OnePlus Pad Go 2 Review

“The OnePlus Pad Go 2 presents an Android-ified version of an iPad, with strong processing power and a good-looking screen to make it a useful entertainment device. However the software isn’t up to snuff to rival Apple’s heavyweight, and it has no killer feature.”

The OnePlus Pad Go 2 makes a strong case for itself in the mid-range tablet space. At $400, it significantly undercuts Samsung while delivering a capable, well-rounded package. A large display, competent performance, excellent battery life, and solid multitasking software make it an easy recommendation for anyone looking for a general-purpose Android tablet.

The OnePlus Pad Go 2 understands a lot of what makes the vanilla iPad so popular, and it follows in its well-trodden footsteps to deliver a competent Android alternative. It lacks a little on raw power and its accessory ecosystem, but the software support is excellent, and its balanced aspect ratio and quad speakers make it a versatile choice for any media on the go.

The OnePlus Pad Go 2 succeeds in delivering a well-rounded tablet experience at a competitive price. For ₹26,999, you get a large, sharp display, excellent battery life, capable performance, strong speakers, and thoughtful design choices geared toward productivity and media consumption. It is not a tablet for power users or hardcore gamers, nor does it redefine Android multitasking. But as an affordable yet powerful everyday tablet for work, entertainment, and light creativity, the Pad Go 2 makes a strong case for itself, and for most users, it will be money well spent.

The OnePlus Pad Go 2 is a thoughtful upgrade on what was already a great, affordable tablet. With a larger display, longer battery life, and a faster chipset that paves the way for OnePlus’ phenomenal Open Canvas software, the Pad Go 2 now feels like far more of a win for productivity users than its predecessor. Throw in 5G connectivity, and it’s easy to see this being a must-buy tablet for anyone shopping in the mid-range market.