Oppo is preparing to launch the Pad Air 6 in China alongside the Reno 17 series in November. The upcoming tablet has appeared in China’s 3C certification database, with four model numbers revealing different connectivity and charging options. This follows the launch of the Oppo Pad 5, which we recently reviewed.
The four tablets carry model numbers OPD2611, OPD2603, OPD2614, and OPD2613. The OPD2614 is listed with 5G connectivity, while the OPD2611 supports 4G. The other two models, OPD2603 and OPD2613, have no cellular connectivity mentioned and appear to be Wi-Fi-only versions. The OPD2614 could be the Pad Air 6 5G, although Oppo has not confirmed the marketing names.
The certification lists two charging configurations. The OPD2611 and OPD2603 are rated up to 5-11V/4.1A, equivalent to approximately 45W. The OPD2614 and OPD2613 are rated up to 5-11V/3A, or approximately 33W. The listings also mention the VCB4JBCH and VCB4HACH power adapters.
Oppo also showed off some software features of the tablet. Its redesigned Notes app will allow users to insert images into notes with a single tap and transfer vlog footage directly into CapCut’s media library. Another demonstration shows footage added to an editing track with a single tap.
The Oppo Pad Air 6 will succeed the Oppo Pad Air 5, which features a 12.1-inch 2.8K display with a 120Hz refresh rate, a MediaTek Dimensity 7300-Ultra processor, and a 10,050mAh battery. It’s unclear whether the new model will retain a similar display or bring major hardware upgrades.
Oppo Pad Air 6 bookings begin in China
Oppo is offering a ¥1 ($0.15) pre-order for a promotional bundle that includes a protective case, Oppo Pencil 2, and one year of screen protection. The company also offers student discounts and trade-in benefits.
Oppo has yet to reveal the tablet’s specs, retail price, or availability outside of China.
