At tonight's press conference, in addition to the bright spots of OnePlus Ace 3 Pro, OnePlus also brought the first IoT device "Family Bucket" composed of tablets, watches and headphones. It can be seen that after more than a year of brand adjustment, OnePlus is further enhancing the stickiness of target users by enriching its product line.
First of all, let's take a look at this tablet, OnePlus Tablet Pro. To be honest, this is the first time we have carefully experienced a tablet product from the European and Canadian series. Compared to the Android tablets we used before, the first thing that impressed me about the OnePlus Tablet Pro was that it has a curved bezel design.
Perhaps on a mobile phone, I will be entangled for a while about whether to choose the comfortable grip brought by rounded corners or the more beautiful visual appearance brought by the vertical edge, but when it comes to a "heavyweight" product like a tablet, I will not hesitate to choose the former. Although it doesn't take too long to really hold the tablet in one hand, I still feel a little uncomfortable every time I hold it for a long time.
The front of the OnePlus Tablet Pro features a 12.1-inch LCD screen with a resolution of up to 3000 × 2120. Since the 7:5 ratio is used, it can display 14% more content than a 16:10 screen of the same size, and 7% more content than a 3:2 screen.
The screen has a peak brightness of 900nit, supports a maximum 144Hz refresh rate and hardware-level low blue light eye protection, and has passed TÜV Rheinland Smart Eye Care 3.0 certification.
In terms of performance, the OnePlus Tablet Pro became the first Android tablet to be equipped with the contemporary flagship Qualcomm chip, and the first to be equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen3 mobile platform. However, it should be noted that the hardware version we tested is 12GB+256GB, and the system version is the test version, which may be different from the actual performance after the launch.
In the test session, we still selected 6 projects: Antutu V10, Geekbench 5, 3DMark, Bilibili, Genshin Impact and Broken Iron, and the test room temperature was a constant indoor temperature of 28°C.
In Antutu V10, the OnePlus Tablet Pro in our hands can run to more than 1.94 million points,
In Geekbench 5, the OnePlus Tablet Pro scored 1015 points for single-core and 5805 points for multi-core.
In the 3DMark Wild Life Extreme test, the OnePlus Tablet Pro was able to run an average frame rate of 28.37 fps and a score of 4738 points, which belongs to the more conservative performance release of the Snapdragon 8 Gen3.
In the 20-minute 3DMark Wild Life Extreme cycle test, the OnePlus Tablet Pro delivered 86.7% stability, and the tablet stabilized the frame rate in Round 5 before running continuously with a score of around 4000 points.
Next, in the daily use test scenario, the power consumption of the OnePlus Tablet Pro is 4.768W when using Bilibili to play 4K online video, which is not bad.
We first conducted the "Honkai Star Railway" test, and the scene is the Pinocone Runway test with arguably the highest load at the moment.
In the running map test, the overall operating pressure of the Pinoconi scene is indeed a bit too much, and in the 5-minute test, the OnePlus Tablet Pro only provides an average frame rate of 57.3 frames, a stable frame index, and a severe stuttering of 4 times/10 minutes. Arguably the best and most consistent performance we've tested so far on the Snapdragon 8 Gen3 model.
For such a frame rate, I think the power consumption of 12.4W is completely acceptable.
Use a thermometer to measure the temperature on the front and back sides of the plate. Judging from the temperature chart, the peak temperature on the front can reach 48°C, the peak temperature on the back is 47.1°C, and the temperature of the part held by other users is basically only within 35°C, which will not affect the use at all.
The adaptation of "Genshin Impact" can be said to be a highlight of the OnePlus Tablet Pro this time, with native rendering of 2.1K ultra-high image quality bringing unparalleled high-definition pictures on Android tablets.
However, it may be a problem with the engineering machine, and the performance of the OnePlus Tablet Pro in our hands is a little unsatisfactory, providing only an average frame rate of 56.4 frames in the 5-minute Sumeru runmap test, and the frame stabilization index is only 6. Although there was no serious stuttering in the whole process, there was an endless stream of small stuttering, and the firmware version at the time of testing still had some things to be optimized.
From the point of view of power consumption,I think the OnePlus tablet in our handsProThe release of performance has not been done more thoroughly,For a large-size tablet8.65W power consumption is actually relatively low,10W or more should be the norm of the tablet。
Next, we use a thermometer to measure the temperature on the front and back of the plate. Judging from the temperature graph, the peak temperature on the front can reach 43.2°C, and the peak temperature on the back is 42.3°C, and the overall temperature is much lower than when running the iron collapse.
