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Phone Arena
20-05-2025
- Business
- Phone Arena
The OnePlus 12 is back on sale at $250 off with any trade-ins at the official store
Looking for an Android phone with incredible performance and blazing-fast charging speeds for less than $700? The OnePlus 12 fits the bill, and it's significantly more affordable than usual right now. The OnePlus Store offers a huge $250 discount on the 16/512GB variant that usually costs $899.99. Trade-in $649 99 $899 99 $250 off (28%) The OnePlus Store is once again selling the OnePlus 12 for $250 off its original price. The device is $150 off before trade-ins, and you can get a $100 recycling reward by trading in any device in any condition. Don't miss out! Buy at OnePlus There's just one small requirement you must meet to bring the flagship handset down to $649.99 — trade in any device in any condition. It sells for $150 off before trade-ins, and meeting the requirement unlocks a $100 recycling reward, bringing your total savings to $250. In case you missed it, the OnePlus 13 is also on sale with a solid $150 discount. But should you go for the 2024 handset when its successor is also on sale? Absolutely — especially if you're looking to save big without giving up too much on your day-to-day experience. As our OnePlus 13 vs OnePlus 12 review shows, both devices have mostly similar display measurements. You get roughly the same minimum and maximum brightness levels on both, though last year's Snapdragon 8 Gen 3-powered beast has a more balanced color temperature. The device packs a 6.8-inch OLED display with a dynamic refresh rate of up to 120Hz. Display aside, last year's flagship offers pretty solid performance. Sure, the Snapdragon 8 Elite-powered OnePlus 13 is a clear winner on that front, but its predecessor remains a powerhouse with its Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip and beastly 16GB RAM. As you can see from the camera samples in our OnePlus 12 review, this Android phone delivers good-looking images with great dynamics. That said, colors look slightly warmer than on other camera phones from 2024, such as the Galaxy S24 Ultra. Spec-wise, the device comes with a 50MP main, 48MP ultra-wide, and 64MP telephoto lenses on the rear. In addition, the flagship packs a large 5,400mAh battery with 80W wired charging speeds. As you can see, it's a pretty solid handset you shouldn't overlook. So, if you think the OnePlus 12 brings enough to the table, now's the time to buy it for $250 off at the OnePlus Store.
Mint
30-04-2025
- Business
- Mint
OnePlus 13, 13R, and 12 Get Major price cuts in Summer Sale—Best deals you can't miss
OnePlus has announced the return of its much-awaited 'OnePlus Summer Sale', offering a host of discounts and promotional deals across its product portfolio. The sale begins on 1 May from midnight and will be available across OnePlus' official website, the OnePlus Store app, major e-commerce platforms such as Amazon, Flipkart and Myntra, as well as at physical outlets including OnePlus Experience Stores and key retailers like Reliance Digital, Croma, Vijay Sales and Bajaj Electronics. As part of the sale, the flagship OnePlus 13 will receive a direct price cut of ₹ 3,000, along with an additional bank offer of ₹ 5,000 when using select bank cards. Customers purchasing through mainline stores between 11 and 31 May can also avail an exchange bonus of up to ₹ 7,000. The device will also be eligible for a no-interest EMI scheme extending up to 24 months. The OnePlus 13R is similarly seeing price benefits, with a ₹ 2,000 drop, a ₹ 3,000 bank offer, and a trade-in bonus of up to ₹ 4,000. Buyers can choose between a six-month no-cost EMI or a payment scheme that allows them to pay only 65 per cent of the price through a 24-month no-interest EMI option. Meanwhile, the OnePlus 12, which debuted last year, is being offered at a substantial discount. It will receive a price reduction of up to ₹ 13,000 along with a ₹ 6,000 bank discount. It will also be available with a six-month no-cost EMI plan. In the mid-range category, the newly launched OnePlus Nord 4 will get a temporary price discount of up to ₹ 500, with an additional ₹ 4,500 off via select bank cards. The device is also available with no-cost EMI options for up to six months. The Nord CE4 and CE4 Lite will feature bank discounts of up to ₹ 2,000, alongside six-month interest-free EMI offers. In the tablet segment, the OnePlus Pad 2 is being offered with a ₹ 1,000 price reduction, a ₹ 3,000 bank discount, and an exchange bonus of up to ₹ 3,000. This model also qualifies for a 12-month no-cost EMI. The more affordable Pad Go will see a temporary price drop of up to ₹ 1,500 and a ₹ 2,000 bank discount, along with a six-month EMI option at no added interest. Accessories and ecosystem products are also seeing significant price cuts. The OnePlus Watch 2 is discounted by ₹ 2,000, with an added ₹ 3,000 bank discount and a further ₹ 1,000 off on Amazon. A nine-month interest-free EMI is also applicable. The Watch 2R is available with a combined ₹ 5,000 discount from price and bank offers and a six-month EMI plan. Among audio products, the OnePlus Buds Pro 3 is being offered with a total discount of ₹ 2,500, which includes ₹ 1,000 each from price and bank offers, and a ₹ 500 coupon on select platforms. First Published: 30 Apr 2025, 05:10 PM IST
