OnePlus, the Chinese smartphone maker, has already unveiled its flagship 13 smartphone as well as the Ace 5 series models in its home market, whereas the 13 series global debut will be taking place soon. Now, a new update has revealed that the brand is possibly in the works with a new compact-sized flagship device, possibly in the digital series, likely with moniker – OnePlus 13 mini or OnePlus 13T.

Here’s more about what has been revealed about this particular smartphone.

OnePlus 13 mini / 13T – Tipped Details

While OPPO is reportedly already in the works with a compact-sized flagship device dubbed ‘Find X8 mini’ (apart from the Find X8 Ultra and Find X8S models), OnePlus was also said to be in works with such a device, however, earlier reports suggested it to be in the Ace 5 series. As per new updates, the compact-sized OnePlus flagship is believed to arrive in the digital series itself, and based on what has been shared by the reliable tipster – Digital Chat Station, this device could either be called as ‘OnePlus 13 mini’ or ‘OnePlus 13T’

Speaking more, this OnePlus compact-sized device is also revealed to feature expected specs like the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, 6.31″ LTPO OLED 1.5K display with narrow bezels (on all four sides), 50MP (Sony IMX906 main camera) + 8MP (ultrawide camera) + 50MP (periscope telephoto camera, 3x optical zoom) rear camera system (camera specs still unsure), short-focus in-display fingerprint reader, and metal middle frame and glass back.

Also, while the above mentioned specs show some similarities with OPPO’s Find X8 mini, the tipster has commented to a Weibo user’s query on what is different saying that the two will show differences in terms of the cameras and processors used.

So far, the details concerning the OnePlus compact-sized or small-screen device are scarce, but probably in the coming days, we may be hearing more about it. Stay tuned until then.

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