The OnePlus 13 might have surpassed the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra.

OnePlus has officially unveiled its latest smartphone model, the OnePlus 13, which is now available in China and is expected to reach other markets such as the United States in the coming months, possibly between December and January. This new device could become one of the standout models of 2025, and it is said that it might even overshadow the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra.

The design of the OnePlus 13 has received praise for its cleaner and simpler casing compared to previous versions in the lineup. The round camera shape and flat frame are standout features. In terms of color options, Secret Realm presents an elegant pattern, Dew Dawn has a polished finish that enhances the white version of the OnePlus 12, and Blues Hour, with its navy blue, adds a distinctive touch thanks to its silver frame. Furthermore, the material used is a leather finish, marking a significant departure from traditional glass.

The display of the OnePlus 13 has also attracted attention. Unlike its predecessors, which featured curved screens, this time a flatter design has been chosen. With a size of 6.82 inches, it boasts an AMOLED panel that offers a resolution of 3168 x 1440, a refresh rate of 120Hz, and exceptional brightness of up to 4500 nits. Another highlighted aspect is its vibration motor, which the company claims is the largest implemented in an Android smartphone, promising a more satisfying user experience.

In terms of specifications, the OnePlus 13 is equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Elite chip and features a 6,000 mAh battery, offering 100W wired charging and 50W wireless charging. Its camera capabilities are also impressive, with three 50 MP sensors covering the main, telephoto, and ultra-wide functions.

In comparison, competitive specifications are also expected from the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, which should incorporate the same chip and a standout camera setup. However, rumors suggest that its design will not present major innovations compared to its predecessors, which could lessen its appeal in a market that seeks novelties. Additionally, it is said that the S25 Ultra might maintain a 5000 mAh battery and charge at 45W, figures that seem surpassed by those of the OnePlus 13.

In terms of software, while both OnePlus and Samsung have their particularities with OxygenOS and One UI, respectively, the former is considered to offer a smoother and less cluttered experience, making it the preferred option for many users.

Finally, although the final prices for both models in the United States are not yet known, the OnePlus 13 is expected to have a lower cost than the Galaxy S25 Ultra, which was valued at $1300. This could give the OnePlus a significant advantage.

The competition between these two brands is intensifying as 2025 approaches. While it may be premature to declare a definitive winner, the OnePlus 13 appears to be gaining attention due to its design, innovation, and competitive pricing.