This newly released smartphone could be the most powerful, longest-lasting, and cheapest small-screen flagship on the market. The device boasts a sleek design with comfortable dimensions: a 6.32-inch display, metal frame, and weighs only 185g with a width of 71.7mm. It also delivers outstanding performance thanks to its Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor, enhanced by OnePlus' Wind Chasing Game Core technology, achieving over 300W scores in benchmarks.

The impressive battery life of 6260mAh is further complemented by advanced cooling systems like ice river VC (440m㎡), nanocrystal cooling fluid, and other innovative materials, ensuring high performance while maintaining low power consumption during gaming sessions of PUBG and Genshin Impact. The display features a 1.5K resolution (460PPI) supporting a 120Hz refresh rate, and the camera system is equally top-notch, with a primary 50MP IMX906 sensor and a secondary 50MP 2x telephoto lens. Moreover, it includes user-friendly modes such as film-style photography and soft-light portrait shooting.

Despite these strengths, the OnePlus 13T lacks certain features compared to competitors, including less advanced imaging hardware, subpar fingerprint recognition, lack of waterproofing standards, USB 3.0 support, wireless charging, NFC capabilities, stereo dual speakers, and infrared remote control. However, with a starting price of 2899 RMB (including subsidies), the OnePlus 13T remains a very attractive option for gamers who prefer compact devices.

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