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Default OnePlus 13 renders tease some subtle design tweaks for next flagship launch
  • Possible OnePlus 13 renders show off tweaks to the camera package and a new look for the handset’s edges.
  • OnePlus is expected to launch the phone in China before the end of October.
  • The company has already teased a few hardware details, but this is our first look at an actual handset.
October is shaping up to be a big month for OnePlus. We just saw the company share its plans for the launch of Oxygen OS 15, and on the hardware side the OnePlus 13 should be right around the corner. While we’re anticipating the phone to its debut shortly (at least in China), we’ve still got plenty of questions about how it will come together. Today we get a little preview of how the company’s next flagship might arrive, as we check out some possible OnePlus 13 imagery.

We’re looking at a couple different sources here, with the pictures in question originating on Chinese social media. Prominent leaker Digital Chat Station shared this imagery on Weibo earlier today, although that post has since been edited to remove the pics — whether that’s to protect a source, or out of concern that what they show may be misleading, we can’t say (via Digital Trends). As a result, we’d take all this with an appropriate dose of skepticism until something more concrete arrives.




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