OnePlusPad Go Android Tablet 8 GB RAM + 128 GB Storage LTE - Twin Mint Green

I bought this tablet for my mother (79yo) and it's been a very nice surprise so far. Setting it up took literally minutes - maybe even faster than my Galaxy S22+. It's the standard android setup but man it was snappy.It's fast, responsive, very slim and light - get a case or protector for it because although the grip is good enough you do need something meatier to hold on to after a while.The screen is good for the price and bright enough and not too reflective in a brightly lit room. It's not fantastic but hey, it's only £249.All in all, for the price and for anything other than gaming, I think it's a fantastic tablet.PS. Haven't had any problems with the wifi, haven't tried (no need) the mobile network connection.

It's over 11 inches, so keep in mind that it's a large tablet and heavy. The screen is excellent, and it supports both Wi-Fi and LTE/4G, making it ideal for reading online news, browsing social media, and streaming content. I suggest getting a clear cover or a folio case for added protection.

I'm so glad I found this tablet. I needed something dedicated for reading sheet music on an upright piano. The issue with the standard aspect ratio of 16:9 is that it is too narrow and not wide enough for conventional paper sizes including A4. Virtually all displays are 16:9. After spending many frustrating hours researching tablets, monitors, portable monitors, 2in1 laptops etc, I saw this tablet mentioned on Quora. And that's how I found out about it. The unusual aspect ratio (7:5?) of this tablet fits a sheet of music perfectly, and the same will go for A4 etc. I believe that iPads are also a different aspect ratio than 16:9, but I dislike Apple for various reasons (I used to be a fan too!) and of course there's the Apple tax.I can't comment on the other aspects of this device, but as far as I'm concerned, this is the most sensible solution available for my use on the market. Of course it would be nice if it was larger (for my musical use), but I'm not complaining!

Super

Generic tablet for everyday tasks.Screen bright and colours brightNot too heavyOnly gave 3 stars as it sometimes just stops and freezes a few secondsAlso when you type in Google bar it shuts down chrome then you need to start again by opening a new tab. Annoying more than anything.It will do me just now but it's worth it if you just need an everyday tablet.

I bought this to replace my iPad 6th generation and I’d have to say that the Pad Go is so much better than the iPad.The screen is amazing in its clarity and resolution, and colours are beautifully represented. This was important to me as I make and sell jewellery and I need to be able to get a good idea of how my designs look. I currently take pictures with my iPhone XR, and I know that there are much advanced camera phones out there, but the cost of the Pad Go makes it an absolute find in that department.The weight and feel of the pad was perfect for me and the storage was phenomenal for the price.I’m kind of ashamed to award just four stars for this great buy, but I’m afraid that Android lets it down badly and, to me, there is so much wrong with how apps etc are presented.So, five star pad let down by its operating system, hence the four str rating. To be clear I’ve worked with Android for long periods of time without complaint but, in this case, Android’s clunky performance is just not good enough for the beautiful and practical Pad Go.

All over disappointed with how slow it is too load documents, Netflix, BBC IPlayer etc. would recommend a higher spec tablet, than the FE version.