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Man, I'm confused reddit says the software sucks, can this phone last for 4 years?
I wouldn't base my opinion on Reddit posters. That's a bottom of the barrel source for info. There are some valid concerns with support for the phone if it breaks as OnePlus does not have the presence in the US that Samsung, Apple, and Google do. You can take Samsung phones into any ubreakifix store and have it repaired and my experience sending in a device to be repaired with Samsung has been great too.

BUT, the OP Open is an amazing device. I wasn't sold on the software at first because of my familiarity with OneUI on a foldable but after I got used to it I really like it. It is much closer to stock Google than anything else with some cues of iOS mixed in. It's blazing fast and has not stuttered at all on me and I have not noticed any bugs.
 
Reddit does suck for most discussions period this is a fact but I didn't know anyone who has a OnePlus device to ask.

Anyways my 8a is great a little underpowered and you can tell when you use it.

Great phone for daily use just a little underpowered and screen is t on that level of the 9 pro and so forth.

I'll passed on the last deal for 750 but maybe I should have kept it but if it comes back I'll jump on it.
 
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Reddit does suck for most discussions period this is a fact but I didn't know anyone who has a OnePlus device to ask.

Anyways my 8a is great a little underpowered and you can tell when you use it.

Great phone for daily use just a little underpowered and screen is t on that level of the 9 pro and so forth.

I'll passed on the last deal for 750 but maybe I should have kept it but if it comes back I'll jump on it.

Have a 12 that the wife uses. I would put it above my 15 ProMax (Apple) and really close to my S24 Ultra. A seriously great device.
 
OnePlus 13 launched in China only for now with global availability sometime later on. Why OnePlus are always so vague on the international availability of their phones I don’t know when they launch them in China I don’t know.

 
OnePlus 13 launched in China only for now with global availability sometime later on. Why OnePlus are always so vague on the international availability of their phones I don’t know when they launch them in China I don’t know.


I had a play around with one in a store. The new 2.5D curved edges that all the new Chinese phones seem to be adopting looks very nice. Smooth when swiping from sides and bottom, plus it makes the screen content look like it's almost floating. Put on a case with a lip however and those curved edges might become annoying.
 
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So OnePlus releases Android 15 way before Samsung will on the S24 etc. Interesting.
 
Judging by the email I received today it looks like the OnePlus 13 might be available, at least in the UK before Christmas in limited numbers.
 
The OPO 13 does look to be an amazing device!
Looks like global release next month. That midnight ocean color looks sooo good.

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This just looks like the recent Oppo / Vivo devices?
Are these just all the same brand?
 
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OnePlus 13 offer currently on the website:

Pre-pay £50.00 to unlock an extra £50 off and secure a free gift valued up to £249.
Pay the remaining balance between January 7th 16:35 PM - January 11th 23:00 PM.
The full price of the OnePlus 13 will be revealed on Jan 7th, 2025.
Trade-in options are available only during the balance payment stage.[/quote[
 
This just looks like the recent Oppo / Vivo devices?
Are these just all the same brand?
OnePlus phones now run a slightly modified version of Oppo's Android skin (ColorOS). Branding is actually the only difference now.
 
OnePlus phones now run a slightly modified version of Oppo's Android skin (ColorOS). Branding is actually the only difference now.

Not always as OnePlus devices now often use Snapdragon processors, the others often use Meditek instead.
 
The One Plus 13 must being released in North America judging by number of US based reviews, here they are:


 
I just visited the OP website (U.S.), I can trade in my Pixel 9 Pro XL for $550 off, and on top of other discounts get free OnePlus Buds Pro 3, added the 2 year warranty, added a case, for a grand total of $560 after trade in.

This phone looks excellent. Love the insanely high PWM refresh rate compared to 240hz on Pixel / 480hz Samsung.

*Edit- it is available for pick up at Best Buy, black 512gb w/ $100 digital gift card.
 
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Is the 24GB of RAM model not being released globally? I can only find 16GB versions for it in the UK? I see you get 512GB of storage for the same price as 256GB up until the 5th February.
 
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This phone looks really good actually. I just watched MBKHD's review and his only real complaint was the camera.

And does this phone even run on T-Mobile?
 
This phone looks really good actually. I just watched MBKHD's review and his only real complaint was the camera.

And does this phone even run on T-Mobile?
It should. It has bands 66 and 71 which none of the other Chinese phones have and are sorely missing from those phones. I reserved one at my local Best Buy just to reserve one so I can read a bit more on it, but it looks like a great device.
 
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