Oppo Pad 5 Pro and Pad Mini arrive with Snapdragon 8 series chips, stylus support and 67W charging Comments
- notsure9
- gEX
What good is it being light, portable, and with a bright screen if there's no internet? It doesn't have a SIM card or e-SIM. So why take it anywhere? At most, you can move the icons left to right and right to left. Completely useless.
- YUKI93
- IVG
Really curious with the Pad Mini since it's runs on Snapdragon, which means it's a direct rival to the gaming-centric Lenovo Legion Y700/Tab.
- Xue sheng
- sF%
My dream pad, if I can get snap 7+ 12gb+ 1Tb
Cheaper 5G Sim GPS option
- AntiPlannedObsolesce
- gEX
Finally a small tablet with an OLED screen. Could be my next buy.
- Rkm
- FY0
I can tolerate rounded edges on a tablet to an extent but I feel that they went a bit too far on the Mini here.
- Anonymous
- PxV
8GB RAM with 8 Elite Gen 5 ... 🤣🤣🤣
- aioi
- ibe
that aspect ratio is a deal breaker for me.
- fren
- 2xy
so much for the rumors about esim 5g on the oppo mini. in the end it's another wi-fi tablet
- Anonymous
- X%x
still no simcard support?
I was aiming for the pad mini, but I guess I'll skip this too...
- GamerX
- KxW
If the pad mini comes with 5G sim/eSim,
This could be my combo.
As I don't like to use MacBook nor Laptop
- SpaceJam68
- 0S%
Hamad1993, 21 Apr 2026Atp red magic Astra feels like a better choice Astra is a gaming tablet, this Oppo Pad Mini is more like an all around tablet
It is way lighter, second lightest >8.8" tablet behind Matepad Mini
Just bad that it doesn't have LTE
