Key Takeaways
1. OnePlus announced the launch date for the OnePlus 13T, with promotional images and videos circulating online.
2. A new shortcut button on the device is similar to the Action Button on the iPhone 16.
3. Limited information is provided about the OnePlus 13T’s design, but benchmark leaks reveal key specifications.
4. The OnePlus 13T is expected to feature 16 GB of RAM and a Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, with high clock speeds.
5. Performance benchmarks suggest the OnePlus 13T will have scores slightly lower than the OnePlus 13 but will outperform other flagship devices like the Find N5 and Poco F7 Ultra.
Earlier today, OnePlus has announced the launch date for its upcoming OnePlus 13T. With images of the new device already circulating online, the company has released a brief promotional video on Weibo that highlights its compact features.
Promotional Video Insights
The 43-second video gives a sneak peek at the new shortcut button, which is placed exactly like the Action Button found on the iPhone 16 (currently priced at $679 – refurbished on Amazon). Interestingly, the video also showcases the OnePlus 13T spinning in a way that resembles a recent ‘leaked’ clip shared on Chinese social media platforms.
Limited Information Revealed
Both videos don’t really provide much information about the OnePlus 13T beyond its design. In contrast, some benchmark leaks have confirmed details about the chipset and RAM choices, as well as potential performance metrics for the device. As is typical, Geekbench does not specifically name the OnePlus 13T. Instead, it refers to it by its model number ‘PKX110’, which was linked to the OnePlus 13T in earlier reports from AnTuTu this month.
Performance Specifications
For instance, it’s clear that the device will feature 16 GB of RAM along with a Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, where the prime cores are clocked at 4.3 GHz and the performance cores operate at 3.5 GHz. Analyzing the average from eight benchmark results that have appeared so far, the OnePlus 13T is expected to achieve single-core and multi-core scores of 3,033 and 9,324 respectively in Geekbench 6.4.
Consequently, it seems that the Snapdragon 8 Elite will slightly lag behind the average performance we’ve seen in similar benchmarks up to now. The anticipated scores indicate that the OnePlus 13T will be just below the OnePlus 13, which recorded scores of 3,087 and 9,369 during our testing. Nevertheless, the OnePlus 13T is likely to surpass not only the Find N5 but also the Poco F7 Ultra and Xiaomi 15, along with other contemporary flagship devices.
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