Back in the spotlight, the 512GB OnePlus 13 is once again a hot pick on Amazon
That's a pretty sweet offer, especially for Amazon shoppers, since the entire OnePlus 13 lineup suddenly disappeared a few months ago. So now that OnePlus's top-of-the-line phone is back and available for less, it's a no-brainer for bargain hunters. If you're looking for new earbuds as well, you may want to check out the deal at the official store. While the OnePlus 13 is available at its usual price, you can score a free pair of high-end Nord Buds 3 Pro. This way, you'll save around $80. You can also trade in your old phone with OnePlus to save up to an additional $100.
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Get the OnePlus 13 with 512GB of storage for $92 off its price on Amazon. The phone boasts insane performance, has a great display and is one of the top smartphones money can buy right now. Don't miss out! Buy at Amazon
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Alternatively, you can score the OnePlus 13 at the official store. While the phone is available at its regular price, you can get a free pair of Nord Buds 3 Pro. This way, you'll save about $80. To save even more, feel free to trade in your phone to score up to $100 off. Buy at OnePlus
Regardless of whether you get your OnePlus 13 on Amazon or at the official store, we're sure you'll never regret buying this powerhouse. After all, it's one of the top phones on the market, rivaling the likes of Samsung's Galaxy S25 Ultra. This means our friend here boasts insane performance, takes gorgeous photos, and features a stunning display—checking every single box on a buyer's wishlist. No, we're not exaggerating. Equipped with Qualcomm's top-of-the-line chip for mobile devices, the Snapdragon 8 Elite, it delivers fast performance, letting you run heavy apps and play demanding games without any hiccups. When you want to capture a beautiful moment, the 50 MP main camera lets you do just that, delivering sharp detail and excellent exposure. While the colors might not always appear entirely natural, the photos still come out vibrant and punchy, with great dynamic range—something many people will appreciate for social media.
As for the display, it's absolutely gorgeous. It features a 6.8-inch OLED panel with a QHD+ resolution, HDR+ support, and a smooth 1-120Hz refresh rate, delivering stunning visuals across the board. So, you'll definitely enjoy YouTube videos in incredible quality.
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