OnePlus Pad Go 2: Big Battery, Stylus Support and AI Features Revealed

OnePlus is getting ready to give its tablet lineup a serious boost with the upcoming OnePlus Pad Go 2, a large Android-friendly slate that will debut alongside the OnePlus 15R and the Watch Lite on December 17. Positioned as an entertainment and productivity-focused device, the Pad Go 2 is geared toward people who want a big, bright screen, long battery life, modern connectivity and practical AI tricks, rather than just another basic budget tablet refresh.

Front and center is a 12.1-inch display with a 7:5 aspect ratio, a layout that naturally suits reading, note taking and multi-window work.

Compared with the classic 16:9 format, this taller canvas gives more room for documents, web pages and long feeds without constant scrolling. The panel can reach up to 900 nits in high-brightness mode, helping content stay visible even under strong indoor lighting or near windows. With a crisp 2800 x 1980 pixel resolution and an 88.5% screen-to-body ratio, the bezels stay slim while text and images remain sharp. Support for Dolby Vision rounds out the multimedia credentials, promising richer contrast and more nuanced colors when watching compatible movies and shows.

Keeping that large screen powered is a substantial 10,050mAh battery. On paper, that is the kind of capacity designed for genuinely long sessions away from the charger, whether the tablet is used for streaming, online classes, email triage or casual gaming. OnePlus pairs the big battery with 33W fast charging, trimming down the time spent plugged into the wall. There is also 6.5W reverse charging, which effectively lets the Pad Go 2 step in as an emergency power bank, topping up smaller accessories or giving a smartphone a little extra life when no outlet is nearby.

Under the hood, the OnePlus Pad Go 2 is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7300-Ultra chipset. This SoC is built to strike a balance between everyday efficiency and enough performance for multitasking, streaming and light gaming, while also enabling the tablet’s AI features. One confirmed configuration combines 8GB of RAM with 256GB of internal storage, offering comfortable headroom for apps, offline videos and large files. That variant will support 5G connectivity, giving users the option to stay connected on the move without relying solely on Wi-Fi. It will be offered in a Shadow Black finish, giving the tablet a more understated, professional look that should blend in easily at the office, in class or at home.

For the first time in the Pad Go series, OnePlus is adding official stylus support. The new Pad Go 2 Stylo features 4,096 pressure levels, a spec that allows more precise control than a basic capacitive stylus. It means handwriting can look more natural, with variations in line thickness, and sketches can capture subtle strokes and shading more accurately. Combined with the 7:5 aspect ratio display, the stylus turns the Pad Go 2 into a digital notebook, sketchbook and annotation tool in one. Students can jot down lecture notes directly on PDFs, professionals can mark up presentations and documents, and creators can draft storyboards or rough illustrations wherever they are.

On the software side, OnePlus is leaning on AI to differentiate the user experience. The Pad Go 2 will ship with a suite of tools including AI Writer, AI Translation, AI Summary and AI Recorder. AI Writer is meant to help draft text faster, whether that is rough notes, emails or simple reports. AI Translation can assist with foreign-language snippets you encounter while browsing or reading, making the tablet more useful for research and international content. AI Summary is designed to condense longer articles or documents into digestible highlights, which could be especially handy for students and professionals who need to scan a lot of material quickly. AI Recorder aims to make recorded meetings and lectures more useful, helping users keep track of key points instead of scrubbing through long audio files.

All of these features come together to position the OnePlus Pad Go 2 as more than just a couch companion for video streaming. With its Dolby Vision-ready 12.1-inch display, huge 10,050mAh battery, 5G-capable hardware, first-time stylus support and integrated AI utilities, it looks like a capable option for blended entertainment and productivity. In India, the tablet will be available for purchase online starting December 18, just a day after its official unveiling. For users who want a tablet that can handle movies, reading, note taking and light work without crossing into premium flagship territory, the Pad Go 2 is shaping up to be a compelling new entry in the OnePlus ecosystem.