ONEPLUS PAD VS XIAOMI PAD 6 SPEED TEST COMPARISON

Over the past few years, there has been a significant increase in the usage of big screens and tablets. With this trend in mind, numerous brands have been actively focussing on developing and launching their own tablets to cater to consumers' demands. In this review, we will conduct a comprehensive comparison between the OnePlus Pad and the Xiaomi Pad 6, aiming to determine which one stands out in terms of speed and performance. These two tablets represent the latest offerings from their respective companies and directly compete in the market. Priced at ₹37,999, the OnePlus Pad is positioned as a premium option, while the Xiaomi Pad 6 comes at a more affordable price point of ₹ 26,999. Now, let's delve into this head-to-head comparison to help you make an informed decision on which tablet better suits your needs.

- BHAVYA DESAI

Geekbench and Antutu Benchmarking Test

Firstly, let’s take a look at the processors powering these tablets. The OnePlus Pad is equipped with the Mediatek Dimensity 9000 processor, which was a flagship processor when it was launched in 2021. On the other hand, the Xiaomi Pad 6 features the Snapdragon 870, also launched in 2021. Both processors are powerful and efficient, and despite some initial concerns about the OnePlus Pad not featuring a Snapdragon processor, it has proven to perform exceptionally well.

In terms of RAM, the OnePlus Pad offers options of 8GB + 128GB and 12GB + 256GB, while the Xiaomi Pad 6 comes with 6GB + 128GB and 8GB + 256GB configurations. Moving on to the speed test results, the Xiaomi Pad 6 achieved a score of 1326 in Single Core and 3446 in Multi-Core on Geekbench, while the OnePlus Pad scored 1074 in Single Core and 3334 in Multi-Core.

Antutu Benchmark also showed the OnePlus Pad to be much faster, scoring 1363729, while the Xiaomi Pad 6 scored 252026. These results indicate that the OnePlus Pad has a slight edge in terms of raw processing power.

Speed Test

Now, let’s proceed to the speed test. A variety of apps were used to push both tablets to their limits, with a timer recording the time taken to perform various tasks.