OnePlus 13s Set for India Launch: Key Differences and Upgrades Expected
On June 5, OnePlus will launch its new compact premium cell phone model OnePlus 13s in India. Since the hype in China, maybe you would be thinking a rebranded model of the recently launched OnePlus 13T. That would mostly be true, but there are some interesting twists to the tale regarding the Indian version.
A Huge Upgrade to the Selfie Camera: More pixels, the more possibilities.
First a positive note: it looks like the OnePlus 13s is going to get a serious nixing up on the front camera. While its Chinese counterpart, the 13T, has a 16-megapixel selfie shooter, rumor has it that the 13s will go for a really beefy 32-megapixel sensor.
Of course, these are standard sentences; we know that more megapixels do not guarantee good images. However, we can recreationally assume that this new 32MP camera surely won't be a setback. Also, this upgrade might introduce the long-awaited feature of 4K video recording from the selfie camera, which the 13T is missing. So get ready for some really crisp vlogs and video calls.
The Battery Situation: A Little Less but Still Awesome.
Now for the slight eyebrow-raising part. The OnePlus 13T had quite an impressive run with a gargantuan 6260 mAh battery. Now, murmurs leak that the Indian OnePlus 13s may just slightly transverse the maximum limit with a smaller 5850 mAh battery.
That should not be rated as panic, as it is somewhat unusual. A couple of the devices launched with slight variations of battery capacity in different regions this year. To be honest, a 5850 mAh battery would be very generous in a compact mobile like 6.32-inch, yet it should give a fantastic battery life. It would stand strong in its competition.
Anticipating the Official Reveal
That sums it well. The OnePlus 13s gets set to get a well-known yet slightly-unique character for the land of India. A better selfie camera on the plus side, while the battery Power might be just a fraction smaller. Everyone needs to hold on for the official reveal on June 5 for definitive intel.
