and distribution. They launched the OP10Pro in only one flavor and added a second after demand in other regions calmed down.

[@Mega07]

The back of it looks so outdated it reminds me of tablets of 2012

[@ProjectFraz]

Who cares if the back looks outdated. But it does look kinda ugly

[@youtubeaqua7796]

Subjective

[@oneminutewonder77]

It's certainly not the end of the world using an LCD screen, but it would be nice if they would've decided to go for OLED. I suppose at the price they're selling it for though that was a cut that needed to be made. Performance with some of the new dimensity processors has been excellent, so that's a good thing in my mind.

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

Considering the $400 Verizon tablet sitting next to me, I don't know that we would classify these as the same species...

[@markgutierez9922]

@@SomeGadgetGuy I agree. OP tab uses a high end IPS panel.

[@SELEKTOR12]

How does it stack up against the Lenovo/Xaoxin Pad Pro? Slimmer body and bezels and great sound with an OLED display. Only downside is there is no integrated GPS. Great video!

[@Angel-HC]

Man, I wish this was around two years ago when I was buying my first tablet. Been on a Samsung Tab S7(the 11" model) and it's been serving me pretty well for university related stuff like notetaking and homework. I think iPad has the better aspect ratio for this, but they don't include the stylus in the box like Samsung do, it costs 3x more, and I found the Apple Pencil worse to use compared to Samsung's Spen largely because of the thicker nib and the fact that it didn't compress into the pen the way the Spen does when you're using it. Looks like OP copied Apple's Pencil design here.

[@Angel-HC]

@David Gray I guess. I owned an iPad Pro 12.9 3rd gen and ended up selling it a month later because I found little compelling benefit to keep it over my Samsung Tab S7. A BIG part of that was how much nicer the Samsung's stylus felt on the display. Also Samsung's Notes app is far and away more easy to use for me compared to Apple's. Right tool for the job.

[@prottashasarker5190]

Is the pad gonna have any green lines like the phones❓would it be ok for a long run like 4-5 years like a allrounder❓plz help❗ 🥺🥺

[@michaelcorcoran8768]

It'll get 4 years of security patches and the chipset will certainly be powerful enough to last that long. I can't speak to the green line issue bc don't know much about it . I know Samsung had an issue with the s20 Plus having a green line

[@TheArtOfJerry]

Can we have a 8inch mini tablet gaming tablet? The android world are depraved of . Please give us a 8inch mini tablet gaming.

[@King_Moose]

Lenovo Legion y700 out of china. Beast but no US version.

[@paltrax]

literally just saw an ad for this tablet on facebook i think, im actually looking for a decent tablet so this is helpful. between the a8 from samsung or the xiaomi tab and now this

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

And the Lenovo, and the upcoming Pixel, and...

[@dudenomad]

I'm torn between this and the iPad pro 11 128gb m2. I wanna primarily use a tab for multi layer 4k editing, which one would you suggest I should go with? Can the Oneplus pad handle such tasks or should I save up and get the iPad pro instead?

[@dudenomad]

@GH0STST4RSCR34M Thanks for replying. My 2016 laptop stutters like crazy when editing multiple 4k videos, and my budget can't exceed 800 dollars. Can you suggest me the best price to performance ratio in a tablet or laptop? My primary use will be just editing videos and using obs every once in a while

[@tur80t0ny]

Why is it that ONLY India gets the 256GB and 12GB ram option?

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

It's probably where OP sells the best. No point sending that here if it's just gonna sit on shelves.

[@tur80t0ny]

@@SomeGadgetGuy The 128GB version without an SDCard slot is not really big enough, where as 256GB is a much better prospect. I'm hopeful that they will eventually release it to more regions.

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

I hope so, but so long as the american tech press is acting like everything OP does is tragic (and how they're using OP as the replacement whipping boy for LG leaving the market), we can probably count on a limited regional distribution for products outside the areas where OP sells the best.

[@marcochavanne]

If they offer any promos on a OneOlus 12 and OnePlus Pad bundle tomorrow, would you still recommend it now?

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

I think it's still a solid tablet yeah.

[@martinhawrylkiewicz2025]

Nice vid! Would anyone know if this OnePlus Pad is a good competitor or better option than my Samsung Tab S7?

[@cerealkiller69420]

Did you get the f5 pro for review as well, or only the f5?

