Oppo Pad Air6 Unveiled With a 12.1-Inch 120Hz Display and a 10,050mAh Battery

Oppo has unveiled the Oppo Pad Air6, a new tablet that will launch in China on November 16, alongside the Reno17 series phones. The tablet keeps the same 12.1-inch 120Hz LCD, 10,050mAh battery and 33W charging as its predecessor, the Oppo Pad Air5, with a new Dimensity 7360 Super chipset. Pricing has not been announced yet. The Pad Air5 launched globally as the Oppo Pad 5, and the new tablet is expected to become the Pad 6 if and when it becomes available globally.

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Nov 9, 2026 - 18:34

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Oppo Pad Air6 Unveiled With a 12.1-Inch 120Hz Display and a 10,050mAh Battery

Oppo has unveiled the Oppo Pad Air6, a new tablet that will launch in China on November 16, alongside the Reno17 series phones. Oppo revealed the tablet today instead of waiting for the Reno17 series launch next week. The full specs sheet is published, but pricing is not yet known. It is a sequel to the Oppo Pad Air5, which launched globally as the "Oppo Pad 5", and the new tablet is expected to turn into the Pad 6 if and when it becomes available globally. No date has been given for the global release. (The photo above shows the Oppo Pad Air5, the Air6's near-identical predecessor.)

Same display, same battery

Not much has changed in this iteration of the tablet. The Pad Air6 keeps the same 12.1-inch LCD as its predecessor, with a 120Hz refresh rate, 2,800 x 1,980px resolution and a 14:10 aspect ratio. Global max brightness is 600 nits, with a peak of 900 nits, and the panel covers 100% sRGB in Natural mode and 98% DCI-P3 in Vivid mode. As on its predecessor, there are two display options: regular and Matte Display — the latter, which Google Translate renders as "Soft Light", adds an anti-reflective coating to cut down on glare. An optional stylus is supported. The battery is the same 10,050mAh unit as the previous tablet, with the same 33W SuperVOOC/UFCS/PPS charging, and the USB-C port is USB 2.0.

New chipset, familiar formula

The Pad Air6 runs on the Dimensity 7360 Super, which the article describes as merely a variant of the Dimensity 7300 Ultra that was inside the Air5. The same chipset is also used in the Oppo F35 and F35 Pro and the Oppo K14 Plus. The tablet comes with 8GB or 12GB of LPDDR5X RAM (4,266MHz) and 128GB or 256GB of UFS 3.1 storage, and Wi-Fi and 5G variants are offered. Connectivity includes Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth with aptX HD and LDAC 5.0, four speakers and two mics, and two basic 8MP cameras — one front, one back — with 1080p video recording at 30fps.

Thinner on paper, a touch thicker in hand

The Pad Air6 measures 6.89mm thick, against 6.83mm for its predecessor — marginally thicker, but by less than a tenth of a millimeter — and weighs 603g, a few grams more than the Air5's 597g. The article's images show the tablet in "Starlight Silver" and "Encounter Blue". The lead image shows the tablet with a keyboard cover attached, but no keyboard details or pricing are given in the text, and the article does not state the operating system or any ColorOS version. For context, the predecessor's prices started at CNY 1,900 for the base 8/128GB Wi-Fi model, though the Oppo store in China is showing a discounted price of CNY 2,300 ($345 / €310 / ₹32,350), down from CNY 2,800. The Matte Display version is only available on 256GB versions and was a small CNY 200 premium (around $30), while the 5G upgrade is also CNY 200 in terms of MSRP, though it works out to CNY 500 when looking at discounted prices.