OnePlus Pad 4 Revealed Ahead of Launch on April 30: Check Key Specs and Design

OnePlus has revealed its next tablet, the OnePlus Pad 4, ahead of its official launch on April 30. While this isn’t a full launch yet, the company has shared enough to give a sense of where it’s heading with this device.

The focus this time seems to be on performance and making the tablet feel more like a proper work device, not just something for streaming or casual use.

A Clear Push Toward Performance

The OnePlus Pad 4 is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, paired with up to 12GB RAM and up to 512GB storage. On paper, that puts it in a space where it should be able to handle heavier workloads without slowing down.

OnePlus is also talking about a more PC-like experience, with better multitasking and smoother switching between apps. The idea is to make it easier to actually get work done on a tablet without constantly hitting limitations.

Bigger Screen, Bigger Battery

The tablet comes with a 13.2-inch display with a 3.4K resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate. It’s a large panel, clearly meant for both productivity and media use.

There’s also a 13,380mAh battery, which is the biggest OnePlus has put in a tablet so far. It supports 80W charging, so while the battery is large, charging it shouldn’t take too long.

Designed For Work And Accessories

On the design side, the Pad 4 uses a metal unibody build and comes in two finishes: Dune Glow and Sage Mist. It’s positioned as a slim, portable device despite the larger screen.

Accessories are a big part of the story here. OnePlus is introducing a new stylus called the Stylo Pro, along with a smart keyboard. Together, they’re meant to push the tablet closer to a laptop-style setup for writing, sketching, and general work.

OnePlus Pad 4 Launch

The full launch is scheduled for April 30, when OnePlus is expected to share pricing and availability.

For now, this early reveal gives a clearer idea of how the company is evolving its tablet lineup, with more emphasis on performance and everyday usability.