[@artdogg50]

I was hoping for LTE and/or 5G for when I'm on the road. Wi-Fi isn't always readily available. Still the ability to use it with a Oneplus phone could make a difference? 🤔

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

I think it's a tough argument. We can add 5G directly to tablets and laptops or we can tether from a phone. I can't put my finger on what "wins" there.

[@artdogg50]

Especially for me because it's tough to drop almost $500 on a tablet that I really won't use that much anyway. The ability to use a Sim card on a tablet seems rare, or unreliable when available, or extremely expensive like with Iphones. I'll probably just stick with my cheap LTE tablet or get something not quite as expensive like a Lenovo if I want to compromise. Great review!

[@DGEater]

I think you should review a Xiaomi Pad 6/ 6 Pro both has video output and a direct competitor to OnePlus Pad.

[@totalnerd52]

sick vid! do you think OP will release a higher end version within the year or so? something to compete with the iPad Pro?

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

I honestly don't know. The OP label is now completely under Oppo, and it seems they're using it as the "almost no margin" performance brand.

[@xforbiddenone]

I unfortunately find the lack of video out to be a huge deal breaker regardless of the price of a tablet. Just disappointing that they skipped on a fairly inexpensive feature that even most cheap tablets support.

[@farishanafiah8461]

In tablet world, you won't find much with video output apart from Samsung and Huawei. Even Vivo and Oppo won't give it on their Snapdragon 870-powered tablets.

[@michaelcorcoran8768]

​@@farishanafiah8461 I mean it's hard to say much because we're dealing with such a small sample size. But all the Samsung tablets basically have video output these days obviously with dex. To me it's basically the entire reason to buy one of those tablets. Also stuff like the Lenovo duet Chromebook tablets all have video output. It's not going to matter to everyone but it's a big deal to me. Hell Even the iPad has some kind of video output.

[@michaelcorcoran8768]

Does anyone know if the Lenovo p11 pro supports video output?

[@xforbiddenone]

@@michaelcorcoran8768 The P11 Pro Gen2 absolutely supports video out.

[@FAT8893]

I can't help but think that this is the international version of the currently China-only Vivo Pad2. They both got the same Dimensity 9000 SoC and the same 7:5 IPS LCD screen. Even the detachable keyboard and the stylus look suspiciously identical between the two. The only difference between them is that the Vivo has a larger screen size, a bigger battery but with slower 44W charging, and USB-C 3.2 with DisplayPort capability. Also, the Vivo is somewhat cheaper at ~$360 for 8/128.

[@jarod3371]

This actually the international version of the OppoPad 2. OppoOad 2 has 12GB with 256GB or 512 options as well and comes in grey or gold Otherwise exactly same hardware.

[@tetzet3254]

I'll wait for Samsung and Red Magic tablets before I decide to buy them.

[@farishanafiah8461]

If you do value video output, go for Samsung. I won't be surprised if the Red Magic supports it given that the phone has such functionality.

[@machtschnell7452]

Impressive, but no 5G? Qualcomm modems seem ahead of everybody else for now.

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

Lowers the costs for manufacturing, components, and certifications. Plus, in the USA, you won't have to worry about carriers interfering with software or updates.

[@TokenTech]

Very cool. I think a lot of people even myself over buy. (I got an m1 iPad Pro and barely use all the power it has) this seems like nice competition for the lower spec iPad!

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

It's coming at the right time. Finally some companies taking Android more seriously again.

[@TokenTech]

@@SomeGadgetGuy long over due too! The android tablet space has really suffered over the years. Made cheap amazon tablets look good especially if you could hack them. Excited to see how the rest of the year goes for android tablets. Maybe it’ll even push apple to bring more pro features to their pro tablets

[@kentvun]

Does it have LTE/5G? can this make phone call? I wish I can find a full feature tablet that can still make phone call, do you know any?

[@patvankeer4769]

is there an option to hide this home bar at the bottom like with samsung you have the option to put them at the right bottom instead of the middle?

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

Nope. OP keeps the task bar more phone-like. On your homescreen, the only option is to include recently used apps. When you're in an app, or splitscreening currently, the bar just disappears like it does on a phone. Side tabs are for minimizing apps, instead of housing them at the bottom of the screen.

