Enhanced OnePlus Pad 2 discount (with no trade-in) makes one of the best Android tablets even better
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As Samsung's Galaxy Tab S10 series launch is evidently drawing near, Android tablet fans may not be able to help falling in love with lower-cost models like the OnePlus Pad 2. The always affordable 12.1-inch device is (coincidentally or not) more competitively priced than ever right now, especially if you consider the value of a very nice gift currently included as an extra deal sweetener.
Instead of paying $549.99 for the tablet alone, you can spend as little as $449.99 at the time of this writing and get both a powerful iPad alternative with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor under the hood and a complimentary pair of OnePlus Buds 3 in your choice of Metallic Gray or Splendid Blue paint jobs.
Those noise-cancelling earbuds are normally available for $99.99 by themselves, which means that you're looking at saving a grand total of $200 here if you hurry... and remember to use the coupon code "SEP50" at checkout. That will add $50 to an initial $50 discount automatically applied to your order, and unlike a couple of weeks back, you don't need to trade anything in for any of the two price cuts.
As our in-depth OnePlus Pad 2 review showed just a little while ago, this is an almost surprisingly feature-packed all-rounder, taking on the best Samsung Galaxy Tabs and quite a few of the greatest Apple iPads out there in virtually every major department from raw power and display performance to build quality and battery life.
Despite carrying a decidedly mid-range price tag (especially now), this bad boy comes with a lot of undeniably high-end specifications, from that aforementioned state-of-the-art Qualcomm SoC to a 144Hz refresh rate-capable IPS LCD screen and a large 9,510mAh battery equipped with blazing fast 67W charging technology and somehow squeezed into a razor-thin body made from premium aluminum and glass.
The budget-friendly OnePlus Pad 2, mind you, uses a processor that Samsung has reportedly given up on as a cost-cutting measure for the fast-approaching Galaxy Tab S10+ and Tab S10 Ultra, which kind of tells you everything you need to know about this essentially unbeatable value proposition.
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