Oppo Pad Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Oppo Pad - great start

The Chinese company Oppo successfully feels in a huge number of areas, including the production of Android smartphones. However, the tablet market remained unknown to the organization, while most of the corporation's opponents had already released several bestsellers. But the developer finally decided to correct the current situation and present a technological novelty without obvious shortcomings.

The appearance of the gadget turned out to be imperfect, but memorable and interesting. Of the minuses, we highlight the thickness of the display frames, which I would not like to see in the mobile assistant of 2022. But there are still many more advantages. These include a variety of original textures of the glass back panels, and a side fingerprint sensor. The 11-inch IPS-panel with a resolution of 2560x1600 pixels also has a couple of tricks up its sleeve. Chief among them is the 120-Hz refresh rate of the picture, which has a positive effect on the smoothness of the content. Of course, it is worth praising the brightness and contrast values, thanks to which the device is convenient to use even in direct sunlight. Not every competitor is ready to boast of such an achievement.

The technical performance is also impressive. An over-the-top Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 CPU, 6GB/8GB RAM , and an Adreno 650 graphics accelerator are a real joy for gamers of all ages, allowing them to plunge headlong into the worlds of resource-intensive titles like PUBG: New State and Genshin Impact. A solid cooling system prevents throttling even after several hours of gaming, the power of the chipset is also noticeable in everyday tasks. Launching instant messengers, a browser and other similar applications takes a matter of fractions of a second. Unlike future chips from the same manufacturer, the processor has not lost energy efficiency. The 8360mAh battery will require charging infrequently, namely once every one and a half to two days. Expanding the ROM with MicroSD cards will not work, so think in advance whether you need 128 or 256GB of internal memory.

The photo capabilities of Android tablets are rarely surprising. The main 13-megapixel photomodule does not strike either. The texts shot with it are not deprived of clarity; from other shooting scenarios, the sensor succeeds only in daytime landscapes. In other cases, noise, blurring and incorrect color reproduction will not give you a chance to enjoy the results of the photo session. This remark is also true for the 8-megapixel front camera. The four loud speakers , the 33W fast charging, and the low price also deserve praise. Thus, the device is almost ideal for its class.