Tablet Under 25000 In India

The OnePlus Pad is the company’s first attempt at making its own tablet, and with that in mind it surprisingly gets a lot of things right. The tablet has a unibody metal design which is a bit heavy but is quite sturdy and feels very premium. The quality of the optional accessories is also top-notch.

Its raw performance, whether used for gaming or regular software usage, is quite good. UI interactions feel fluid and the optional keyboard and trackpad are well optimised to make the hardware experience even better.

Camera performance as expected isn’t the best but is better suited for snapping documents than capturing video. The selfie camera comes with a Limelight feature which keeps the user centred at all times during video calls.

Battery life is impressive as the tablet easily lasts two days on a single charge. It can also be used for work provided it’s limited to light work. Equally good is the charging speed which is pretty much unmatched in and above its segment.

The Lenovo Tab Plus brings interesting features that make it a go-to device for all your multimedia needs. The tablet offers a good display, but the audio takes centre stage. The device provides not two but four woofers and four tweeters that deliver exceptional sound output, a first in any tablet. The sound is loud enough to compete with any affordable Bluetooth speaker. This, coupled with the ability to pair a smartphone and use it as a Bluetooth speaker, makes it even more interesting. 

However, the tablet surely lags behind the competition when it comes to sheer performance. The user interface is clean and offers good features. The cameras are usable, though one should expect little from them. Overall, if you are looking for a tablet for your media consumption and can overlook the performance, you can consider this tablet.