13, 5G Dual Sim, Indian Version (Black Eclipse, 12GB +256GB)

Loving it

Genuine Indian version phone, sold by Callmate. Please choose your seller wisely.

It's as expected... Very good No issues with it

Coming from an iPhone 13, I found iOS to be extremely stable, with the most reliable camera I have ever used. However, it felt boring, restrictive, and backing up photos was honestly a painful process. These reasons led me to switch to Android. After careful consideration, I narrowed my choices down to the OnePlus 13 and the Samsung S24 Ultra. While the S24 Ultra is a bit pricey, the reports of the green line issue concerned me. Ultimately, OnePlus offering a lifetime screen replacement for green line issues sealed the deal for me. My Experience with the OnePlus 13 Display, Haptics, Performance and Fingerprint Sensor: Excellent. No complaints. Feels premium. Battery: Phenomenal. I’m getting around 7 to 9 hours of screen-on time. Charging: The 100W SuperVOOC fast charging powers the 6000mAh battery in just 45 minutes—again, phenomenal. Refresh Rate, Sound, and Feel: All top-notch. It truly feels like a proper flagship. UI: It's clean. I like it. Camera: This is where the device falls short. With the iPhone 13, I never had to worry about picture quality—just point and shoot, and it always delivered excellent results. However, the OnePlus 13 is a bit inconsistent. In good lighting, it performs well, but in low light, it struggles, sometimes producing weird, blurry, ghostly images. I hope this is just a software issue that OnePlus can address with future updates. Unless they improve the camera significantly, it will never truly compete as a flagship. I personally feel OnePlus should ditch the Hasselblad branding and adopt Oppo's camera setup instead. Overall Impression: Coming back to OnePlus 13. While I'm not a gamer, I do take a lot of pictures, and this aspect leaves me wanting more. For someone who doesn't use the camera frequently, the OnePlus 13 will be a fantastic device and will take whatever beating you throw at it. Overall, I’d rate it a solid 4/5 and hope the Camera dept. gets huge budget next year. Edit. (after 3 months of usage). * Fingerprint reader with screen protector is a hit or miss. Being touted as the best, it really disappoints. * Video is very bad. It couldn't lock on to a single subject. Everytime I try to shoot with multiple people, it keeps saying use photo to lock onto single subject. Wth.! * Using the phone without case is a nightmare because of this all side curved edges. You can't hold the phone without touching the bottom edge of the phone. Since we are touching, it won't allow another touch. It's irritating and I had to slap a case on it. * Other things held up great. Battery, Performance, Haptics, OS. All great. (AI is useless. I guess it's useless everywhere). It's still a great phone if you are power user. If you want good quality photos and videos, look elsewhere. 3.5 stars / 5.

I recently upgraded to the OnePlus 13 after using a OnePlus 9RT and an iPhone X. I have been using the phone heavily for a while now, and I wanted to share a detailed breakdown of my experience for anyone considering the upgrade. The most notable improvement for me has been the battery life. The endurance on this device is excellent. I am consistently getting around 9 hours of screen-on time, and that is just taking the battery from 100% down to 10%. My daily usage is quite demanding. On a typical day, I play Call of Duty Mobile for 2 hours, BGMI for another 2 hours, and Clash Royale for an hour. In addition to those 5 hours of gaming, I spend about 3 hours on Instagram, 2 hours on WhatsApp, and an hour browsing on Brave. Even with this heavy workload, the phone manages the battery exceptionally well. It handles sustained gaming sessions without any major performance drops or overheating issues, which is exactly what I needed. The display is another massive step up. The screen is incredibly bright, and the 120Hz refresh rate makes everything feel incredibly smooth, whether I am playing games or just scrolling through social media. It is easily the best display I have used on a phone. Unlocking the device is also seamless now. Moving from the optical sensor on the 9RT and the face unlock on the iPhone X to the new ultrasonic fingerprint sensor makes a big difference. It is incredibly fast, highly accurate, and unlocks instantly even if my thumb is slightly wet or sweaty. As for the camera, it is very good. Coming from older devices, there is a clear difference in quality. The collaboration with Hasselblad really shows in the color science. Photos look natural, balanced, and realistic rather than overly saturated or artificially boosted. The new 50MP telephoto lens is a huge highlight for me. The 3x optical zoom captures an incredible amount of detail without losing clarity, making it perfect for portrait shots or capturing objects from a distance. It takes sharp and reliable photos for daily use without requiring much effort on my part. On the software side, the experience is mostly smooth and fast. While I have noticed a few minor software quirks here and there, the overall performance is a massive step up from the issues I was dealing with on my previous phones. Overall, if you are a heavy user who plays a lot of games and spends hours on your screen, the OnePlus 13 is a very capable device. The combination of excellent battery efficiency, a beautiful display, and a highly versatile camera system makes it a worthwhile upgrade from older generations.

If it's selling around 55-56k then go for it without any single thought Pros:- 1)camera 2) display 3) charging 4) black design Cons:- 1) battery optimization is not good doesn't feel like 6000mah 2) that curved glass 🥲 because the guard which is available in my city is only uv no other option 3) I didn't update my phone because I heard from several users that the 1+13 camera isn't performing well after update and battery also Although I didn't find any issue it's been month using this beast ❤️

Best battery and performance Low camera quality

Best phone for the price