OnePlus 13 Launches: Hasselblad Camera & Huge Battery from $799

OnePlus 13 Launches: Hasselblad Camera & Huge Battery from $799

OnePlus has just announced its newest flagship smartphone after a buzz of teasers across social media. As many expected, the latest launch is the OnePlus 13, moving away from the dual model approach seen in the past. The OnePlus 13 stands out as one of the growing number of devices powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite, which Qualcomm unveiled earlier this month.

Display Details

To set the OnePlus 13 apart from other devices, it features what OnePlus calls a flagship BOE display, topped with a 2.5D quad-curved glass layer. The device sports a large 6.82-inch screen that offers a sharp 1440p resolution and can achieve up to 4,500 nits of peak brightness. It also has a flexible refresh rate ranging from 1 to 120 Hz. Additionally, the display incorporates an ultrasonic fingerprint sensor for secure biometric access.

Durability and Battery

The OnePlus 13 comes certified to IP69, an upgrade over the IP65 rating of the OnePlus 12 (curr. $899.99 on Amazon). Furthermore, it boasts a robust 6,000 mAh Silicon Carbon (Si/C) battery, representing an 11% increase in capacity compared to its predecessor. The main camera on the OnePlus 13 is a Sony LYT-808 sensor with optical image stabilization, supported by a 73 mm telephoto lens (3x optical) and a 15 mm ultra-wide-angle lens.

Availability and Pricing

Currently, the OnePlus 13 is exclusively available in China, where prices start at CNY 4,499 (around $632) for the model with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage, offered in Blue, Obsidian, and White colors. While OnePlus plans to release the device in other regions eventually, it has yet to announce a timeline. However, for those eager to get their hands on it, the OnePlus 13 can already be imported from retailers like Giztop and TradingShenzhen for $799 and $821.62, respectively. It's important to note that imported units will come with ColorOS instead of OxygenOS, which means some Android services like Android Auto might not function properly. There may be a way to switch to OxygenOS later on, though.

OnePlus via GSMArena, GizTop & TradingShenzhen


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