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Business Standard
30-04-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
OnePlus Summer Sale returns: Check offers on smartphones, tablets, more
During the OnePlus Summer Sale, last year's flagship OnePlus 12 is available with a price drop of up to Rs 13,000, and a bank discount of Rs 6,000 New Delhi OnePlus has announced discounts, bank offers and more on its range of products as part of its 'OnePlus Summer Sale'. The sale starts May 1 on OnePlus platforms, select e-commerce platforms and retail stores. During the sale period, the company's flagship OnePlus 13 will be available with a bank discount of Rs 5,000, while last year's OnePlus 12 will be available with a bank discount of Rs 6,000, coupled with a price drop of up to Rs 13,000. There are also offers on other OnePlus smartphones, tablets, and ecosystem products. OnePlus Summer Sale: Details Sale period starts on May 1 from 12 am onwards. During the sale period, customers can get offers while purchasing the smartphone from the company's official website, OnePlus Store app, and e-commerce platforms such as Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra. Offline the offers are valid at OnePlus Experience Stores, and select retail outlets such as Reliance Digital, Croma, Vijay Sales, Bajaj Electronics, and others. OnePlus Summer Sale: Offers on smartphones OnePlus 13: Launch price: Rs 69,999 onwards OnePlus 13R: Launch price: Rs 42,999 onwards Offers: OnePlus 12: Launch price: Rs 64,999 onwards Offers: Price drop of up to Rs 13000 Bank discount of Rs 6000 on select bank cards No-interest EMI plan of up to 6 months OnePlus Nord 4: Launch price: Rs 29,999 onwards Offers: Temporary price discount of up to Rs 500 Bank discount of Rs 4,500 on select bank cards No-interest EMI plan of up to 6 months Other smartphones: OnePlus Summer Sale: Offers on tablets OnePlus Pad 2: Launch price: Rs 39,000 Offers: Temporary price discount of Rs 1000 Bank discount of Rs 3000 on select bank cards Exchange bonus of up to Rs 3000 on trade-in No-interest EMI plan of up to 12 months OnePlus Pad Go: Launch price: Rs 19,999 Offers: Temporary price drop of up to Rs 1500 Bank discount of Rs 2000 on select bank cards No-interest EMI plan of up to 6 months OnePlus Summer Sale: Offers on ecosystem products OnePlus Watch 2: Launch price: Rs 24,999 Offers: Price discount of Rs 2000 Bank discount of Rs 3000 on select bank cards Additional Rs 1000 discount on Amazon No-interest EMI plan of up to 9 months OnePlus Watch 2R: Launch price: Rs 17,999 Offers: Price discount of Rs 3000 Bank discount of Rs 2000 on select bank cards No-interest EMI plan of up to 6 months OnePlus Buds Pro 3: Launch price: Rs 13,999 Offers: Price discount of Rs 1000 Bank discount of Rs 1000 on select bank cards Additional Rs 500 coupon discount on select channels Other products:
Yahoo
24-02-2025
- Yahoo
Best OnePlus 13 Deals: Score Free Accessories With Purchase, Save With Trade-In or Carrier Offers
This year's first smartphone release was the OnePlus 13, a phone that makes a great alternative to pricier Androids on the market. It's the latest iteration of OnePlus smartphones and offers significant improvements over its predecessor, the OnePlus 12, still on our list of the best phones overall. Among its many improvements over the OnePlus 12 are: powerful performance upgrades, a top camera, IP69 waterproof rating and simpler UI. We've found deals that can help you shave a few dollars off its price and even help you score free OnePlus gear with your purchase. The step-down OnePlus 13R is launching alongside its flagship sibling and also has some stellar deals for early adopters. We've rounded up promos for both devices below. Read more: OnePlus 13 vs. OnePlus 13R: Here's What to Know About Their Specs and Features OnePlus is known for offering some of the most affordable flagship devices on the market. The OnePlus 13 follows this tradition, with prices coming in under a grand. There are two configurations of OnePlus 13. You can choose between either 256GB of storage