In terms of charging and battery life, the OnePlus Tablet Pro has a built-in 9510mAh battery. According to our 2-hour FHD video playback at Station B, 1-hour 4K video recording, and 30-minute endurance test model of "Peace Elite", there is still 63% power left in the whole machine, which can meet the needs of daily use.
Combined with the 67W SUPERVOOC flash charging, it takes 79 minutes to fully charge the entire tablet.
In terms of experience, OnePlus Tablet Pro supports rich cross-screen interconnection operations. Whether it's meeting streaming, file transfer, or screen mirroring, it can be completed quickly with just one touch, which is very convenient. In addition, whether it is Windows or macOS, you only need to log in to the same HeyTap account and connect to the Internet to achieve cross-screen interconnection with the tablet.
Not only that, the OnePlus Tablet Pro also introduces the "Super Vision Panoramic Virtual Screen" function on the OPPO Find N3 folding screen. Whether it is notes, textbooks or online course apps, you can split the screen and freely adjust the window layout, bringing a more comprehensive application display effect.
OnePlus also brought two accessories to the OnePlus Tablet Pro this time: an exclusive stylus and a split all-scene keyboard.
The former uses a soft nib material, a built-in vibration motor, and can also simulate the sound of pencil writing, which not only brings a comfortable sense of writing damping, writing without slipping, but also simulates books that are closer to different brushes such as real pencils/ballpoint pens/pens, and also has the function of laser pointer/page-turning pen.
The latter adopts a PC-level button layout, supports 110°-165° stepless adjustment, and creates a four-finger pinching to call out the application floating window, three-finger swiping to quickly switch applications, and three-finger tapping to return to the previous level for the 8600+mm² PC-level large-size touchpad, so that complex operations can be quickly completed with one hand.
In terms of earphones, OnePlus Buds 3 has brought a new color "Khaki Green" this time, which maintains the same color system as the tablet and watch this time, and the integration is very good, and it is also very harmonious when put together.
In terms of hardware, the OnePlus Buds 3 uses dual dynamic crossover processing, in which the 6mm tweeter plane diaphragm unit is responsible for restoring the details of the instrument, while the 10.4mm composite diaphragm woofer brings a richer tone.
At the same time, OnePlus Buds 3 supports dual device connection, open cover flash connection, 47ms low latency and other functions, plus up to 44 hours of battery life (including charging case) can fully support a week of heavy use.
Since this time the main thing is to launch a new colorway, the sound quality, noise cancellation and other content can refer to our previous OnePlus Buds 3 review, so I won't go into too much detail here.
Finally, let's talk about the OnePlus Watch 2.
This is also a smartwatch with a round dial, and the one we have in our hands is in Nebula Green. With a high-strength alloy integrated case and a computer-style dual-button design, the overall aesthetic is still very online.
In terms of performance, the OnePlus Watch 2 uses a Qualcomm Snapdragon W5 and Hengxuan 2700 dual-core combination, and supports independent eSIM, which can be used independently of the phone with rich applications including the WeChat watch version.
In terms of software, OnePlus Watch 2 supports 100% real-world navigation adapted to the map, supports independent account login and WeChat watch version of the independent launch of messages, listens to mainstream audio content such as QQ music and Himalaya online, and deeply adapts to the ideal and leap cars to bring a non-sense unlocking experience, and even can display the preview of the camera interface in real time with the mobile phone.
Not only that, the OnePlus Watch 2 also supports interconnection with OnePlus tablets, OnePlus phones, and other products.
For example, the audio played on the OnePlus Buds 3 and Oppo Enco Air4 Pro can be seamlessly switched between the OnePlus Watch 2, OnePlus Tablet Pro, and OnePlus Ace 3 Pro, allowing multi-device audio to flow automatically without interruption.
For another example, with the OnePlus Watch 2, you can find your phone in the near field via Bluetooth; It can also display the watch's battery level on your phone and send a reminder when charging is complete.
In terms of sports and health monitoring, thanks to the four-year technical precipitation of OPPO Health Lab and flagship sensors such as 8-channel heart rate sensor and 16-channel blood oxygen sensor, coupled with self-developed exercise algorithm and dual-frequency GPS, the heart rate and trajectory accuracy are comparable to heart rate bands and gold labels, and the recognition accuracy of sleep snoring is also as high as 93.9%.
In terms of battery life, the OnePlus Watch 2 has a battery life of about 4 days in full smart mode, and up to 12 days of battery life in light smart mode, so you don't have to go out with a charger if you are on a short-distance business trip; And if it is for daily use, it only needs to be charged for a while in the bath, and it is completely sufficient.
It can be seen that OnePlus Watch 2 is a smart watch product with a very comprehensive experience in all aspects, and it is also remarkable in terms of battery life and appearance, which is very suitable for young users who are about to enter college life, or have just graduated and entered the workplace.