The OnePlus Pad 4 arrives as a modest evolution of its 2023 sibling, keeping the same sleek aluminum frame but adding a few punchy upgrades. A Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 powers the device, while a 10 % larger battery—13380 mAh—promises longer use. A new 13.20‑inch IPS LCD offers 144 Hz, Dolby Vision and 700‑nit peak brightness, setting a new visual benchmark for mid‑tier tablets.

Hardware changes are modest, but the addition of a dedicated stylus and keyboard cover—sold separately—signals OnePlus's push toward productivity. The panel’s 12.72:9 aspect ratio and 2400×3392 resolution give content a generous canvas, while 8‑speaker stereo output and Dolby Vision support enhance media playback. Still, the lack of a 5G modem keeps the tablet tethered to Wi‑Fi 7.

Software stays on Android 16 with OxygenOS 16, offering a familiar OnePlus experience. Storage options—256 GB with 8 GB RAM or 512 GB with 12 GB RAM—cover most users, while UFS 4.1 storage delivers quick app launches. A 13‑MP rear camera and 8‑MP front sensor remain modest, but the 4K@30fps video capture satisfies casual creators.

Overall, the Pad 4 delivers incremental gains that appeal to users wanting a sharp display and decent battery life without breaking the bank. The absence of a 5G modem and the need to purchase accessories separately reduce its appeal for power users. For those who value a clean Android experience and a robust media setup, the OnePlus Pad 4 remains a solid choice.