OnePlus is officially selling the Pad Go 2 in the U.S for $400, with early buyers getting a free folio case or stylus. The 12.1-inch 120 Hz LCD stands out, delivering high brightness and smooth scrolling that punches above its class. Expandable storage returns with up to 256 GB onboard plus a microSD slot.
OnePlus is finally launching one of its most budget-friendly tablets in the U.S, targeting users seeking a pure Android experience at non-flagship costs. The OnePlus Pas Go 2 is available on the company’s site for $400, with a free folio case or stylus for orders placed before year-end. It’s sports OnePlus’s signature styling in a slim aluminium chassis with narrow bezels and a spacious screen ideal for streaming, web browsing, and basic tasks.
Display Features
The display stands out as a major highlight. It features a large 12.1-inch LCD panel with a 120 Hz refresh rate and up to 900 nits peak brightness, enabling comfortable outdoor use even on sunny days, which is rare for this price tier. Though not OLED, it performs reliably for everyday tasks.
Storage and Hardware Specification
OnePlus upgraded the internals by swapping the previous Helio G99 for the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 Ultra chipset, which handles streaming, light productivity and casual gaming effectively without rivaling top-tier Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Performance. It includes 8GB RAM paired with up to 256 GB storage, expandable through a microSD slot, a rare and welcome feature for users needing extra space.
Battery
The 10,500 mAh battery significantly exceeds the 8,000 mAh unit in the prior OnePlus Pad Go, supporting over 50 hours of music playback or 15 hours of video.
Software and Ecosystem
The Pad Go 2 excels in software with OxygenOS tailored for tablets, featuring split-screen multitasking, floating windows, and superior app scaling over standard Android on bigger screens.
For existing OnePlus phone owners, seamless, quick file sharing and synced notifications integrate the tablets effortlessly into their workflow.
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