[@ChrisPollard]

$997CAD for the Pad/keyboard/pen combo in Canada. Not bad ... and if I was looking for a new tablet right now I'd consider it. It's just not a form factor I use much at all. I have an older iPad from about 6 years ago that barely gets turned on as it is. Mainly use it to pull up a recipe in the kitchen on something larger than my phone. It does look like a great option for tablet-seekers though. Definitely solid competition for Samsung. (Finally.) I could see it being a popular option for artists. Heck, maybe even 3D modellers. Are there good CAD programs for Android? I've never looked, but that could be cool for the 3D printer crowd too.

[@alexribeiro8805]

Why announce 12gb if they are not making it available (just in India! Why??)

[@raitaigeinji]

how is it with microsoft office and the pen for note taking?

[@ronguido916]

Looks Very Nice

[@marksanderson1707]

Charger is included in the box, unless you live in the UK.

[@neomamuro]

PSA on the Lenovo tablet. I bought the Chinese ROM Lenovo P11 Pro 2021 (Xiaoxin Pad Pro). Maybe it's just my unit, but the unit feels like it has a very finicky resistive touch screen when you're not holding the unit, making it almost unusable when propped on a desk other than as a video player. It's okay when you're holding it though, so I didn't return the unit because it was very good value for money at the time. Stylus loses power mid-use. You have to hit it relatively hard or remove then re-insert the battery for it to function again. But the worst thing is that when I reset the unit to check if that would fix the touch issues after upgrading to ZUI 14, it removed the desktop mode and Google playstore. I sideloaded the google APK after a few days of research. I don't use the keyboard anymore after PC mode disappeared because it's no longer a laptop replacement without it. My frustration's just too much that I post this comment on all videos I watch recommending Lenovo tablets. Hope you all par🎉don the unstructured rant.

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

I heard about that on the older model. I really want to test drive the gen 2 to see if that's improved.

[@branoow4079]

Could i use a bluetooth mouse with this? Also, is google docs functionality good?

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

Yeah. It supports HID BT devices. I mostly use office, but poking around Google Docs, it seemed solid. I'd need to side by side it with my Chromebook, but I didn't notice any immediate differences.

[@tyre536]

ive not used a tablet in forever i got a ipad mini but took it back last time i had a tablet for a long time was Nexus 7 hahhaha

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

Nexus 7 was a champ. Such a shame Google ran so cold on tablets while trying to boost ChromeOS. Now we're playing catch-up.

[@MobilePhotoObsession]

@@SomeGadgetGuy yeah and I don't really have a need for a tablet

[@TechnoLawyer]

For old people and kids, it’s easy. Are others in the family on iOS? Base iPad, for iChat and FaceTime. (Zoom doesn’t come close to replicating the ease of setting up a call to a grandparent by a little kid or vice versa. My mother couldn’t manage joining a zoom call in a million years, but she can manage to hit accept when my kids FaceTime her). Otherwise, eh, should still probably buy an iPad. People who are around old people are more likely to be familiar with iOS, so make it easy on those who might help them, and Apples parental controls are good. An older kid, like a tween or teen, who is likely reasonably tech savvy? Ok, now there are real choices to consider. Like this. Your average 10 year old would probably get a ton of use out of one of these, love the hell out of it.

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

I dunno. My Grandmother is pretty old and hasn't had any serious issues moving between Windows, iPadOS, or Android devices. Seems the whole idea of "push square get app" is pretty well mature for a lot of folks out there.

[@TechnoLawyer]

@@SomeGadgetGuy not my mother 😆 (in his mid 70s). I’d bet on my 5yr old over her any day in terms of tech.

[@afenichnabil3443]

The aspect ratio is very bad for watching KZbin/Netflix

[@FAT8893]

I think OnePlus themselves said that the screen is more about reading.

[@6669393]

Audio jack?

[@metalcrip89]

Im torn between this and the the pixel tablet even though i have the oneplus 11 the google tablet with that magnetic charging dock with and added speaker and kickstand case that holds in to fit on the dock is super convient. i know the one plus has 144 hz and 67 watt charging for 479 but that dock is dope lol juan should do a comparison video!

[@King_Moose]

60hz in 2023. Pixel tab is a negative for me. I'm in the google universe with phones last few years. 90hz was as low as I could contemplate getting it.

