Setting the stage for a strong finale to 2025, OnePlus is readying several devices for launch, one of which will be the upcoming OnePlus Pad Go 2. It has now surfaced on Geekbench ahead of its official launch on 17 December 2025, confirming a number of key specifications and giving a good idea of what users can expect. Succeeding the Pad Go launched earlier in 2023, the new model improves performance, connectivity, and display quality—thus situating it as a promising option in the mid-range Android tablet category.
A Significant Performance Boost: Dimensity 7300 Confirmed
The OnePlus Pad Go 2 showed up on Geekbench with the model number OPD2504, and its listing confirms that the device will run on a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chipset. This is a powerful octa-core processor, a significant uplift from the Helio G99 powering the first-gen Pad Go.
The Geekbench results show:
- 1065 points in single-core
- 3149 points in multi-core
These numbers show a smoother multitasking experience, better app performance, and increased gaming efficiency. Along with the chipset, the tablet is seen housing 8GB of RAM and running on the latest Android 16, likely topped with OxygenOS 16. The GPU onboard is the Mali-G615 MC2, which should tackle graphics-heavy tasks with ease.
Short Specs Table — OnePlus Pad Go 2 (Leaked/Confirmed)
Feature: Details
- Model: OPD2504
- Processor: MediaTek Dimensity 7300
- GPU: Mali-G615 MC2
- RAM: 8GB
- OS: Android 16 (OxygenOS 16 expected)
- Display: 12.1-inch, ~2.8K/2.9K resolution
- Brightness: Up to 900 nits
- Stylus Support: Yes, 4096-level pressure
- Connectivity: 5G (top variant)
- Storage: 256GB (expected)
- Rear Camera: Single lens (no flash)
- Launch Date: 17 December 2025
Premium Visual Experience With a Large High-Res Display
Display quality would seem to be a key area of focus for the OnePlus Pad Go 2. The tablet will purportedly come with a 12.1-inch high-resolution 2.8K or 2.9K panel that’s promised to display sharp visuals with excellent colour reproduction. Thanks to 900 nits of peak brightness, users will see comfortable outdoor visibility for an improved viewing experience.
It will also support Dolby Vision, so it will be great for binge-watching, reading, or multimedia consumption. The 7:5 aspect ratio continues the OnePlus tablet design language and provides more vertical space, which is ideal for productivity and document handling.
Stylus Support Arrives: Designed for Creativity and Productivity
The addition of stylus support is one of the biggest upgrades and a first for the Pad Go lineup. It is said to come with support for 4096 levels of pressure sensitivity, allowing for accurate writing, sketching, and taking of notes. This feature makes the Pad Go 2 attractive not just to students and professionals but also to digital artists and creators.
Connectivity and Storage: 5G Comes to the Pad Go Series
The Pad Go 2 top variant will indeed sport 5G, a major jump from the previous model. The tablet is expected to launch with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage, though more variants may emerge at the event.
Design and Camera
Leaked images and teasers have shown off a clean, minimalistic design featuring only a single rear camera lens. There is no LED flash, which suggests that the camera is tuned more towards scanning documents and snapping the odd photo rather than heavy photography use.
Final Thoughts: A Promising All-Rounder Tablet for 2025
But the new OnePlus Pad Go 2 seems like a major upgrade with a modern chipset, high-resolution display, stylus support, Android 16, and 5G connectivity. It positions itself well as a solid mid-range tablet for students, content consumers, and light productivity users. If OnePlus manages to price this unit competitively, this could be among the best value-for-money tablets in India’s Android ecosystem this year.
