ASUS has entered the Indian tablet market with the Pad T3201M5A, and its biggest selling point is a 12.2-inch OLED screen in a body that is easy to carry. At ₹35,990, it sits in the same price band as several established Android tablets, and the choice comes down to what you need from one. After using it for over a week now, my view is that it is a strong pick for media and video calls and a weaker one for productivity.
ASUS Pad T3201M5A: Quick Specs

| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Display | 12.2-inch OLED, 2.8K, 144Hz, peak brightness of around 2000 nits |
| Processor | MediaTek |
| RAM | 8GB |
| Storage | 128GB or 256GB, expandable by up to 1TB with microSD |
| Battery | 9000mAh, 45W fast charging |
| Audio | Four speakers with Dolby Atmos |
| Weight | 523g |
| Thickness | 6.5mm |
| Warranty | 1 year, with extended plans from ₹99 |
| Price | ₹35,990 (MRP ₹62,990) |
Design: Light, Compact, and Good to Look At

The first thing you notice is how light it is. At 523g and 6.5mm thick, it is easy to hold in one hand for long periods, and it fits in a bag without feeling bulky. For travel, quick meetings, or moving between rooms, that matters more than raw power.
The finish also looks good. The colour is attractive without being loud, and the overall design feels considered for a product in this price range.
Display: The Reason to Buy It


The OLED panel is the highlight. Blacks are deep, colours are vivid, and watching shows or films feels noticeably richer than on most LCD tablets at this price. The screen is also easy on the eyes. I could watch for long stretches without the eye strain I usually get from other tablets.
Brightness is strong enough to use outdoors. Even in bright light, the screen stays readable, which makes it practical for commuting or sitting outside.
The 144Hz refresh rate makes scrolling and animations smooth, and the 2.8K resolution looks sharp for videos and reading.
Performance: Good for Everyday Use, With Some Lag
The MediaTek processor and 8GB of RAM handle everyday tasks well. Browsing, streaming, video calls, and light apps run without trouble.
Where it falls short is responsiveness. Animations and app transitions are smooth, but the tablet is not as snappy as I would like. For someone who is used to flagship tablets such as the OnePlus Pad 2, the difference will be noticeable. The OnePlus Pad 2 is also reported to retail around the same price, and it feels smoother overall.
The tablet also lacks some multitasking features that power users expect. Split-screen support is limited, and there is little on the software side to make it a productivity device.

Software: Clean and Free of Bloatware
The software is one of the tablet’s strengths. It runs close to stock Android with no bloatware, so it feels clean and uncluttered from the first boot. Some features that would help a tablet feel more capable, such as stronger split view options, are missing, but the core experience is smooth and easy to use.
Battery Life: Enough for a Day
The 9000mAh battery is good for most people. Under typical use, it lasts about a day. Light users may get close to two days, while a long movie marathon at high brightness will drain it closer to one day. ASUS’s guaranteed screen-on time is 6 to 7 hours at minimum, and the result depends on the brightness you use.
The 45W charging is quick enough that you will rarely wait long to top up.

Who Should Buy It
This tablet is a good fit if you want:
- A high-quality OLED screen for watching films, shows, and videos
- A light tablet for travel, commuting, or quick video calls
- A secondary device for media and casual use
- A tablet that looks good and is easy to carry
It is not the right choice if you need:
- A tablet for serious work or heavy multitasking
- Stylus support for notes or drawing
- The fastest possible performance at this price
If productivity is your priority, look at the OnePlus Pad 2 or Lenovo Idea Tab Pro Gen 2 or Xiaomi Pad 8 or other tablets in this budget with stronger processors and better software for multitasking.

Final Verdict
The ASUS Pad T3201M5A is a good tablet for media lovers who want an OLED screen without a heavy device. It is light, attractive, comfortable to use, and bright enough outdoors. Its performance is decent for everyday tasks, and its clean software is a plus. For work or power users, the lack of stylus support and limited multitasking make it a weaker choice.
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FAQs
What is the ASUS Pad T3201M5A good for?
It is a strong pick for watching films, shows and videos, as well as video calls and travel. The review finds it weaker for productivity.
How long does the ASUS Pad T3201M5A battery last?
Under typical use, the 9000mAh battery lasts about a day. Light users may get close to two days, while long movie sessions at high brightness can bring it closer to one day.
What display does the ASUS Pad T3201M5A have?
It has a 12.2-inch 2.8K OLED display with a 144Hz refresh rate and peak brightness of around 2000 nits.
How much does the ASUS Pad T3201M5A cost?
The text lists its price as ₹35,990 and its MRP as ₹62,990.





