It's no secret that Oppo intends to capitalize on the growing dynamics of the tablet market. The company continues, of course, to remain silent on this subject, but the leaks on the project have become more and more numerous. After the actual images of what should be the prototype of the Oppo Pad, we currently know what type of screen the device should sport. We thus have enough elements to know what it should look like.
An LCD screen, but a powerful SoC
The maker of the Realme Pad has plenty to worry about. For good reason, even if it wants to keep the price of its next tablet more accessible, Oppo seems to have made a little more effort on certain aspects. Through Digital Chat Station , we now know that an LCD screen has been chosen to maintain competitiveness. This component would offer a refresh rate of 120 Hz. Earlier leaks, however, revealed that the device would be driven by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 SoC.
In addition, other revelations evoked the presence of a RAM of 6 GB. This one would be supported by a storage memory of 256 GB. What manufacturer would dare to offer at a reduced price a product having such specifications? Especially since the device is supposed to run on Android 12 with the ColorOS 12 overlay. In addition, there are many customization options.
A 13 MP main photo sensor
Indeed, if we are to believe the rumors, the Oppo Pad should cost 2,000 yuan, the equivalent of € 274 with us. Its manufacturer could therefore position it in the middle, or even the entry level. And this seems justified knowing that the main sensor would only display 13 MP. The front sensor should still satisfy fans of selfies and video calls with its 8 MP.
The tablet would also offer quick access to home screen widgets and other apps. As if that were not enough, Oppo would have provided the possibility of easily switching from the slate to a smartphone of the brand. This possibility will be based on what is called the continuity function. Let's wait for the possible launch alongside the Reno 7 series to be sure.