A new software update is bringing AI features to the OnePlus Pad 2 device

OnePlus has released a new OxygenOS 15 update for its Pad 2 tablet, introducing AI-powered features and system improvements worldwide.

Update Overview and Rollout: The OnePlus Pad 2 is receiving OxygenOS 15.0.0.401 firmware update across India, Europe, and other global regions through a phased deployment.

• The update is exclusively available for devices already running OxygenOS 15
• Users will receive the update gradually over the coming days as part of the batch rollout strategy
• The firmware version is identified as OPD2403_15.0.0.401(EX01)

Key New Features: The update introduces AI Reply, a contextual response system, alongside enhanced functionality for existing features.

• AI Reply generates natural-language responses based on chat context, supporting multiple language styles
• The Clone Tablet feature now facilitates easier migration of live photos from iOS devices
• Live Alerts functionality has been expanded to display charging status, Spotify information, and torch status
• Improved multitasking capabilities allow users to drag floating windows into full-screen mode

Technical Improvements: The update includes several system-level enhancements aimed at improving device performance and security.

• System stability and overall performance have been optimized
• Battery life improvements have been implemented for specific usage scenarios
• December Android security patch has been integrated to strengthen system security

Device Specifications: The OnePlus Pad 2 maintains its position as a premium tablet offering.

• Features a high-performance Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor
• Equipped with a substantial 9,510mAh battery
• Includes a 3K display with 144Hz refresh rate
• Available in India starting at Rs 39,999 for the 8GB RAM + 128GB storage configuration

Market Impact: This update demonstrates OnePlus’s commitment to enhancing its tablet ecosystem through AI integration and user experience improvements, while maintaining competitive positioning in the premium tablet segment against established players like Apple and Samsung.