Lenovo Yoga Tab VS Oppo Pad 5

The Lenovo Yoga Tab and Oppo Pad 5 differ in several design aspects. In terms of weight, the Lenovo Yoga Tab is lighter at 458 g, compared to the 579 g of the Oppo Pad 5. The Yoga Tab is also thicker at 8.3 mm, while the Oppo Pad 5 is slimmer at 6 mm. When it comes to dimensions, the Yoga Tab is 255.5 mm wide and 165.8 mm high, whereas the Oppo Pad 5 is slightly wider at 266.9 mm and taller at 193.4 mm. The volume of the Yoga Tab is 351.6 cm³, while the Oppo Pad 5 has a smaller volume of 309.7 cm³.

Both devices feature a detachable keyboard, with the Lenovo Yoga Tab supporting this option, unlike the Oppo Pad 5. Neither tablet offers a backlit keyboard, and neither is water-resistant. Both devices also lack tilt sensitivity.

The Lenovo Yoga Tab includes a stylus, whereas the Oppo Pad 5 does not, which could be an important factor for users who require stylus support for their tasks.

The Lenovo Yoga Tab and Oppo Pad 5 have notable differences in their displays. The Yoga Tab features an 11.1″ screen with a higher resolution of 3200 x 2000 px and a pixel density of 340 ppi. In contrast, the Oppo Pad 5 has a slightly larger 12.1″ screen but with a lower resolution of 2120 x 3000 px and a pixel density of 304 ppi. While the Yoga Tab offers a sharper pixel density, the Oppo Pad 5 has a bigger display overall.

Both devices use IPS LCD display technology, but the Lenovo Yoga Tab has a higher typical brightness of 650 nits, compared to the 600 nits of the Oppo Pad 5. The Yoga Tab also supports Dolby Vision, which the Oppo Pad 5 does not. The Oppo Pad 5, however, has an anti-reflection coating, a feature the Yoga Tab lacks. Additionally, the Yoga Tab includes Gorilla Glass 7i for added durability, whereas the Oppo Pad 5 uses an older Gorilla Glass 2 version.

Both tablets have a touch screen, but the Lenovo Yoga Tab supports branded damage-resistant glass, while the Oppo Pad 5 does not. Neither device has sapphire glass or an e-paper display, and neither supports HDR10+.

The Lenovo Yoga Tab and Oppo Pad 5 differ in several performance-related aspects. The Yoga Tab features 256GB of internal storage and 12GB of RAM, while the Oppo Pad 5 has more internal storage at 512GB and 16GB of RAM. Both devices have no external memory slot for expansion.

In terms of processing power, the Lenovo Yoga Tab is powered by a CPU with 8 threads, consisting of 3 cores at 3.15 GHz, 2 cores at 2.96 GHz, 2 cores at 2.26 GHz, and 1 core at 3.3 GHz. The Oppo Pad 5, on the other hand, has a CPU with 8 threads as well, but it consists of 1 core at 3.73 GHz, 4 cores at 3.3 GHz, and 3 cores at 2.4 GHz. The Yoga Tab uses a 4 nm semiconductor size, whereas the Oppo Pad 5 has a smaller 3 nm semiconductor.

For GPU performance, the Yoga Tab uses an Adreno 750 GPU with a clock speed of 900 MHz, while the Oppo Pad 5 uses an Immortalis G925 GPU with a higher clock speed of 1300 MHz. The Yoga Tab has a Geekbench 6 result of 7325 (multi-core) and 2213 (single-core), while the Oppo Pad 5 scores higher with 8969 (multi-core) and 2874 (single-core). Both tablets have integrated graphics, and neither device supports external memory, but both have integrated LTE and use big.LITTLE technology. The Yoga Tab runs Android 15, while the Oppo Pad 5 runs Android 16.

The Lenovo Yoga Tab and Oppo Pad 5 have a few differences in their camera specs. The Yoga Tab features a dual main camera setup with 13 MP and 2 MP sensors, while the Oppo Pad 5 has a single 8 MP main camera. Both devices have a 13 MP front camera, so they are equal in terms of front-facing photo resolution.

Both tablets have a flash and front-facing LED flash, though the Yoga Tab and Oppo Pad 5 do not have a front-facing LED flash. They share similar features like touch autofocus, manual white balance, and manual ISO. Neither has a built-in optical image stabilization or 360° panorama shooting, but both devices support continuous autofocus when recording movies. The Yoga Tab lacks a panorama feature, which is also absent on the Oppo Pad 5.

When it comes to video recording, the Yoga Tab supports HDR10, but neither tablet has Dolby Vision recording. The Oppo Pad 5 can support slow-motion video recording, whereas the Yoga Tab does not. Both devices can record videos with a video light, but the Yoga Tab also lacks a front-facing LED flash, unlike the Oppo Pad 5.

The Lenovo Yoga Tab and Oppo Pad 5 share some similarities and differences in their audio capabilities. Both devices are equipped with stereo speakers, providing a dual-speaker audio experience. However, the Lenovo Yoga Tab does not support any of the aptX audio codecs, while the Oppo Pad 5 supports aptX HD, which can deliver higher-quality audio over Bluetooth.

Neither tablet includes support for aptX Low Latency, aptX Adaptive, or aptX Lossless, so they both lack advanced features for low-latency or high-fidelity audio transmission. Additionally, neither device has a 3.5 mm audio jack, meaning users must rely on wireless or USB-C audio solutions. Neither device includes a radio.

The Lenovo Yoga Tab and Oppo Pad 5 differ in battery specifications. The Yoga Tab is equipped with an 8860 mAh battery, while the Oppo Pad 5 has a larger 10420 mAh battery. Both devices feature a rechargeable battery, but neither has a removable battery.

While both tablets include a battery level indicator, the Lenovo Yoga Tab does not support fast charging, whereas the Oppo Pad 5 does support fast charging. Neither tablet offers wireless charging capability.

The Lenovo Yoga Tab and Oppo Pad 5 share many connectivity and feature similarities. Both devices support Wi-Fi 4, 5, 6, and the latest Wi-Fi 7 standards. They also include features such as on-device machine learning, clipboard warnings, location and camera/microphone privacy options, the ability to block app tracking, and support for split-screen multitasking. Both devices allow full-page screenshots, theme customization, and dark mode. Additionally, they support features like PiP (Picture-in-Picture), offline voice recognition, and have a child lock.

However, there are a few differences between the two tablets. The Lenovo Yoga Tab supports a faster download speed of 10000 MBits/s, while the Oppo Pad 5 offers a slower 7300 MBits/s. The Yoga Tab also includes a gyroscope, whereas the Oppo Pad 5 does not. Both tablets support USB Type-C, but the Yoga Tab uses USB version 3.2, while the Oppo Pad 5 does not specify a USB version.

Both devices have a multi-user system, do not support 5G or have a fingerprint scanner, and lack NFC, HDMI output, and a barometer. They also support widgets, customizable notifications, and track the device's current position, though neither supports Galileo. Neither device has a built-in projector or infrared sensor, and both are free and open source. The Yoga Tab has a gyroscope, but the Oppo Pad 5 does not.

Both the Lenovo Yoga Tab and Oppo Pad 5 feature DDR memory version 5, ensuring they are equipped with the same generation of memory technology. Additionally, both devices support multithreading, allowing them to efficiently handle multiple tasks or processes simultaneously.

There are no differences between the two products in this group, as both share identical specifications regarding memory and processing capabilities.