Along with the Find X5 series , Oppo also announced the first tablet of its kind, the Oppo Pad, which joins alongside existing and new playe...
Opo chose to go for a relatively advanced tablet, coming in a slim design of 7 mm and with a total weight of 510 grams, with an intriguing color combination in a double shade that one part is glossy and the other matte. It is equipped with an 11-inch LCD screen with a resolution of 2560 × 1600 Providing a pixel density of 275ppi, it also features a high refresh rate of 120 Hz alongside P3 and HDR10 color arc support.
Inside, Qualcomm's Snapdragon 870 processor beats alongside 6 or 8GB of working memory and 128 or 256GB of internal storage, respectively. The battery has a capacity of 8,360 mAh while also incorporating the company's fast charging technology, SuperVOOC with a power of 33 watts. The company says that the battery is capable of providing up to 16 hours of video viewing.
The intriguing thing is that Oppo also incorporates support for a new stylus pen made by it, the Oppo Pencil. It supports up to 4096 pressure points which ensures a sense of writing and drawing on paper along with some additional features and built-in applications that come with the tablet. However, it is not supplied as in the Galaxy Tab and it will be sold separately. It will also offer a full keyboard integrated cover that makes it a laptop configuration.
Apart from that, there is a pair of cameras one at the back 13 megapixels and the front 8 megapixels. Dolby Atmos is supported through speaker quartet, WiFi 6 connectivity, and Bluetooth 5.1. It runs on the Android system with the Color OS interface.
Prices start at $ 360 (about NIS 1,200) for the basic configuration, while the pen will be offered for $ 70 and the keyboard for $ 60.
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