with 12GB of RAM or 512GB of storage and 16GB of RAM, with prices from $900. As for the OnePlus 13R, there's just one configuration offering 256GB of storage and 12GB of RAM at $600. Here's how US pricing breaks down: OnePlus 13 (256GB/12GB): $900 OnePlus 13 (512GB/16GB): $1,000 OnePlus 13R (256GB/12GB): $600 The OnePlus 13 comes in three color options, including black eclipse, midnight ocean and arctic dawn. That's black, blue and white to the uninitiated. The OnePlus 13R has two hues: nebula noir (dark gray) and astral trail (silver). There are no direct discounts on the OnePlus 13 at OnePlus right now, but you can get a free case and charger when you sign up for one. If you have a device to trade in, you can do so for as much as $900 off thanks to boosted trade-in values, depending on what device you're handing over and its condition. See at OnePlus While there are no deals on the OnePlus 13 at Best Buy, you can save $100 when you sign up with a carrier. You can also save more money if you trade in an old device. See at Best Buy Shop directly at OnePlus for the 13R and you'll claim a free magnetic case (worth $25). OnePlus is accepting trade-ins against the 13R, too, and its currently boosting trade-in values by as much as an additional $189. See at OnePlus There are no free accessories at Best Buy, but buying the OnePlus 13R and signing up with a carrier will net you $100 off. See at Best Buy
Yahoo
24-02-2025
- Yahoo
I shot over 200 photos with the Galaxy S25 Ultra vs OnePlus 13 — here's the winner
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. One phone that's surprised me most this year is the OnePlus 13. The cameras are much improved, which allows it to ditch that stigma about OnePlus phones often underperforming. Yet, it faces its toughest challenge to date with the Galaxy S25 Ultra. That's why a 200 photo shootout with the Galaxy S25 Ultra vs. OnePlus 13 is necessary in order to definitively say which is the best camera phone you can buy right now. In my previous 200 photo shootout between the Galaxy S24 Ultra and OnePlus 12, it was a one-sided affair win for Samsung. Things have changed between the two, as they both get their usual year-over-year upgrades. For the OnePlus 13, it's fashioned with a 50MP main shooter, 50MP ultrawide, 50MP telephoto with 3x optical zoom, and a 32MP selfie cam. Two of its biggest areas of improvement are low light and telephoto, so it'll be interesting to see how it stacks up against the Galaxy S25 Ultra. Samsung's flagship features a 200MP main camera, 50MP ultrawide, 10MP 3x telephoto, 50MP 5x telephoto, and a 12MP selfie. In standard fashion, I take all the same photos with the two phones in hand and then go back to my computer to inspect their side-by-side differences on a monitor. That way, I can really pixel peep to see which of these best Android phone contenders produce the better photos. Image 1 of 12 Image 2 of 12 Image 3 of 12 Image 4 of 12 Image 5 of 12 Image 6 of 12 Image 7 of 12 Image 8 of 12 Image 9 of 12 Image 10 of 12 Image 11 of 12 Image 12 of 12 Honestly, you can't go wrong with either phone when you're snapping up pics with their main cameras. There's a lot to like about them in the first set of shots with the colorful sculpture by the train station. The Galaxy S25 Ultra's brighter, overall picture certainly stands out looking at the two side-by-side — more so when I look closer at the shadowed parts behind the sculpture as the bushes behind it are more exposed. However, you can argue that it looks a tad overexposed. In contrast, I'll give the OnePlus 13 credit for matching it in the details department and having more contrast that makes the colors look more vibrant. Due to its balanced exposure and deeper colors, I'll give this one to the OnePlus 13. Winner: OnePlus 13 Image 1 of 16 Image 2 of 16 Image 3 of 16 Image 4 of 16 Image 5 of 16 Image 6 of 16 Image 7 of 16 Image 8 of 16 Image 9 of 16 Image 10 of 16 Image 11 of 16 Image 12 of 16 Image 13 of 16 Image 14 of 16 Image 15 of 16 Image 16 of 16 Both ultrawide cameras have a field of view of 120-degrees. In more pictures than one, however, the Galaxy S25 Ultra appears to capture more of the scene. Regardless, they're very close to one another in the first shots down by Bryant Park overlooking 6 Avenue. When I zoom into parts of the photos, I can see there's a little more definition to the details with the OnePlus 13. You can see it in the Whole Food Market sign and the brickwork with the building on the left. It's a close call in my opinion, but it can go either way. Winner: tie Image 1 of 16 Image 2 of 16 Image 3 of 16 Image 4 of 16 Image 5 of 16 Image 6 of 16 Image 7 of 16 Image 8 of 16 Image 9 of 16 Image 10 of 16 Image 11 of 16 Image 12 of 16 