OnePlus is gearing up to drop its next big thing in India—the OnePlus 13s—and if the teasers are anything to go by, this phone might just be worth the hype. The company recently shared a sneak peek on X (formerly Twitter), calling it a “compact powerhouse” with some serious upgrades. So, what’s the deal? Let’s break it down.
OnePlus 13s: First Look & Design
Say goodbye to the iconic Alert Slider—this time, OnePlus is swapping it for a customizable button (yeah, change is hard). The phone will also rock a metal frame and come in two sleek shades: Black and Pink.
From the teaser, it looks like the OnePlus 13s could be a rebranded OnePlus 13T (which just launched in China). The design shows off a vertical dual-camera setup with a flash, so expect some clean, minimalist vibes.
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Expected Specs: A Powerhouse in a Small Package?
Rumors suggest the OnePlus 13s will pack:
- 6.32-inch display (compact but mighty)
- Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset (for buttery smooth performance)
- Up to 16GB RAM & 1TB storage (no more “storage full” panic)
- 120Hz refresh rate (scrolling like a dream)
- Android 15 out of the box (fresh software, fewer bugs?)
- 6,260mAh battery with 90W fast charging (because nobody has time to wait)
Camera-wise, leaks point to a 50MP main sensor + 50MP telephoto lens, with a 16MP selfie cam—so your Instagram game should be solid.
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OnePlus 13s Price in India (Expected)
The Chinese OnePlus 13T starts at CNY 3,399 (~₹39,800). If the 13s follows suit, we’re likely looking at around ₹45,000 in India. Not exactly cheap, but if the specs deliver, it could be a strong rival to phones like the Samsung Galaxy S23 FE or iPhone 15.
The Big Question: When’s the Launch?
No official date yet, but with teasers already rolling out, it shouldn’t be too long. We’ll update this as soon as OnePlus drops more info.
Final Thoughts
The OnePlus 13s seems like a solid mix of power, design, and (hopefully) good pricing. If you’ve been holding off on upgrading, this might be the one to watch.
What do you think? Excited for the 13s, or is OnePlus losing its charm? Drop your thoughts below!
