What you need to knowA follow-up to the first OnePlus Pad is anticipated, likely launching later than its predecessor.A reliable tipster suggests a late 2024 debut for the OnePlus Pad 2, but details remain scarce.While specific specs are unknown, hints about the OPPO Pad 3 suggest a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, possibly indicating similar features for the OnePlus Pad 2.It looks like OnePlus is working on the next-generation version of last year’s OnePlus Pad, and there’s word on when we might see it hit the market.The first OnePlus Pad is tipped to be getting a follow-up, and it’s expected to launch a bit later than when the inaugural version was released to the market. However, details on its exact release date or any specs and features are still under wraps for now.That said, Max Jambor, a notable tipster on X (previously Twitter), suggested that the OnePlus Pad 2 is set to debut in the latter part of 2024. Yet, there’s a lack of additional information about the tablet from this leaker.OnePlus Pad2 will be launched in the second half of 2024April 12, 2024See moreAs a quick rewind, the original OnePlus Pad hit store shelves in China as the OPPO Pad 2 just a month after its global launch. Now, the big question is whether we’ll see a similar move with the OnePlus Pad 2.Fingers crossed that the OnePlus Pad 2 steps up its game in areas where the first one fell short, especially in processing power and overall productivity experience.Though concrete specs are still under wraps, there’s one potential hint floating around for the OPPO Pad 3. This matters because, remember, the OnePlus Pad is essentially the global version of the China-exclusive OPPO Pad 2.So, if the OnePlus Pad 2 follows suit with the OPPO Pad 3, there’s a chance it could rock a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, as per leaker Digital Chat Station (via TechRadar).Get the latest news from Android Central, your trusted companion in the world of AndroidWaiting until fall or winter for a follow-up to a device unveiled back in February 2023 and released just two months later might be a bit of a bummer. However, it’s reassuring to know that OnePlus isn’t giving up on the tablet market or slowing down its efforts to rival some of the beloved Android tablets for the long haul.