Image 13 of 16 Image 14 of 16 Image 15 of 16 Image 16 of 16 Judging the photos above solely on their dynamic range performance, I notice that both phones do an exceptional job of boosting the shadows. However, the Galaxy S25 Ultra handles the highlights a smidge better by toning down the exposure to preserve the details there. You can see it in the first two sets of photos overlooking the frozen pond, as the sun peeking through the trees isn't as blown out. The OnePlus 13's dynamic range is still really good, and in some cases, the stronger contrast look of its photos make them appealing to the eye. However, it struggles in neutralizing bright spots. Winner: Galaxy S25 Ultra Image 1 of 10 Image 2 of 10 Image 3 of 10 Image 4 of 10 Image 5 of 10 Image 6 of 10 Image 7 of 10 Image 8 of 10 Image 9 of 10 Image 10 of 10 Both phones clearly have an affinity for saturated colors. All colors of the produce in the first set prove this without a doubt, as they reproduce colors with deep saturation. I will admit that they make the photos pop to get my attention, but the thing that strikes me most is the red peppers on the top right shelf. The Galaxy S25 Ultra has this odd purple hue to them, which is more apparent when I look at what the OnePlus 13 delivers with its shot. Apart from that, all the colors in the shot appear identical. Winner: OnePlus 13 Image 1 of 10 Image 2 of 10 Image 3 of 10 Image 4 of 10 Image 5 of 10 Image 6 of 10 Image 7 of 10 Image 8 of 10 Image 9 of 10 Image 10 of 10 Considering how the OnePlus 13's ultrawide camera caught my attention for getting a little more detail in the shot of 6th Avenue earlier, it really has a more profound effect when capturing macro photos. In my experience, I can get a tiny bit closer to subjects with the Galaxy S25 Ultra, but I much prefer the OnePlus 13's better definition. If you look closely at the everything bagel I snapped in the first set of shots above, Samsung applies an over-sharpening effect that makes it look too overprocessed — whereas the OnePlus 13 delivers excellent details and definition without the need to over-sharpen. Winner: OnePlus 13 Image 1 of 6 Image 2 of 6 Image 3 of 6 Image 4 of 6 Image 5 of 6 Image 6 of 6 Even though the OnePlus 13 has the wider selfie camera, it doesn't come close to matching the richer, more detailed selfies from the Galaxy S25 Ultra. I shot the first set of selfies in a pretty shaded area in between two buildings, but while both phones overexpose the highlights to some degree, the OnePlus 13's shot is much softer looking. There's substantially more definition from the Galaxy S25 Ultra, from my facial features down to the textures all around my jacket. Winner: Galaxy S25 Ultra Image 1 of 10 Image 2 of 10 Image 3 of 10 Image 4 of 10 Image 5 of 10 Image 6 of 10 Image 7 of 10 Image 8 of 10 Image 9 of 10 Image 10 of 10 I shot a bunch of portrait photos of my colleague above at 1x, 2x, and 3x zoom with their respective portrait modes. The nice thing about them is that I can shoot the shot first, then adjust the intensity of the background blur later on. Each phone has its pros and cons, like how the Galaxy S25 Ultra's shots are sharper with more definition in the details — but it struggles in handling strong light sources that result in the sign behind him coming out overexposed. Meanwhile, the OnePlus 13 has softer looking results, which often looks smudgy in some areas, but its stronger contrast and balanced exposure make for pleasant shots. Winner: tie Image 1 of 40 Image 2 of 40 Image 3 of 40 Image 4 of 40 Image 5 of 40 Image 6 of 40 Image 7 of 40 Image 8 of 40 Image 9 of 40 Image 10 of 40 Image 11 of 40 Image 12 of 40 Image 13 of 40 Image 14 of 40 Image 15 of 40 Image 16 of 40 Image 17 of 40 Image 18 of 40 Image 19 of 40 Image 20 of 40 Image 21 of 40 Image 22 of 40 Image 23 of 40 Image 24 of 40 Image 25 of 40 Image 26 of 40 Image 27 of 40 Image 28 of 40 Image 29 of 40 Image 30 of 40 Image 31 of 40 Image 32 of 40 Image 33 of 40 Image 34 of 40 Image 35 of 40 Image 36 of 40 Image 37 of 40 Image 38 of 40 Image 39 of 40 Image 40 of 40 This is where it all gets interesting because on paper, the Galaxy S25 Ultra should have an advantage with its 3x and 5x optical zoom cameras — while the OnePlus 13 only has a single 3x telephoto. All of the zoom photos above were captured at 3x, 5x, and 30x to give you an idea of how they process images at each level. I think the first three sets of images represent how each phone processes zoom photos. Starting with the 3x zoom shots of the water fountain, the Galaxy S25 Ultra shoots the shot at a slower shutter speed resulting in motion blur with the water splashes. The OnePlus 13 shoots at a faster shutter speed and really draws out a lot of detail. Moving