Oppo launches entry-level tablet Pad SE in India: Features, pricing details, and more
It comes in two different colours. The entry-level tablet runs on ColorOS 15 and is equipped with a MediaTek CPU. It packs a huge 9,340 mAh battery. The price for the Pad SE starts from Rs 13,999.
The Oppo Pad SE has a facial recognition feature and a quad-speaker setup. Connectivity features on the tablet comprise Bluetooth 5.4, Wi-Fi, GNSS, and USB Type-C. The tablet is also integrated with Google Gemini to assist the user.
The Pad SE gets a 5 MP rear camera sensor that supports autofocus and has an aperture of f/2.2 that is beneficial for low-light photos. It also gets the same camera specs on the front.
The Oppo Pad SE has a 9,340 mAh battery that can be charged at 33 W. On a single charge, the battery is said to provide up to 80 hours of music listening time and up to 11 hours of online video playback.
Three different models of the Oppo Pad SE 2 are available: the 4 GB + 128 GB Wi-Fi model costs ₹13,999, the 6 GB + 128 GB LTE model costs ₹15,999, and the top-end 8 GB + 128 GB LTE model costs ₹16,999. According to Oppo, there is a ₹1,000 discount coupon and free EMI available. The tablet will be sold at a few Oppo brand locations as well as on Flipkart, Oppo's online store.
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