ColorOS 12.1 with some additional features is also included with the Oppo Pad Air. Split screen compatibility for programs such as Gmail, Google Chrome, and others allows you to multitask on the tablet.
A customized sidebar is also included, as well as support for floating windows. The sidebar allows users to rapidly access services and programs like screenshots, screen recording, My Files, and so on.
These functionalities worked well on approved apps and should be valuable to those who require them. It’s also pleasant to notice that Oppo’s operating system does not come with as many preinstalled applications as I’ve seen on other phones.
The Oppo Pad Air’s everyday general performance is also not awful. The Snapdragon 680 is adequate for simple chores and games. However, I do not use a tablet for heavy-duty gaming.
The tablet has an 8MP rear camera and a 5MP front-facing camera. The front camera is adequate for video conversations, particularly Google Meet or Zoom sessions. The back camera isn’t amazing, but I wasn’t expecting much from this camera.
What is the weight and thickness of OPPO Pad Air?
The height, breadth, and thickness of the Oppo Pad Air are 245 mm, 154.8 mm, and 6.9 mm, respectively. It is 440 grams in weight.