While we do not consider OnePlus devices a flagship killer anymore – considering they are priced in the premium territory, we fail to see that flagship devices themselves have breached the Rs 1 lakh mark. In that regard, the OnePlus 12 managed to strike a balance between top-of-the-line experience and (relatively) affordable pricing. Whether you are a performance fiend, a camera lover, a binge watcher, or want a phone that excels in all departments, the OnePlus 12 comes across as a great choice.
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At Rs 42,999, is the OnePlus 13R worth it in 2025? Absolutely. Powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, the 13R delivers excellent performance with clean software and minimal bloatware. Design-wise, the OnePlus 12R had a more premium look, but the 13R’s design is still solid—personal preference plays a big part here. The display is vibrant, with immersive audio and good brightness even in sunlight. The camera captures sharp daylight shots, and the telephoto lens is a nice touch. Low-light photos may not always impress, but it’s not a deal-breaker. Despite the price hike, the OnePlus 13R continues to impress, carrying forward the legacy of its predecessors with subtle, smart improvements.
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