onto 5x zoom, this is where the OnePlus 13 begins to really process the image to best expose as much detail, but the Galaxy S25 Ultra's 50MP telephoto with 5x optical zoom shows its superiority in retaining more definition. However, it gets strange when moving up to 30x zoom. At first glance, it looks like the Galaxy S25 Ultra captures more definition in the stone, but zooming in more reveals an over-sharpening effect. In other zoom shots, I notice that the OnePlus 13's photos at 30x zoom hold up nicely — including words, which seem to get treated to more definition. Due to the fact that the OnePlus 13 has a 3x optical zoom, it's quite impressive that it doesn't lose out much detail against the Galaxy S25 Ultra. Winner: OnePlus 13 Image 1 of 10 Image 2 of 10 Image 3 of 10 Image 4 of 10 Image 5 of 10 Image 6 of 10 Image 7 of 10 Image 8 of 10 Image 9 of 10 Image 10 of 10 Panoramas can be captured on either the main or ultrawide cameras with both phones, so that gives you the extra flexibility. One thing I notice shooting is that both phones tell me to slow down a lot when panning for these shots, so you want to do that to prevent patches from looking a bit blurred. In general, I prefer the panoramas from the Galaxy S25 Ultra mainly because of how it casts a very even exposure throughout the shot. If you look towards the tree on the right that's in front of the sun in the first set of shots, this area appears overblown with the OnePlus 13 — whereas the Galaxy S25 Ultra fares a bit better. There's also a stronger contrast throughout the scene with the Samsung. Winner: Galaxy S25 Ultra Image 1 of 32 Image 2 of 32 Image 3 of 32 Image 4 of 32 Image 5 of 32 Image 6 of 32 Image 7 of 32 Image 8 of 32 Image 9 of 32 Image 10 of 32 Image 11 of 32 Image 12 of 32 Image 13 of 32 Image 14 of 32 Image 15 of 32 Image 16 of 32 Image 17 of 32 Image 18 of 32 Image 19 of 32 Image 20 of 32 Image 21 of 32 Image 22 of 32 Image 23 of 32 Image 24 of 32 Image 25 of 32 Image 26 of 32 Image 27 of 32 Image 28 of 32 Image 29 of 32 Image 30 of 32 Image 31 of 32 Image 32 of 32 And finally, we come to my favorite part of any photo shoot out comparison — low light. Historically speaking, OnePlus phones have trailed Samsung in this particular area, but the worst part about it was how there was such a wide gap between them. This time it's been narrowed by OnePlus. I'm happy to report that the low light performance of the OnePlus 13 is the best I've seen in any OnePlus phone to date, but it's still not good enough to overcome Samsung. While I do like how the OnePlus 13 produces a bright picture in the first set of shots of the street side scene, it's afflicted with this strange greenish hue. It's prevalent in just about every shot, too. The Galaxy S25 Ultra does a much better job at reproducing the colors of the scene accurately. Furthermore, the over-sharpening effect does help to draw out some of the details — which make the signs on the building appear sharper. Although, I will say that the OnePlus 13's ultrawide camera delivers shockingly better details capture than the S25 Ultra. It's especially noticeable with the shot of the tree in the middle of my backyard, as the details on the branches are much more visible. Winner: Galaxy S25 Ultra In my years of reviewing Samsung and OnePlus phones, this is the closest it's ever been with their camera performances. Technically it comes out to a tie between these two best Android phone contenders, with each having their own strengths and weaknesses. One thing I've learned in this Galaxy S25 Ultra vs. OnePlus photo shootout is how image processing can make a difference. The OnePlus 13's telephoto camera performance proves this because despite having a 3x optical zoom, the image processing is able to analyze the image so that details are drawn out. I'm astounded by how well its 30x zoom shots hold up against the Galaxy S25 Ultra. Low light continues to an area that Samsung specializes in, given how the images come out better looking than the OnePlus 13. And while I personally don't place much importance on selfies, it does manage to capture them better too. What has me puzzled most is how the Galaxy S25 Ultra's performance isn't as dominating compared to past Samsung versus OnePlus shootouts. I suspect that firmware updates could enhance the performance for the Galaxy S25 Ultra, but ultimately this one ends up being a closer race than what I initially expected. Google Pixel phones are finally getting battery charging limit options — what this means for you I was a phone engineer and here are the best tips to keep your Android phone battery healthy Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra battery life tested — there's good news and bad news
