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The OnePlus Pad 2 is on sale, and you’ll get a free stylus or case

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If you’re interested in the OnePlus Pad 2, you’ve got from now until March 16 to make it yours in the best way possible. It’s been said that the upcoming OnePlus Pad 2 Pro could have the hardware chops to take on the iPad Pro. The current deal on the base Pad 2 takes it a step further by making the tablet more affordable and getting you even closer to having a fully-kitted tablet at no extra cost.

When you tap the button below and enter the code LUCKY25 upon checkout by March 16, you’ll get $70 off of your purchase. And that’s in addition to getting a free accessory (stylus or cover) as well. That makes the tablet $480 instead of $550 and technically $40 or even $100 cheaper if you were planning on buying the accessory anyhow.

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Why you should buy the OnePlus Pad 2

The OnePlus Pad 2 may have the appearances of an ordinary tablet, but it is technical powerhouse under the hood. Its battery can last you through the weekend, WiFi 7 means it will connect well with your modern router, and the 3K resolution 12.1-inch screen with a refresh rate up to 144Hz will look completely beautiful during usage. Plus, it has 12GB of RAM, making it a powerful machine ready to take on multiple apps.

Then, there’s the free accessory. There are a lot of ways to overthink the value proposition on this, but 90% of people should just choose the stylus due to its higher standard cost of $100. Unless you know your way around a tablet and think you’ll never use the stylus, the $40 for the case can very easily be shelled out later.

No matter which accessory you choose, however, the OnePlus Pad 2 has a great deal going on right now. It is usually $550, but with code LUCKY25 you can get that down to $480 after a $70 discount is applied. Remember, if you end up choosing the $100 stylus as your free accessory, it’s almost like you’re getting one of the best tablets for $380. Tap the button below now so you don’t forget and wait past the 16, when the $70 off deal ends.

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