OnePlus Pad 3 debuts with Snapdragon 8 Elite and 12,140mAh battery
OnePlus Pad 3
. The device, which will go on sale in Europe and North America starting June 5, will be available in India at a later date. OnePlus says the new tablet brings improvements in performance, display, and software features. Powered by Qualcomm
Snapdragon 8 Elite
chipset, the tablet runs on
OxygenOS 15
with AI features like AI Writer and AI Summarize. The device comes in two color options – Storm Blue and Frosted Silver, and is compatible with OnePlus Pad keyboard and OnePlus Stylo 2 stylus. Here's everything you need to know about the all-new OnePlus Pad 3
OnePlus Pad 3 features
As mentioned above, OnePlus Pad 3 runs on Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite and is available in two configurations: 12GB RAM with 256GB storage and 16GB RAM with 512GB storage. The tablet includes a cooling system made from a graphene composite with vapor chambers for heat management.
OnePlus Pad 3 features a 12,140mAh battery. The company claims that the device can deliver up to 6 hours of gaming, more than 15 hours of short video playback, and over 17 hours of long video playback. The tablet supports 80W SUPERVOOC fast charging, which can deliver up to 18% charge in 10 minutes.
The tablet has a 13.2-inch display with a 3.4K resolution and 315 PPI pixel density. The screen has a 7:5 aspect ratio and supports 12-bit color depth.
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Audio is handled by eight speakers—four woofers and four tweeters—positioned symmetrically. The device comes in two color variants: Storm Blue and Frosted Silver.
OnePlus Pad 3 runs on OxygenOS 15 and includes productivity tools such as AI Writer and AI Summarize. It also supports features like Google's Circle to Search and Gemini AI. Open Canvas, OnePlus's multitasking tool, has been updated to allow more fluid drag-and-drop functionality and improved split-screen suggestions.
OnePlus Pad 3 accessories
The tablet is compatible with the new OnePlus Pad keyboard, which includes larger keycaps, a dedicated AI key, and an adjustable viewing angle ranging from 110 to 165 degrees. The keyboard supports NFC pairing and magnetic attachment.
It also works with the OnePlus Stylo 2 stylus, which can detect 16,000 pressure levels. A stylus gesture allows users to annotate content directly or take notes when the screen is off.
A redesigned folio case with a tri-folding system offers viewing angles of 20, 44, 60, and 72 degrees. It includes a magnetic buckle that secures the stylus and automatically turns off the display when closed.
OnePlus Pad 3 price and availability
OnePlus Pad 3 will be available starting June 5 in Europe and North America. The company said details about availability in India will be shared at a later date.
OnePlus has not revealed the price of the tablet.
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