OnePlus 13R vs OnePlus 13: Here are the major differences we expect to see
OnePlus 13R and OnePlus 13 will soon make their debut, with the India launch just a few days away, scheduled for 7 January 2025. These phones will succeed the OnePlus 12 and the OnePlus 12R from 2024. These new devices are expected to bring new upgrades, refined designs, and significantly faster internals. Based on what we know so far, let us compare both phones to determine which one you should keep an eye out for.
OnePlus India has already revealed some specifications on its website. The OnePlus 13 and OnePlus 13R will share many features, including processors. The OnePlus 13R, being the more affordable model, will come with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset—the same processor that powered the OnePlus 12.
As for the OnePlus 13, being the flagship, it will feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, Qualcomm's latest flagship processor. While OnePlus hasn't confirmed the RAM configurations, based on the Chinese variants, the OnePlus 13 could offer up to 16GB or even 24GB of RAM. However, it should be noted that the same RAM configurations may not be available in India.
The RAM details for the OnePlus 13R remain unclear, but based on past trends, it might ship with up to 16GB of RAM.
In terms of battery, OnePlus has confirmed that both the OnePlus 13 and the OnePlus 13R will feature a 6,000mAh battery and support 100W fast charging.
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According to the OnePlus website, the OnePlus 13 will be available in three colours: Midnight Ocean, Black Eclipse, and Arctic Dawn. Notably, the Midnight Ocean variant will sport a unique microfiber vegan leather finish, while the other finishes will feature glass backs. The design includes a flat frame, in line with competitors, and a flat display, moving away from the curved panels seen in previous models.
The camera module design has also been revamped. It is now detached from the frame, appearing as a standalone unit positioned in the top-left corner of
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