OnePlus 13T is creating a buzz even before its official launch. Recently, the president of OnePlus China, Li Jie, posted a front-facing comparison between OnePlus's new OnePlus 13T and Apple's iPhone 16 Pro, and listed OnePlus's potential edge.
He said the OnePlus 13T distinguishes itself with its refined R-angle design and improved border control. It doesn't just look good, it also makes the phone easier to hold, Li Jie said.
As for screen appeal, the display is neat and uninterrupted, featuring a single-hole front camera—unlike the iPhone's Dynamic Island, which adds a noticeable cutout at the top for Face ID and alerts. Moreover, the screen-to-body ratio is noticeably higher, which makes it look modern and sleek.
Li Jie called it a small and powerful flagship, and for good reason. While small in size, the phone houses everything that a high end phone should have. The flat display has been thoughtfully designed for a smooth, comfortable touch—something long-time OnePlus fans know and love.
A standout feature is the updated shortcut key. It gives the option of switching between ring, silent and vibrate modes, but also adds support for custom functions. That means users can make a button do something unique, i.e. trigger an app to open or activate a tool in just one tap. Li Jie even teased a surprise feature linked to this button, which is still under wraps.
With a 6.3-inch 1.5K display, a battery bigger than 6000mAh and a lightweight body that weighs just 185 grams, the OnePlus 13T appears to be a great option for users who want a lightweight body with decent specs.
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