The premium Android tablet market is heating up, and OnePlus has entered the fray with its most ambitious device yet.
The OnePlus Pad 4 combines top-tier hardware, a large high-refresh-rate display, and powerful speakers, aiming to be more than just a content consumption gadget.
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Originally priced at Rs. 59,999, it's now available for Rs.
56,499 during the Independence Day Sale 2026.
After spending time with the Dune Glow variant and the Stylo Pro, I put the tablet through daily use to see if it can truly serve as a laptop replacement.
Design and Display: A Premium Feel
The OnePlus Pad 4 impresses with its slim 5.94mm profile and 672g weight, despite housing a large battery and a 13.2-inch screen.
The metal unibody construction feels premium, and the weight distribution is excellent, making it comfortable to hold for extended periods.
The Dune Glow colour variant is one of the most attractive finishes on an Android tablet, with a warm bronze tone that stands out from the usual silver and grey.
The design is minimal, with flat edges, slim bezels, and a clean rear panel.
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The display is a 13.2-inch 3.4K LCD panel with a 3392 × 2400 resolution, 7:5 aspect ratio, 144Hz refresh rate, and up to 540Hz touch sampling rate.
The 7:5 aspect ratio provides more vertical space, making reading and multitasking more comfortable.
Colours are vibrant, text is sharp, and the high refresh rate makes everything feel fluid.
The display supports Dolby Vision, 12-bit colour depth, 98% DCI-P3 coverage, and DeltaE accuracy of around 0.7.
However, it's still an LCD, so it can't match OLED's deep blacks, but for most users, it's one of the best tablet displays available.
Audio and Performance
The eight-speaker system, with four woofers and four tweeters, delivers impressive sound for such a slim device. The audio adjusts based on orientation, ensuring correct channel positioning.
While bass is limited, voices are clear, and the overall experience is among the best on an Android tablet.
