ZuPick
r/OnePlus13su/Familiar_Suspect_143
I have been using it for exactly 1 year, and I haven't noticed any issue as of yet, phone runs buttery smooth, battery backup is fine. Yes I would have bought it again.
Colour Green Silk
Memory
Where to buyGreen Silk · 12 GB · 256 GB
Compare all 9 variants across stores
| Variant | Flipkart | Amazon |
|---|---|---|
| Green Silk · 512 GB | ₹62,999 | Not sold |
| Black Velvet · 512 GB | ₹62,999 | Not sold |
| Pink Satin · 512 GB | ₹54,999 | Not sold |
| Black Velvet · 256 GB | ₹43,539 | Not sold |
| Pink Satin · 256 GB | ₹45,423 | Not sold |
| Green Silk · 12 GB · 256 GB | ₹57,999 | ₹59,999 |
| Black Velvet · 12 GB · 512 GB | Not sold | ₹69,999 |
| Green Silk · 12 GB · 512 GB | Not sold | ₹59,999 |
| Black Velvet · 12 GB · 256 GB | Not sold | ₹69,999 |
The ZuPick verdict
3.9out of 5
BuyBest at performance, weakest at value.
The OnePlus 13s gets a lot right: flagship-level speed, a sharp LTPO display, strong battery life and a compact design that is rare in this class. Its trade-off is feature completeness, especially around the camera setup and charging extras.
Based on specs, expert reviews and owner discussions.Performance4.4
It scores about 2.6 million on AnTuTu, which puts it among the faster phones you can buy at this price. 12 GB RAM, UFS 4.0 storage and four years of OS updates make it a strong long-term performer.Camera3.4
The camera setup is mixed for this price. A 50 MP main camera, dedicated 2x optical zoom and 4K60 video are all solid, but the missing ultrawide limits flexibility compared with most rivals in this range.Display4.3
The LTPO AMOLED panel, 120 Hz refresh rate and 1216x2640 resolution give it a properly premium screen. Peak brightness of 1600 nits is good rather than class-leading, so it lands short of the very best displays in this range.Battery3.9
A 5850 mAh battery is above average for this class, and 80W charging is quick enough for short top-ups. Battery life of 16h 34m is strong, but the lack of wireless charging holds it back against more complete premium rivals.Value3.3
At ₹54999, this sits in the upper half of the segment, so it needs to feel complete. It delivers excellent speed, a strong display and good battery life, but the camera omissions and lack of wireless charging soften the value.Price history
FlipkartAmazon
28 SeptToday
30 days of recorded prices.
Buy now or wait?Worth waiting
It has been as low as ₹43,539 in the period we have tracked.
Lowest
₹43,539
₹43,539
Highest
₹93,999
₹93,999
Pros & cons
What’s good
Top-tier raw speed
It scores about 2.6 million on AnTuTu, which is very high for this price. Day-to-day use feels instant, and it has the headroom for demanding games over the long term.
Strong battery setup
The 5850 mAh battery is larger than most rivals in this range, and 80W charging keeps top-ups quick. Battery life of 16h 34m is comfortably strong for a compact premium phone.
Sharp LTPO display
The 1216x2640 screen is sharper than the Full HD panels many rivals still use at this price, and LTPO helps it balance smoothness with efficiency. 120 Hz scrolling also keeps the phone feeling properly premium.
Useful 2x zoom camera
A dedicated 2x telephoto is better than relying on crop zoom, especially for portraits and people shots. 4K60 video also makes it more flexible than phones that stop at 4K30.
Compact premium build
At 6.32 inches and 185 grams, it is easier to use one-handed than most large phones in this segment. That makes it stand out if you want flagship power without flagship bulk.
What’s not
No ultrawide camera
At this price, skipping an ultrawide is a real compromise. Rivals usually give you a wider framing option for landscapes, buildings and group shots.
Only IP65 protection
IP65 is fine for splashes and dust, but many alternatives here offer stronger IP68-level water resistance. That matters on a phone buyers may keep for years.
No wireless charging
This remains a cable-only phone. In this segment, wireless charging is still a meaningful convenience feature that some rivals include.
What owners say
From Redditr/OnePlus13su/Nitinnnnxdd
I have been using this phone from last 3 months no issues as such btw i got it from offline store
r/GadgetsIndiau/Business-Worry-6800
Poor ip ratings , no ultrasonic sensor, and useless telephoto without ois and no uw, except these things everything else is top-notch
r/OnePlus13su/bhardwajravi101
Earlier I had a Nothing Phone 2a Plus. It had shitty screen quality, so I exchanged it for a OnePlus 13S. I got 16,100 rupees in exchange from Amazon and paid the rest. After the exchange, this cost me 36,849 rupees.
r/OnePlus13su/Fresh-Departure9448
go for it! been using my oneplus 13s amazing camera,battery(unless u play 120 fps),the software is clean and the most i like about this phone is the size.
r/OnePlus13su/capt-BEAST
I own a oneplus 13s, got it in seconds for 40k inr, (used for a week, owner sold cuz he didn't like the colour) In hindsight, I think I should've shelled in extra 10k to get OP13 in seconds. If that's an option, I would suggest you to do the same. Cuz OP13 is the perfect OP phone in recent models
r/OnePlus13su/noobus0080
Depends on your priority tbh. If you can trade of the not-so-great camera and a IP 65 with the compactness, then it's a no brainer. If not, then you can consider OP13
r/OnePlus13u/UrbanLegend2023
Anyway Oneplus 13s is also a good device with good battery, camera and performance. Go Ahead.
r/smallphonesu/Wapmen
Many companies promised similarly sized smartphones later this year (honor, oppo, Vivo), but not sure how many of them will have global versions. OnePlus 13s is not worth it I think (it's camera is really the worst possible of all other options)
Video reviews
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