The Google Pixel 9 Pro and OnePlus 13 represent two of the best on Android but they aren't made for the same people

OnePlus has always felt like a plucky little upstart against behemoths like Samsung and Google. With a 6.8-inch screen and flagship specs on the OnePlus 13, there’s no better yardstick to measure it against than Google’s Pixel 9 Pro XL.

These phones, which start at $899 and $599 respectively, also bring power-related features to the table that its Android competitors don’t yet match: Superfast charging and huge batteries. OnePlus also remains my pick as the best phone for iPhone users who want to switch to Android.

The OnePlus 13R has all the specs of last year’s flagship and has a good price tag compared to those phones, but it also comes with some compromises.

It's a solid flagship, but there's nothing special about it to entice you away from a Samsung or Google phone—especially not for $900.

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I didn't expect much from an updated 3x telephoto sensor, but the OnePlus 13 delivers impressive camera zoom time and time again.

The OnePlus 13R follows a familiar formula, but delivers an end product that's far better than its price suggests.

I've been using the OnePlus 13 and OnePlus 13R for the past month—through the 2024 holiday season and CES 2025—which means I've put them through some of the lightest and busie

New OnePlus 13 software brings a number of features including on-device AI capabilities and camera improvements.

The OnePlus 13 is one of the best phones of 2025 — as is the OnePlus 13R. Need to decide between the two? Read on.