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OnePlus Pad 3 Arrives With 13.2 Screen, Snapdragon 8 Elite For $699

Act Fast and Get Some Sweet Pre-order Deals

The OnePlus Pad 3 has arrived, poised to redefine expectations for Android tablets with its flagship power and impressive versatility, solidifying its potential as a true laptop replacement.

At the heart of the Pad 3 is the cutting-edge Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, making it the first tablet outside of China to launch with this powerful processor. This raw processing power is perfectly complemented by a stunning 13.2-inch LCD display, which boasts a sharp 3.4K resolution and an ultra-smooth 144Hz refresh rate, ensuring an immersive and fluid visual experience. Despite its expansive screen, the OnePlus Pad 3 maintains an impressively thin profile at just 5.97mm, a design feat that makes it thinner than the latest iPad Air. This elegant engineering means you get a large, powerful display without sacrificing portability, offering the ideal balance for both work and entertainment.

OnePlus has truly leaned into its software to enhance productivity and user experience, particularly with its popular multitasking capabilities. The Pad 3 features streamlined split-screening and smoother drag-and-drop functionalities, making it effortless to manage multiple applications simultaneously. For those within the OnePlus ecosystem, the synergy is even more profound: enjoy direct file-sharing, smarter notification syncing, and intelligent data sharing that allows the tablet to efficiently piggyback on your phone’s connection, theoretically saving your phone’s battery life. 

Furthermore, the inclusion of O Plus Connect software enables easy wireless file transfers between the tablet and both Mac or Windows PCs. Notably, Mac owners gain the exclusive benefit of direct remote control of their Mac from the Pad 3, a feature that truly elevates its status as a capable laptop alternative. The tablet runs on Android 15 with OxygenOS, and OnePlus has committed to providing three generations of OS updates and six years of security support, ensuring longevity and ongoing security.

Under the hood, the Pad 3 is equipped to handle demanding tasks, offering 256GB or 512GB of storage and 12GB of RAM. It’s powered by a sizable 12,140mAh battery, which can be fully charged in just over an hour and a half thanks to 80W wired charging. For an immersive audio experience, the device features eight speakers. The tablet also includes a 13MP front-facing camera and an 8MP rear-facing camera. However, it lacks secure biometrics, relying only on camera-based face unlock which is not suitable for secure apps.

Pricing and Availability: The OnePlus Pad 3 is available for pre-order now in the US, with the 12GB RAM/256GB storage model priced at $699.99. For those looking to maximize their productivity, the Smart Keyboard is available for $199.99, and the OnePlus Stylo 2 for $99.99. A Folio Case is also available for $49.99.

Pre-order Dates and Deals (US/Canada via OnePlus.com):

  • Pre-order/Launch Date: The OnePlus Pad 3 was available for pre-order and launched on June 5, 2025.
  • Pre-order Offer (June 5 – July 7, 2025): Users who pre-order can enjoy two free gifts worth up to $299 (US) / CA $399 (Canada). Gift options include the OnePlus Pad 3 Smart Keyboard ($199.99 US / CA $249.99 Canada), the OnePlus Stylo 2 ($99.99 US / CA $149.99 Canada), and the OnePlus Pad 3 Folio Case ($49.99 US / CA $64.99 Canada).
  • Student Offer (June 5 – July 31, 2025): Students can save an extra 10% during this limited-time offer.
  • Trade-in Offer (June 5 – July 17, 2025): Trade in an eligible device to receive a $100 (US) / CA $100 (Canada) trade-in bonus.
  • Open Sale Date: The open sale for the Pad 3 begins on July 8, 2025, through OnePlus.com, Amazon, and Best Buy in the US, and OnePlus.com and Best Buy Canada in Canada.

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Andrew Allen
Andrew Allen
I'm a tech nerd and dog lover. I do enjoy CrossFit, but don't hold that against me. I've used most major mobile OS dating back to Symbian and was a huge webOS advocate. I've used Linux for over a decade. Long-time pitbull lover and a new Boston Terrier owner.
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