The OnePlus Pad 2 is expected to be unveiled very soon, and what that means is that you’ll likely be able to take advantage of discounts targeting the original OnePlus Pad anytime from now. If you’re going to get this great tablet though, you should get it with an equally-great case attached to it.
Are you having trouble sifting through the hundreds of cases that are available for this tablet? Worry not, I’ve got your back in that regard, and I’ve put together a list of eight fantastic cases for the OnePlus Pad Go. I’m sure at least one of them will be right up your alley, so let’s get into it.
Poetic TurtleSkin Case
$19.95
If you want a case that fulfills the reason it was brought off the assembly line — protection — this will do it for you. It’s made of silicone, bolstered around the edges and corners, and it even has air vents to let hot air out during gaming or productivity sessions. Plus, raised lips around the display protect it.
OnePlus Magnetic Keyboard Case
$119.99
This is a first-party case that comes with a keyboard, though I’m not sure that’s enough to explain the very high price. You won’t get much by way of protection, though you’ll be guarded against scratches on the back panel and the screen. You will also get a high-quality keyboard to make this tablet even more viable for work.
Suttkue Vegan Leather Case
$12.55
Some folks just want a case and they don’t care to pay too much for it. This case is perfect if you’re one of those folks. It is a folio case with a vegan leather finish and a hard shell build around the back and corners, so it’ll protect your phone. It’s available in several colors, and when folded right, can serve as a kickstand.
OnePlus Folio Case
$39.99
But what if you want an official option but don’t want to pay over $100 to have a keyboard with it? That’s where the official folio case from OnePlus comes in. It comes in a subdued green tone, attaches magnetically, and has a felt-like lining to gently handle your device. You can use it to prop your device up too.
LDSOYIA Backlit Keyboard Case
$31.99
If you want a keyboard case but OnePlus’ official option is too expensive, you can always get this one. Not only does it come with a detachable illuminated keyboard (in case you want to reduce its bulk), but you also get a slot for your OnePlus Stylo, in case you have one. Plus, the vegan leather finish is rather nice to touch and feel.
Vakarey Folio Stand Cover
$19.88
Folio cases tend to be the most popular option for tablets, to protect those giant displays. This folio case is one of the more classy options you can get, thanks to the fabric finish (which you can get in gray, black, or green). This one also doubles as a stand for your tablet, with three angles, and it’s got a thin pocket to store cards, cash, and papers.
Nakedcellphone Special Ops Series
$19.95
Attention-grabbing brand name aside, this case is perfect if you’re a fan of slim and not a fan of folio. This rugged TPU case has a nice black carbon fiber finish, a portion to hold your OnePlus Stylo in, and a raised lip around the screen and a recessed camera to protect your device during a drop.
Cresee Clear Case
$13.49
A case hides the beauty of your device, so a clear one is a good compromise. This clear case isn’t entirely transparent, as it opts for black TPU edges and corners to protect it from impacts, but I think it adds to the appeal of the device. The clear portion is hard plastic, so it shouldn’t turn yellow. You also have a slot to keep your OnePlus Stylo secure.
Keep Your OnePlus Pad Well-Padded With A Good Case
The OnePlus Pad is one of the best value tablets available on the market right now, which has us extremely excited for its upcoming sequel. If you have one, you’re going to want to keep it protected, and fortunately, there are many case options to help you with that mission.
I’m a big fan of the Poetic TurtleSkin case because even though it’s relatively bulky, it means you won’t sweat up a storm when you hand it to a clumsy niece or nephew to watch a movie on. I also love the first-party magnetic keyboard case, especially if you’re big on working on your tablet. The price will likely knock it out of the running for many though.
