OnePlus Pad Go 28.85Cm 2.4K 7:5 Ratio Readfit Eye Care LCD Display, Dolby Atmos Quad Speakers, Wi-Fi Connectivity Tablet, 8GB RAM 128 GB Storage Expandable Up-to 1TB Asin, Twin Mint Colour

I’ve been using the OnePlus Pad Go for a while now and it has been a great tablet for entertainment and daily work. The display quality is excellent with vibrant colors and smooth scrolling, making movies, YouTube, and reading very enjoyable. The quad speakers with Dolby Atmos give a really immersive sound experience. Battery life is impressive and easily lasts a full day with regular use. Performance is smooth for multitasking, browsing, note-taking, and casual gaming. The design feels premium and lightweight, making it comfortable to carry around.

I purchased this tab about a year ago just for studying and watching movies The screen is preety good and volume is amazing, it doesn't hang and works smoothly, I've using for notes, lecture, movies, music and the battery is also good I have purchased around 16k I guess but overall amazing product If you sole purpose for buying a tablet is movies and study go for this bcz of amazing screen and sound under 20k

I bought this tablet to study, so on this point the tablet does its work well. The camera is very basic which I can't complain about given the price point. However, my only concerns are the battery and the delivery experience. First of all, when I received the product two days ago, I found that the packaging was clearly tampered. The seal on the folio case was broken and though the seal was intact on the tablet's packaging case, I could still find clues it was opened before I did. I was very very concerned but because I couldn't find any noticeable damage the customer service couldn't do anything. Secondly, the battery according to me is draining faster than what should be normal for a brand new device. For example, if I watch a video for 1.5 hours, the battery will drain from 100% to 89%. This is my first tablet so I don't know if this is normal but I am concerned that in the long run this draining will be speed up. Though the charging happens super fast. That's a good point. The refresh rate is okay. It took me some time to get used to the slight delays and occassional stutters when scrolling, but gradually I got used to it. Because of the large display it offers a good experience in reading and watching lectures. Overall, I think it's a good and affordable tablet for those who have basic requirements in studing and taking notes. Except I'm still anxious about the battery. I am using a capacitative stylus for note taking.

If you are looking for budget tablet and confused which one to buy. Look no further and buy this one. 1. Screen quality very nice. 2. Sound quality I bet it beats apple 9th gen by far 3. It gives you 128GB with an option to increase further using SD card. Why would somebody stuck with 64GB. I do heavy download of videos for offline, 64 gb out of which almost 20GB used by OS. 4. In Android world OnePlus Oxygen OS stands out. No bloatware, clean and fast. Also promised 4 yrs updates. 5. People say G99 processor, performance is not good. I am spending around 17000 rs . I am getting decent performance for casual gaming and watch media content in good quality resolution, which I may say for most is sole purpose of tablet. 6. Tablet is mostly bought for on the go content watching. This one has very good battery backup and better than ipad ,fast charging. 7. Yes 400 nits max screen brightness, people say less for outdoor. But think how many times you go out in bright sunlight, either you watch in vehicle and in shades. Also 400 nits consumes less battery. 8. If you want tablet to be like laptop with only 17000 rs. Look for something else. 9. For students only con it does not support apple pencil kind of pencil for note taking. But then it is half the price from apple ipad 9 + apple pencil. And note taking works with cheap magnetic tip pencils. 10. Quality, the moment you hold it, it gives premium feeling. Overall best budget tablet, value for money .

Nice product, but camera qualities average

I bought this tab 1 month ago Very nice and big screen Smooth touching It has dolby atmos speakers so sound quality is amazing It gives you 128gb storage capacity which is good Perfect tab for study, watching movies and charting This is my first one plus product so happy with the purchase

Nice product

I bought this for basic purposes as a secondary device to my phone, i.e., for media consumption and reading books/course material. I wanted an Android tablet as my primary phone is an iPhone and I was a bit frustrated with the limitations, especially when it came to file management, watching media (codec support), and at times accessing PDFs too. Well, after using this for a while my advice would be to go for a base level iPad (buy an external storage to counter the low base capacity) or splurge for a high-end Samsung tablet, as I strongly feel cheap or mid-range Android tabs like these are not worth the money. For 18k, I understand I won't get world class performance like an iPad Pro but this is lackluster even for basic things. Below is a short summary of pros/cons: Pros: 1. Screen: honestly the best part, crisp, legible, and very bright. Soothing on eyes too for long reading or browsing content. Definitely not as good as a Kindle or an e-ink display when it comes to strain on eyes, but I feel the screen on this is less strenuous as compared to others. 2. Charging: charging speed is decently quick compared to other tabs (benchmark is a Xiaomi tab which my mom uses). 3. Speakers: next best thing after the screen. Plenty loud, crisp, distortion-free, and have good dynamic range and surround sound. Very good for watching movies. Cons: 1. Performance: nothing to write home about. It lags and stutters even at basic tasks sometimes. I keep my tablet fairly light when it comes to storage and installed apps, still I feel it struggles here and there especially when a few apps are open. Not able to understand this as the specs on paper are good. Animations are not smooth and refined, despite reducing them through developer options. OnePlus is good at providing updates and has given several of these since I bought the tab, which have improved the performance a bit but it still falls short. 2. Battery: can't quite understand how people are saying it has an awesome battery life. Mine requires charging every day even after light usage. Only after 2-3 hours (non-consecutive) of watching movies or shows brings the battery down considerably. My rationale is the case with a lot of China domiciled/BBK devices; I might have gotten a bad QC product, so your mileage may vary. 3. Weight: poorly balanced weight. Hands may hurt after a while of one handed usage. Weight considerably increases after installing a screen guard and a cover, so be mindful of that. Absolutely DO NOT buy the official OnePlus folio case. It might be built well and looks sleek but it adds a fair bit of heft. Overall, bit disappointed. Some reviews were mentioning it as a laptop replacement, I differ in that thought and do not feel it can do that task. My mom's Xiaomi tab lasts longer in battery life, has a decent screen and speakers, although performance is similarly lacking. One can go for it if budget is a constraint, otherwise iPad still reigns supreme in tablet market, IMHO.

Bought this after using only apple products for many years so this was a leap of faith to try an alternative. I wasn’t disappointed and I have had the tablet for months now. It is great. The battery lasts a long time, even with heavy use. The screen is clear and the sound quality is amazing too. It is also very responsive and processes quickly. It was a great price, much cheaper than and iPad and I’d be happy to buy another OnePlus product.

I came to this tablet from an Amazon fire max. So much smoother and reliable with awesome Dolby Atmos sound.