MediaTek Helio G99 is a mid-level processor built on 6nm process, and it makes the tablet feel underpowered while handling fast high-graphics games. The device is offered with 8GB RAM and storage options of 128GB and 256GB, which is expandable by 1TB with a memory card. You also get a choice of WiFi or LTE. However, the LTE support is limited to 4G bands. OxygenOS 13.2 makes multitasking and multi-device collaboration possible, especially if you are in the OnePlus ecosystem. There are plenty of gestures to make life easy along with a customisable Task bar and a Smart sidebar for easy app access.
Both the main and front cameras are 8MP modules and these are centred at the top when the tablet is held in landscape orientation, making it optimal for video conferencing. Apart from this, we don’t see much use for cameras in tablets, and hence no reason to quibble over the image quality.
An 8000mAh battery keeps the OnePlus Pad Go marching on for more than a day with moderate use. The supplied adapter is not the fastest to charge at 33W of power output but tops up the battery in about an hour.