OnePlus Cushion sent off in India for Rs 37,999 and here's the reason it is a fair setup
OnePlus Pad, the company's first tablet, will be available for pre-order in India starting on April 28, 2023. Here are some reasons why you might want to buy one.
Ankush Pandey
OnePlus Pad's India price has been released, and the long-awaited tablet will finally be available for purchase. The OnePlus Pad will be available for pre-order starting on April 28. The 8GB RAM + 128GB storage model will cost Rs 37,999, while the 12GB RAM + 256GB storage model will cost Rs 39,999. I already had a taste of the OnePlus Pad when the company showed off a lot of cool products at MWC. Obviously, I was in awe of the OnePlus Cushion from the outset, and keeping in mind that I utilized it, I pondered whether and when these send-offs in India would cost the organization the right amount.
The OnePlus Pad is now officially available, but technically, it won't be available for pre-order until exactly two months after my last encounter with it. I wish it were sent off before; however, that is not the point. The fact of the matter is that I feel OnePlus has done a really fair job with the valuation, and here are a few motivations behind why the OnePlus Cushion is a reasonable plan and why you can think about one.
Sleek and elegant
The details of the OnePlus Cushion are recorded on the organization's true site. In any case, for the people who don't have the foggiest idea, let me let you know that this is an enormous tablet, practically wearing a 12-inch screen with flimsy bezels. Presently, this tablet is simply 6.5mm, weighs around 550 grams, and sports a metal unibody design. This means that whenever I first took this tablet into my grasp, it shouted premium. It's true that it's a big tablet. I did not find the device to be at all difficult to use during my brief time at MWC. As a matter of fact, any individual who has for a long time needed to get an Android tablet for themselves, from a trusted brand, with extraordinary looks and slim form, and obviously, a power-stuffed execution—there's presently a choice for the sake of the OnePlus Cushion.
Power-packed performance
Thus, I just referenced the power-pressed execution you can get with the OnePlus Cushion. Indeed, the gadget isn't just about great looks and premium plans, as the organization has additionally dealt with the internals. The OnePlus Cushion is controlled by the MediaTek Dimensity 9000 chipset, which you can say is intended for very good-quality Android telephones, and its presentation is in accordance with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chip. Of course, a better choice would have been the most recent Dimensity 9200 SoC or the slightly older Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chip. However, I believe that the OnePlus Pad should be able to meet your performance requirements given the hardware it is paired with—up to 256GB UFS 3.1 storage, up to 12GB LPDDR5 RAM, and a 144Hz IPS LCD screen—and the fact that the company had to keep costs under control. A high-end iPad Pro or a high-end Android phone with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 should be your ideal purchase, unless and until you are not a professional mobile gamer. In any case, for about Rs 40,000, the OnePlus Cushion is a truly extraordinary arrangement.
Multimedia monster
The OnePlus Pad has a large 10-bit 11.6-inch IPS LCD with a maximum brightness output of 500 nits and a refresh rate of up to 144 Hz. Now, I understand that the brightness doesn't sound great on paper, and many would even ask, "Why isn't there an AMOLED display?" First of all, the company chose an LCD panel because an AMOLED display would have been more expensive. Regarding brightness, 500 nits is sufficient for indoor use, but that will undoubtedly be a problem for outdoor applications. However, as I said, for indoor utilization as well, a 10-cycle IPS LCD board is a decent presentation that OnePlus has utilized on their most recent tablet. I loved how the colors stood out, how good the viewing angles were, and how well-calibrated and smooth it was throughout my brief time with it.
Accessories galore
The first Android tablet from OnePlus was delivered on time and to a high standard by the company. The variety of accessories included with the OnePlus Pad is the best feature. The OnePlus Magnetic Keyboard is available for those who prefer a keyboard case, but the OnePlus Pad can also be used as a large touchscreen device. Although not as futuristic or elegant as Apple's Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro, I believe the OnePlus keyboard is more cost-effective for Rs 7,999 than Apple's overpriced offering. Furthermore, the tablet additionally upholds pointer input, and once more, for individuals who like to outline, doodle, or record highlights, the OnePlus Stylo ought to be an adept embellishment for the OnePlus Cushion.
Luring pre-order benefits
When it comes to the price of the OnePlus Pad, I believe that the company has nailed the price-to-performance ratio, at least on paper. At roughly Rs 40,000, I think the 12GB + 256GB storage option makes a lot of sense. However, due to OnePlus's bank and red cable club discounts, the OnePlus Pad top-end variant can only be purchased for about Rs 36,000. What's more, the organization is likewise offering a folio case free of charge, for example, once more in the event that you pre-request the gadget. Overall, if you're looking for a decent Android tablet, the OnePlus Pad could be a good alternative to high-end Apple iPads for the price and features it offers. Additionally, at a significantly reduced cost,. However, these are only considerations, and I have not yet tested the device in the real world at this time. So, I won't say much more about the OnePlus Pad until later. As previously stated, if the aforementioned points make sense to you, you should definitely visit the OnePlus Pad in person and possibly even consider purchasing it if it meets your needs.
