In the rapidly evolving landscape of smartphone technology, new rumors and teasers about upcoming devices emerge almost daily. Among the most talked-about upcoming models are the iPhone 17 Slim, Samsungs Galaxy Z Fold 7, and Z Flip 7. However, one smartphone that has recently gained significant attention is the next flagship device from OnePlus, the OnePlus 13T.

The Chinese tech giant, known for its innovative approach to smartphone design, has already confirmed the development of the OnePlus 13T, making the announcement on the somewhat humorous occasion of April Fools Day. While this timing prompted some skepticism, the authenticity of the release has been underscored by its appearance on the AnTuTu benchmarking platform. Here, the OnePlus 13T has reportedly achieved impressive scores that suggest it will be a high-performance device.

Beyond just performance metrics, OnePlus has been actively engaging its community through teasers that provide glimpses into the device's design features. Recently, the firm's president, Louis Lee, shared a new teaser image on the Chinese social media platform Weibo, which has captured the interest of tech enthusiasts. The image emphasizes the bezels surrounding the OnePlus 13Ts displaya critical feature that users often notice when evaluating smartphones.

In his post, Lee addressed inquiries from consumers about how the design of the device's corners was handled, particularly in comparison to the Apple iPhone 16 Pro. He noted that early feedback from users preferring smaller screens indicated a liking for the rounded corner design of the iPhone. This feedback prompted OnePlus to pay special attention to the rounding of the OnePlus 13Ts corners. Lee's translated remarks stated: Many people asked how the front R corner of #OnePlus13T# is controlled? Because when we communicated with some small-screen users in the early stage, they said they liked the R corner processing of the iPhone, so we took a comparison with the iPhone 16 Pro.

The post includes a visual comparison between the OnePlus 13T and the iPhone 16 Pro, showcasing the very slim bezels around the OnePlus device's flat screen. Although the borders may be slightly narrower than those of the iPhone 16 Pro, the difference appears minimal. Lee emphasized in his comments that the OnePlus 13T will not only excel in terms of border control but will also deliver a comfortable visual experience, avoiding any discomfort during use. He hinted that upon its official release, the company would elaborate on the appealing aspects of what he referred to as the small and beautiful OnePlus 13T.

Another significant design change for the OnePlus 13T involves the introduction of a new action button, which will replace the brand's traditional alert slider. This new feature is visible in the teaser image, positioned on the left edge of the device. The physical layout also includes volume buttons and a power button on the right side, maintaining the ergonomic design that OnePlus users have come to expect.

As for the technical specifications, the OnePlus 13T is anticipated to be powered by Qualcomms Snapdragon 8 Elite platform, which is expected to deliver top-tier performance, especially for gaming and multimedia tasks. The device is rumored to feature a 6.31-inch OLED display, renowned for vibrant color reproduction and deep blacks, enhancing the overall user experience. In terms of photography, it is speculated that the smartphone will come equipped with two 50-megapixel cameras on its rear, catering to photography enthusiasts who demand high-resolution images. Additionally, a substantial 6,000mAh battery is expected to power the device, potentially offering extended usage time without frequent recharging.

As for the release date, tech enthusiasts can look forward to the OnePlus 13Ts launch in April. However, there is still uncertainty surrounding its availability outside of China, leaving many potential international customers eagerly awaiting further announcements.