[@metalcrip89]

@@King_Moose for the tablet I don't really care if it's 60 Hz I'm not going to be gaming on it or anything this is all about productivity and streaming watching stuff emailing

[@Burn_In_Oled_On_Purpose]

I would consider a tablet if the tablet is like my sony xperia 1 iv with same features and specs as my sony xperia 1 iv including the 4k 120hz 21:9 aspect ratio with oled display, 1,000 nits brightness with a headphone jack, 512gb storage, and a micro sd card slot with 5g support and it's unlocked. Even a red magic 8 pro gaming android tablet, basically the same features and specs as the red magic 8 pro gaming phone but in an android tablet form factor including the 120 hz display, 1,300 nits brightness, 5g support, unlocked, 512gb storage, diablo mode, under the display front facing camera and headphone jack. I used to have a sony xperia z2 tablet from verizon and I used to put the tmobile sim card in the sony tablet and use mobile data with unlimited data on the tablet. However the sony tablet only has 16gb storage and micro usb charging port.

[@FAT8893]

It makes me wonder why Sony don't want to make an Xperia Z tablet anymore. 4K resolution on a smartphone screen does sound overkill, but 4K resolution on a tablet screen does make a lot of sense.

[@IAmJe]

$399 would be a compelling price 😅

[@thetechboyorg]

No fingerprint, no video out, no microSD ..Hmm the Tab s7 looks like competition thoughts?

[@farishanafiah8461]

I don't care much about fingerprint, but no video out and microSD card slot is a huge bummer. To make it worse, Samsung can give both feature on Snapdragon 750G/778G-powered Tab S7 FE.

[@thetechboyorg]

@@farishanafiah8461 Yep

[@michaelcorcoran8768]

Yeah well the tab S7 is going to be stuck on Android 13. But yes it's got the 865 plus chipset, video output, SD card etc and can be found at bargain prices at this point. If you're worried about OS updates though you'd probably want to consider the tab S8. I used Samsung's education discount two years ago to get the tab S7 with 512 GB of storage for $461 and it came with Galaxy buds pro. It was a short deal and I feel lucky I came across it.

[@carlbrenda6518]

The 7 series tablets are nearing 3 years......Not a good comparison. You'll not find a better tablet at this price.

[@thetechboyorg]

@@carlbrenda6518 Oh yeah makes sense.

[@JDRos]

128gb with no sdcard slot 😕

[@SunsetNova]

Lovely looking device ♥️

[@raycon921]

I'm happy that they weren't ashamed going with a more apple type design. The magnetic charging on the side of the tablet and taller aspect ratio makes so much sense 👍

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

I kinda like the top, especially for how they taper the edge on that side. It's a nice little ergonomic touch, and keeps the sides a little sleeker.

[@raycon921]

@@SomeGadgetGuy exactly 👍 Samsung was afraid to do it and put it on the back, not a very ergonomic choice and the wide aspect ratio isn't doing them any favor

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

Ditto Microsoft. KILLS me that there are magnets for the stylus on my Duo, but to charge, you HAVE to stick on a REALLY ugly bumper case.

[@6669393]

No oled?

[@Wooperplus]

Hopefully they release a 256GB in the US

[@Jimmyfly215]

people are so quick to compare, and as an apple user i love seeing oneplus go for something. Samsung users are bitter from reivews i seen i dont get it. you dont have the best tablets or phones at all lol. oneplus is just an app for what google will do.

[@violet-mp1mk]

Can you pinch to zoom on apps

[@AngelaMaria-p2j]

One plus pad or samsung s9 fe plus.?

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

Do you want the more powerful tablet or do you want Dex?

[@AngelaMaria-p2j]

@@SomeGadgetGuy I use the tablet for some video calls for Exell Word and PDF documents because maybe I want to edit... I also use the tablet for some internet videos and searches on Google.... I like the power of one plus and I like the notes of samsung for the functions although I can always download nebo or onenote...I'm very undecided I like both

[@yada1626]

