- OnePlus Pad 3 launched in India with Snapdragon 8 Elite, up to 16GB RAM, and advanced cooling for smooth performance.
- Features a 13.2-inch 2K 144Hz display, eight-speaker audio with omni-bearing sound, and OxygenOS 15 based on Android 15.
- Backed by a 12,140mAh battery with 80W SuperVOOC charging, the tablet starts at Rs. 47,999 and goes on sale from September 5, 2025.
OnePlus has officially launched the OnePlus Pad 3 in India, targeting users looking for a high-performance tablet for media consumption, light work, and gaming. The new device offers flagship-grade specs with a large, vibrant display and enhanced audio capabilities. Here’s a detailed look at what the Pad 3 offers.
OnePlus Pad 3 launched in India with Snapdragon 8 Elite, 13.2-inch display and premium features
What’s inside — performance and hardware
The Pad 3 uses the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset and comes with up to 16GB of LPDDR5T RAM. That means apps open fast, games run well, and switching between apps is smooth. OnePlus also added a vapor chamber with graphene composite to help keep temperatures down during heavy use. These are real flagship specs — not just marketing.
Display — why it looks so good?
It has a 13.2-inch panel with a 3.4K resolution (3392 × 2400) and a 144Hz refresh rate. In short, text looks sharp, videos look crisp, and motion is smooth when you scroll or play games. Peak brightness goes high enough for daylight use and the color depth feels rich. This is one of the main selling points.
Sound and media — big speakers
OnePlus built-in an eight-speaker system — four mid-bass units and four tweeters — plus software that adjusts the sound depending on how you hold the tablet. The result is fuller sound than most tablets in this class. It’s made for watching movies and listening to music without always needing external speakers.
Software — what to expect day to day?
The Pad 3 runs OxygenOS 15 on top of Android 15. It has useful cross-device features if you own a OnePlus phone — like easy file sharing, notification sync, and clipboard sharing. It’s designed for both casual users and people who want a tablet as a companion to their phone.
Cameras and design — basic but clean
Cameras are simple: a 13MP rear shooter for quick snaps and scanning docs, and an 8MP front camera for video calls. The camera setup stays in the corner so it doesn’t block the screen when you hold it. Build is a slim 5.97mm metal unibody that feels premium and light for such a big tablet.
Battery and charging — real world notes
Battery capacity is 12,140mAh and OnePlus claims fast charging at 80W. In tests and reviews a full 0-100% charge takes about 92 minutes and a short 10-minute top-up gives meaningful usage time. So this tablet is built to last during travel or long binge sessions.
Keyboard, stylus, and productivity
OnePlus offers a magnetic keyboard with bigger keys and adjustable angles plus the OnePlus Stylo 2 stylus. The keyboard snaps on and works quickly, but bear in mind Android tablets still have some limits for heavy spreadsheet or desktop-style work compared to a laptop. It’s good for notes, editing docs, email, and light multitasking.
Price, colors and when you can buy it?
India pricing and options are: 12GB + 256GB at Rs. 47,999 and 16GB + 512GB at Rs. 52,999. The tablet comes in Storm Blue and Frosted Silver and goes on sale from September 5, 2025, via OnePlus.in, Amazon, Flipkart and select stores. If price is the deciding factor, these numbers put it in direct competition with other premium Android tablets.
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Launch offers — what’s on right now
Early buyers can get a free OnePlus Stylo 2 and a Pad 3 Folio case as part of short-period launch bundles, and some banks are offering instant discounts or EMI deals. Those freebies and discounts can make the purchase nicer if you buy during the first sale window. Check the retailer terms before buying.
So, If you want a big-screen Android tablet that plays media excellently and handles games and everyday apps with no fuss, OnePlus Pad 3 launched is a strong pick. It’s not a laptop replacement for heavy work, but for watching, browsing, drawing, and light productivity it’s great value. If you need deep desktop-level apps and trackpad precision, look elsewhere.

