WATCH THE VIDEO HERE The OnePlus 13 is coming to global markets next month, and the company has just teased its arrival in a video format. The company shared a new video on its official YouTube channel. You can check out that video teaser at the very end of the article, as that’s where it has been embedded. It has a duration of almost a minute. This video gives us a closer look at the phone’s design and also re-confirms the color options that are coming. Considering that the phone has already been launched in China, we know what it looks like. OnePlus recently confirmed that the phone is coming to global markets in January, while the company also confirmed that it’s keeping the same color options too. We will be getting black, white, and blue models. The first two are made out of metal and glass, while the blue model has a vegan leather backplate. This video gets you some close-up shots of various parts of this phone. The OnePlus 13 has a flat frame all around, while it has a quad micro-curved display. In other words, the display itself is flat, but the glass on top is slightly curved on all four sides. The backplate is proportional in terms of curvature. A display camera hole is included on the front, and the bezels are quite thin, and uniform. The white and blue models have a silver-colored camera island, while the black model has a black-colored one. It’s a nice contrast, actually. The same goes for the frame. OnePlus did confirm that the OnePlus 13 is coming in January, but it did not say when exactly, not yet. The Snapdragon 8 Elite fuels the device, as many of you know, while a large 6.82-inch 3168 x 1440 LTPO AMOLED display sits on the front. It has an adaptive refresh rate and more. The device comes with up to 24GB of RAM in China, but it will likely offer up to 16GB of RAM in other markets. Contrary to China, the global model will also ship with OxygenOS 15 on top of Android 15, and not ColorOS 15.The OnePlus 13 video teaser is live ahead of global launch
OnePlus’ new flagship has a flat frame, and a ‘quad micro-curved’ display this time around