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OnePlus Pad leaks in new official-looking image, has a camera protrusion you can't unsee

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Vlad 03 February 2023

OnePlus Android Tablets Rumors

The OnePlus Pad is expected to become official on February 7 at the same event where the OnePlus 11 is making its global debut. The tablet has so far been portrayed in some dark "speculative renders", and then the company itself teased it in late January.

Today, courtesy of the always on point Evan Blass (a.k.a @evleaks) we get a better look at the upcoming device, through a newly leaked image that seems to be an official marketing render.

OnePlus Pad leaks in new official-looking image, has a camera protrusion you can't unsee

That camera circle/island/bump/hump/protrusion... thing though - it's just something else, isn't it? Clearly OnePlus was aiming for unique design here, and it definitely achieved that. We have a hunch that this will prove polarizing, but hey - at least if everyone has an opinion about a product, they know about its existence!

The device portrayed here seems to be in a green colorway, and aside from the camera... thing, it pretty much looks like any other tablet. The screen bezels seem small enough, the frame seems pretty flat, and the back might be glass.

Weirdly enough, considering how close we are to its unveiling, a full spec sheet for the OnePlus Pad hasn't been leaked yet, so it's anyone's guess what we should expect here, aside from an 11.6-inch screen.

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  • Anonymous
  • MAw
  • 06 Feb 2023

lol according to leak it's just a rebranded oppo crap with mediatek 9000. 🤮

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  • kevvv
  • txE
  • 05 Feb 2023

Geez you really called a 2-years old chipset "old".

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  • Anonymous
  • 7km
  • 05 Feb 2023

Will it come with a pen?

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