OnePlus OnePlus Pad 3 12GB + 256GB
OnePlus · Model OnePlus Pad 3
- Pixel density
- 315 ppi
- Refresh rate
- 144 Hz
- Peak brightness
- 900 nits
- Base storage
- 256 GB
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As a cheaper alternative
vs the Apple iPad Air 11-inch (M4) Wi-Fi 128GB
A bigger tablet for $49 less: a 13.2-inch screen against 10.86, 315 ppi against 264, 900 nits against 500, and twice the base storage at 256 GB, with the same 12 GB of memory and a 144Hz refresh rate. It is 211 g heavier at 675 g, and the Stylo 2 is sold separately, as Apple Pencil is.
Better
- Pixel density: 315 ppi vs 264 ppi
- Peak brightness: 900 nits vs 500 nits
- Base storage: 256 GB vs 128 GB
Matches
- Memory (RAM)
- Works with a pressure stylus
Gives up
- Weight (Wi-Fi model): 675 g vs 464 g
vs the Apple iPad Pro 11-inch (M5) Wi-Fi 256GB
The same 256 GB and 12 GB of memory for $499 less, on a bigger 13.2-inch screen at 315 ppi and 144Hz against 264 ppi and 120Hz. The peak is 900 nits against 1600, and it is 231 g heavier at 675 g.
Better
- Pixel density: 315 ppi vs 264 ppi
- Refresh rate: 144 Hz vs 120 Hz
Matches
- Base storage
- Memory (RAM)
- Works with a pressure stylus
Gives up
- Peak brightness: 900 nits vs 1,600 nits
- Weight (Wi-Fi model): 675 g vs 444 g
Full specifications
As OnePlus publishes them. “Not listed” means the maker gives no figure.
- Screen (diagonal)
- 13.2 in
- Pixel density
- 315 ppi
- Refresh rate
- 144 Hz
- Peak brightness
- 900 nits
- Base storage
- 256 GB
- Memory (RAM)
- 12 GB
- Weight (Wi-Fi model)
- 675 g
- Works with a pressure stylus
- Yes
- Stylus in the box
- No
- microSD slot
- Not listed
- IP68 water and dust rated
- Not listed
- Battery as listed
- 12,140 mAh, up to 18 hr video
Source: www.oneplus.com
What matters in tablets
An iPad is the tablet most people price first, and the Android rivals answer it on paper in a few specific places: more storage or memory for the base price, a sharper or brighter screen, a stylus in the box instead of sold separately, a microSD slot, and a water rating. What you give up is usually weight, and sometimes the screen.
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