Oppo Unveils Powerful Pad 3 Pro Tablet and Enthralling Enco X3 Earbuds
Oppo Unveils Pad 3 Pro Tablet and Enco X3 Earphones: Is it a New Chapter or Familiar Looks?
Oppo introduced the Find X8 duo just yesterday, showcasing impressive cameras and Dimensity 9400 chipsets. The event also saw the premiere of the Pad 3 Pro tablet and Enco X3 TWS earphones. While new products are always exciting, a closer look reveals some familiar faces.
A New Name, Same Features: Pad 3 Pro
The Pad 3 Pro is actually the OnePlus Pad 2, with a new name and two additional color options. It’s available in China, but so is the OnePlus Pad 2 in the same stores. Confusing, right?
Powerhouse Tablet
The Pad 3 Pro is packed with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, a 12.1" LCD supporting up to 144 Hz refresh rates, a massive 9,510 mAh battery, and ColorOS 14.1 out of the box. We’ve reviewed the OnePlus version, and it’s an excellent value proposition.
Pricing and Variants
The Pad 3 Pro comes in Night Blue and Dawn Gold colors, with a starting price of CNY3,299 ($460/€430) for the 8/256 GB version. The 12/256 GB variant costs CNY3,599 ($505/€465), while the 16/512 GB version is CNY3,999 ($560/€520). A top-of-the-line variant with 16 GB RAM and 1 TB storage is available for CNY4,499 ($630/€585).
Price Comparison: Is there a Difference?
For comparison, the OnePlus Pad 2 is CNY200 ($28/€25) cheaper in the Oppo China store, with the same memory options, although it lacks a 1 TB storage option.
Enco X3: Not So New
The Enco X3 situation is more understandable, as the OnePlus Buds Pro 3 are no longer available in China. The Enco X3 retains the dual DACs, adaptive ANC, and Dynaudio tuning, with the logo engraved on the case’s hinge. You can read our review of the audio wearables here.
Pricing and Availability
The Enco X3 is only available in the domestic market, with a price tag of CNY999 ($140/€130). We expect a cheaper option to arrive later, one that won’t support wireless charging.
Sources
Source 1 • Source 2 (both in Chinese)
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