NEWS  Tablet  November 18, 2023  Reading time: ~1 minute)

Max (RS editor)

In a recent announcement, Oppo has officially confirmed the impending launch of its latest tablet, the Oppo Pad Air2. Scheduled to hit the market next week, this device seems to be none other than the OnePlus Pad Go, if leaked promotional images are any indication.

Oppo has initiated a buzz around the Pad Air2 through teaser posts on Weibo, providing enthusiasts with a sneak peek into what to expect. The unveiled information strongly suggests that the Pad Air2 is essentially a rebranded version of the OnePlus Pad Go, which recently made its debut in India.

Among the noteworthy features, Oppo has disclosed that the Pad Air2 will boast an impressive 2.4K resolution, translating to 2,408 x 1,720 pixels. Furthermore, the tablet is said to incorporate a specialized filter aimed at reducing blue light levels by up to 60%, surpassing conventional LCD panels.

As of now, Oppo has limited its discussions about the Pad Air2 to Weibo, hinting at a potential exclusive release in China, mirroring the approach taken with the Pad 2. While certain details are being kept under wraps, leaked images by Evan Blass showcase the tablet's silver and grey color options, aligning with the design language of the Pad Go.

The official unveiling of the Oppo Pad Air2 is slated for November 23, where it is anticipated to reveal key specifications, including the speculated MediaTek Helio G99 chipset and an 8,000 mAh battery – mirroring the configuration of the OnePlus Pad Go. The tablet appears poised to make a significant impact, combining Oppo's innovation with the proven success of the OnePlus Pad Go.

(Cover image by Oppo | Leaked product images courtesy of @evleaks)