
Quick Summary
Leaks about the OnePlus 13 suggest it could beat out most of the market in one key area.
That includes 24GB of RAM in their flagship handsets.
The fight to be crowned the best Android phone on the market is always hotly contested. In recent years, the quality of handsets from long-standing household name brands and newer start ups alike has improved exponentially.
That shows no signs of slowing down either. Rumours about a range of next-gen handsets already sound impressive – and the latest leak about the OnePlus 13 continues that trend.
That's because the device could be the only one to feature 24GB of RAM as part of its spec sheet. The information comes courtesy of renowned leaker Digital Chat Station (via 91Mobiles), who enjoys a strong reputation – particularly for early spec leaks from supply chains in Asia.
That could be a big step for the brand. I used the previous OnePlus 12 device, and was really impressed with it overall. It was good at just about everything most users would need, performing strongly.
In order to improve upon that device, the brand will need to focus on details. Adding copious amounts of RAM is a surefire way to achieve that, too.
There is currently some confusion as to whether or not the model will see a global release. The previous generation also had a 24GB model, but that remained exclusive to the Chinese market.
Still, if this did go to all markets, it could prove popular. While upgraded RAM is far from the sexiest improvement a brand could make, it's certainly a useful one. Users can expect a boost to performance from it, which should make it applicable to a wide array of users.
Sign up to the T3 newsletter for smarter living straight to your inbox
Get all the latest news, reviews, deals and buying guides on gorgeous tech, home and active products from the T3 experts
With the device also expected to pack in an as-yet-unreleased Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 processor and a triple 50MP rear camera array – including a Sony LYT808 sensor on the main camera – this could be a hit. We'll have to keep our eyes peeled over the coming weeks and months for more information.

Sam is an award-winning journalist with over six years of experience across print and digital media. As T3’s Senior Staff Writer, Sam covers everything from new phones and EVs to luxury watches and fragrances. Working across a range of different social media platforms alongside his written work, Sam is a familiar face for fans of T3. When he’s not reviewing snazzy products or hunting for stellar deals, Sam enjoys football, analog photography and writing music.
-
The new Mercedes Vision V concept might be the coolest van I’ve ever seen
The interior of this Mercedes van looks more luxurious than a private jet
By Alistair Charlton
-
One of Apple CarPlay's new Tesla-like features will soon be removed again
Just when you thought you could watch Netflix through CarPlay
By Rik Henderson
-
I visited OnePlus' sci-fi Shenzhen health lab - it was like another world
The science behind fitness tracking is impressive
By Max Freeman-Mills
-
OnePlus might have scrapped Open 2 but could still have foldable plans, after all
Details of a new OnePlus foldable have surfaced, but you might have to wait for it
By Chris Hall
-
OnePlus Watch 3 review: stamina and smarts
A quality Wear OS watch that lasts; OnePlus’s Watch 3 is as good as it gets for Android-loving smartwatch-wearers tired of daily charges
By Basil Kronfli
-
OnePlus 14 tipped to be even more like an iPhone than ever before
Rumoured screen shape could prove to be the tipping point
By Chris Hall
-
OnePlus Watch 3 shipments delayed for a really stupid reason
OnePlus meda mistake, oh sorry, we mean made a mistake.
By Britta O'Boyle
-
We could be getting a smaller version of one of the best smartwatches around
This change could widen the appeal of one of the most recent smartwatch launches
By Chris Hall
-
Oppo's Find N5 specs leak and they're that good, it's no wonder OnePlus ditched its next foldable
There's no shortage of excitement about the Oppo Find N5 after this leak
By Chris Hall
-
I think OnePlus suddenly cancelling the Open 2 is a good thing – here's why
There will be no OnePlus foldable this year, after all, leaving space for Oppo to win in this space with the Find N5
By Mike Lowe