I'm kinda happy seeing the tablet market at the moment growing at a slow pace. But I don't think the Oneplus Pad is the best android tablet out now; seeing now the Global side doesn't get much refreshes unlike the Asia market which specifically the China market has so many hidden gems of tablet refreshes. Just a bit of a rant; so anyone reading can just ignore. Currently, android tablets for China has the better hardware, i.e the recently released Xiaomi Mipad 6 lineup and Lenovo's Y900 (Tab Extreme for global markets). While global usually gets the downgraded & up-marked RP really makes me sad. As far that I know, Lenovo's Y900's is the only other one released using Mediatek's last gen Dimensity 9000 and the Mipad 6 out valued the Lenovo P11 Pro (especially the Xiaoxin models) in terms of hardware at similar price points. Only Xiaoxin/Lenovo P11 Pro has the advantage of better display, support for display out, decent optimized productivity apps (despite the newer OS builds removes the option for Desktop Mode by default) & more thoughtful accessories (which improves somes ideas from Apple & Samsung tablet accessories). The only downside I could personally see is probably poor software optimization for productivity work, lack of localization apps due to region locked and different markets, and folks aren't familiar with the chinese language. Also, warranty if that's a concern. Tldr; global kind of gets the end shaft of the bargain because we have Samsung & Apple to be big players in this tablet market and have their say for prices. There's so many hidden and well-valued android tablets from China that I've discovered and most Global folks won't be able to find and experience them which is a shame. So yeah, I don't think the Oneplus Pad / Oppo is the best android tablet out there, there's so many great alternatives for multiple workload and entertainment needs. Again, thank you for making these kind of videos, especially goin' deep dives into photography oriented phones and not following reviewer terms that it's okay because of "average consumers". Love your work very much🤟❤

[@geetmadan1991]

I really thought you got an iPad Pro. I was like wow, Juan has joined the dark side 😅

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

NERP! 😄

[@gillest9432]

Still I find my Lenovo P11 Pro Gen 2 is more equilibrate because : - you've got Amoled - you've got 256GB+microSD...128GB without SD are maybe too little, it's really a Bad point for oneplus - you've got USB3 with MHL for external screen...the second Bad point on Oneplus - Kompanio 1300T is already a powerfull soc (better than Snap 860 on Xiaomi Pad 5), and is futureproof for streaming with hardware AV1 support like 9000 (something lacks on Galaxy S8 and iPad! Software support will lead to more power consumption) - accessories are cheaper...59€ for Pen 3 for exemple But true, Oneplus Pad has some qualities : - Dimensity 9000 makes it more powerfull than Galaxy S8 - fast charge - in Europe, Oneplus offers 149€ of accessories with presales...than mean you can have the keyboard for free...interessant! And you've got 2 very different choices in term of screen ratio, so it depends of what you prefer to do with your tablet : - 15/9 on Lenovo is better for videos... - 7/5 on Oneplus is better for reading contents

[@oo0024]

I still find my M1 12.9 iPad Pro better than everything on the market 16gb ram with M1 is completely future proof and the optimisation is on another level

[@SacKingJOSER916]

If any device whether it's a smartphone or a smart tablet does not have HDMI out with desktop mode it belongs in the trash because we're going to be paying for that price there's no excuse to not be featured with the product

[@FAT8893]

You forgot one buzzword in any smartphone brand: Ecosystem. We can definitely use our phone or our tablet as our only computer, but they always try to want to buy more of their products.

[@thetechrealist]

Welp, the Google tablet just demolishes this tablet with features AND it costs the same!

[@King_Moose]

lol @ 60hz? 60hz in mid 2023? Lets be serious

[@OmarMagdy-ug7rw]

There is no black color for it

[@mawash0309]

i wish there was a 5G option . i feel like Apple is the only one worth that option right now

[@rashadaljunied]

i think the mi pad 5 is still better value

[@tusharsaini11]

What about note taking?

[@rashadaljunied]

wait alien isolation is on android?

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

Yup. Has been for a while. Really solid port.

[@Robert-sj8ld]

👍👍👍👍

[@MrSaeedted]

That’s an attractive price, Nexus 7 attractive

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

Yup!

[@DylanHunter64]

Is it immature of me to consider an LCD screen in 2023 a dealbreaker on a tablet? Like, I'm sure it's fine but I mean....

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

Not immature. We all have different preferences. You check that Lenovo?

[@DylanHunter64]

@@SomeGadgetGuy no, which one?

[@farishanafiah8461]

I still prefer LCD over OLED. It's cheaper to repair and more reliable since it never suffers from screen burn-in, unlike OLED panel.

[@DylanHunter64]

@@farishanafiah8461 While burn in happens on occasion, I find most devices are usually outdated by the time it happens or they just doesn't happen. I think the years of superior screen viewer are worth it. Do you mean like repairing a cracked screen?

[@SomeGadgetGuy]

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