OnePlus Launches Pad Lite in India: A Smart and Affordable Tablet for Work, Learning, and Entertainment
Holding a weight of only 530g, and being only 7.39mm thin, the tablet is not only blazing fast but is also sleek and portable. The 16: 10 aspect ratio, 10-bit color depth and 500 nits of brightness guarantee clear, immersive display nature and OnePlus Eye Comfort technology prevents eye discomfort whilst a user spends longer periods using the display.
It has a MediaTek Helio G100 processor that comes with OxygenOS 15.0.1 and is capable of offering flawless multi-task performance and performs regularly within 36 months. It has 33W SUPERVOOC electrifying speed charging, which keeps the consumers charged at all times.
The ability to use such functions as Screen Mirroring, Clipboard Sharing, Shared Gallery makes it entirely compatible with OnePlus devices, and the support of Quick Share and O+ connect will provide cross-platform file sharing without any problems. It also has side-by-side multitasking with the Open Canvas in the tablet.
Kids Mode and Google Kids Space offer a safe and interactive learning experience to the children of any family.
OnePlus Pad Lite will start at INR 12,999 (Wi-Fi) and INR 14,999 (Wi-Fi + 4G LTE) with introductory offers and go on sale August 1, 2025 at all leading online and offline stores.
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