OnePlus 13 5G - Now This is the REAL Flagship Feel na Phone!

Welcome back,
OnePlus Philippines.

This OnePlus 13's price
has came back to earth.

Why did I say that?

Because the OnePlus 12
was so expensive at Php64,000

for its base variant,

but the price of this one
has a significant decrease

that's why I'm so excited for you.

Powered by the Qualcomm
Snapdragon 8 Elite

and together with the OxygenOS 15,

and of course,
its triple 50MP camera lens

that's co-engineered
with Hasselblad.

This phone is definitely set
to perform.

We'll find out about it more
together with its price

after this quick intro.

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This OnePlus 13 that has 12GB of RAM
and 256GB of storage

is priced at Php54,990.

But during the preoder, guys,
the price was so low

at Php49,990.

That's why I said in the intro
welcome back OnePlus Philippines

because its price came back.

And of course,
it even has a higher variant

at 16GB/512GB
with its price being Php59,990.

And you can buy it
from Digital Walker

or from the links
that we'll post

on the description box below.

One thing I like about it
is definitely its design,

especially its eco-leather finish
at the back,

it feels great.

When you hold it here,
you know that

the feel is very premium.

The feel of the leather back
of the Php19,000 phones

is different with what OnePlus
put in here.

It really feels like leather.

It's different when you hold it.

It's hard to describe
but I can tell you

that the feeling
is really different.

The feeling of it
being more premium.

And I love this midnight ocean,
the blue looks beautiful

on the back.

Here's the Hasselblad logo,

and its camera bump looks great.

And its back is flat,
each ring isn't protruded.

And the camera bump
is not that thick

which is definitely okay
for a flagship phone.

One thing I like
that OnePlus preserved

is the ringer toggle
which comes useful at times.

If you just want to slide it here,
you don't need

to open the screen.

When you slide it here,
it's on ring,

on the middle, it's vibrate,
and on top is the silent mode.

When your phone rings
in the middle of a meeting,

you can just slide it
and it'll be silent.

You don't need to open
your phone, drop down the menu,

and then silent it off,
which takes a lot of process.

This ringer toggle
is really simplified.

And what we also have here
on the side

is aluminum side frames,

and its protection
is Ceramic Guard Glass.

It also has
quad-curved display here

so it's definitely a winner.

And I love the feel
on my hands.

Overall design, 9 out of 10.

And by the way guys,
it also has eSIM support

plus IP68/IP69 dust
and water resistance.

If you want to check
its durability test,

check out JerryRigsEverything
for his full torture test

of the OnePlus 13.

This phone is being powered
by one of the most powerful chip

of Qualcomm which is the Qualcomm
Snapdragon 8 Elite.

It's given 2.2 millions points
on AnTuTu Benchmark

which is quite good.

And this is the breakdown score.

Its loop score is 6,000
and its stability is 74%

on the Wild Life Extreme.

And this is the result I got
on the CPU benchmarking

on Geekbench.

And this is what I got
on the GPU benchmarking.

Its thermals are kind
of rocky here

and it throttled to 75%
of its best performance.

Now, they've made
the battery larger on this phone.

This time around,
it packs in a silicon carbon

6,000mAh battery.

Silicon carbon is kind
of more compact

so you can pack in
a bigger sized battery

at the same weight.

And this phone supports
100W of SuperVOOC charging,

50W of wireless charging,
10W of reverse wireless charging,

and 5W reverse wired charging.

Now using this phone
on a day-to-day basis,

there's no problem
with its performance.

It can last one whole day
because its battery is efficient

plus its size became larger
from 5,000mAh to 6,000mAh

so expect it to give you
that extra 1-2 hours

at the very least.

And when I put under
the PCMark battery stress test,

under 60Hz of screen refresh rate
and 50% screen brightness,

it's given me 19 hours
of screen-on time. Goods.

Now one of the things
that I like about it

is that its display is big
at 6.82-inch LTPO

curved AMOLED display.

120Hz of screen refresh rate
and its maximum brightness

is 4,500 nits.

It has 91% screen-to-body ratio
and it has ultra HDR

image support.

One thing to like here
is I like the display here.

Especially when I'm browsing
on socials,

it looks great here.

If you're browsing
on Facebook, Twitter,

and on other social media apps,
expect it to have

a very smooth browsing experience.

Even while you're browsing
some photos here,

the experience
already feels great.

And watching my favorite shows here
on YouTube,

expect it to give you
a really immersive experience

because the display is great,

the colors are punchy,
and of course,

it also has Level 1
Widevine Security Level

so you'll definitely be able
to watch HD content

on this phone.

So right now guys,
we'll just test its loudspeaker.

It has two holes on the bottom
and only one hole on the top.

So expect it
to have an imbalance.

But I just want to listen
to its sounds on maximum volume.

So here it goes.

Its sound is loud,
as expected from a flagship phone

of OnePlus.

So we've played three titles here:
Genshin Impact,

Farlight 84, and of course,
Call of Duty Mobile.

Now on Genshin Impact,
we maxed out

the graphic settings here.

Of course,
it's Snapdragon 8 Elite, why not?

Let's max it out;
max frame rates, max graphics,

So the result is good.

My experience was smooth here.

I expected that it was able
to perform.

And true enough,
it was able to deliver.

Becau