Just like last year, the OnePlus 13R is launching globally, and that's absolutely the right call — there's obviously a lot of interest in the device outside India and China. Als

OxygenOS introduces AI, up to 100W fast charging is available, and the alert slider is back. Is the OnePlus 13 ready to be the leading smartphone of 2025?

Although not without its quirks, the OnePlus 13R is a great modern smartphone that's built to last—even with its more affordable price point.

OnePlus 13 gets a lot of major upgrades from its predecessor like larger battery, improved design, IP68 + IP69 rating, ultrasonic fingerprint sensor and support for MagSafe accessories which make stand out as a leading contender in the sub- ₹70,

Finally, a OnePlus phone that can do it all—but not without the new Magnetic accessories. The OnePlus 13 retains the value-for-money tag despite the price hike.

The OnePlus 13’s rear camera array is broadly the same as the OnePlus 12’s: a 50-megapixel main camera with stabilization, a stabilized 3x camera, and an ultrawide. You can record up to 8K/24p video with the main camera, and there’s a 32-megapixel selfie camera with fixed focus on the front.

After testing the OnePlus 13 phone for three weeks, I’m convinced this is the best Android device on the market—save for one big issue. Read my review to learn more.

The OnePlus 13 is here and it seems like it might be really good. That's the vibe you'd get from reading reviews, which dropped on Tuesday. Everyone from CNET to The Verge and TechRadar is singing the praises of OnePlus's $899 flagship,

The closest a OnePlus phone has ever been to its ‘Never Settle’ mantra. The OnePlus 13 represents one of the highest-profile smartphone launches of the year, and its global variant launched at CES 2025.

The OnePlus 13 has been launched in India for Rs 69,999 and comes with top-of-the-line specs like a Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, a 6000mAh battery and a vibrant 6.8-inch QHD+ display. Watch our full review to see what more it offers.