OnePlus Pad review: For Android fans who secretly want an iPad

If you're looking for a powerful Android tablet that won't break the bank (and looks like an iPad), the OnePlus Pad is worth considering.
🔗 OnePlus Pad: bit.ly/3LSp2iE
⏰ Timestamps:
0:43 - First impressions
2:29 - Performance
3:15 - Battery life
4:16 - Display
5:31 - Android apps aren't optimized
7:29 - Keyboard and trackpad wrinkles
10:32 - An Ipad dupe?
📕 Read more: OnePlus Pad review: A tablet for Android fans who secretly want an iPad - bit.ly/422bgQm
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[@odeiasante]

I anticipated you to talk about the features and specifications: bezels, sensors, chips-calling,sms; Productivity wise etcetera. Why and the benefits of having that rear camera in the middle of the tablet unlike other tablets which have it at the side. I work on the go and need a tablet in order to document files as a financial Consultant without having to carry my hefty MBP 13 humped on my back around. It will be best you make videos which touch on all sectors of the consumer market. Talk positive about how the features of this tablet can be beneficial to those it was designed for if possible, all customers. You can make a comparison in another video. See what Max tech does in those Apple device videos My question is, does this tablet have an LTE variant/version? Since you failed to mention.

[@digvijayparmar1014]

No lte variant

[@nkillick]

Why do you assume that Android fans secretly want an iPad? I never want a iPad because they are inflexible and you have to absorb yourself into the Apple ecosystem. And there's so many aspects of Apple devices that I find such a pain to use. No universal back button for starters. Yes, OnePlus have certainly taken inspiration from the iPad but that doesn't mean the Android users are picking it for that reason.

[@srcx0103]

In India we also have 12Gb with 256GB variant option

[@ElMenorLatino]

Lucky!

[@user-on4kr1zd1d]

This is cheaper than apples cheapest iPad. It has 2x the storage and more than 2x the ram. I don't think we need to be concerned that it's under specced for the price