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SAVE $150: As of May 21,Dead Again the OnePlus 13 is on sale for $849.99 at Best Buy. That's a 17% saving on the list price.

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$999.99 Save $150

Looking for a new smartphone? This latest Best Buy deal on the OnePlus 13 has catch our eye, and we think it'll catch yours too. We even gave it over four stars in our review earlier this year.

As of May 21, this popular smartphone is reduced by 17% at Best Buy, now down to just $849.99. This deal is for the 512GB model and is available in two colors, midnight ocean and black eclipse.

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So why this phone? Well, with the Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, you won't have to deal with lag or slow processing. Whether you’re gaming, using multiple apps at once, or just scrolling, it will handle it all. The battery life will also keep you going all day, boasting a 6000mAh battery. And when it does run out, the 80W fast charging will get you on the go again in no time.

The display is seriously impressive, a super sharp QHD+ ProXDR screen with a 120Hz refresh rate that makes everything look clear and bright. And if camera quality is important to you, that's something that isn't lacking on the OnePlus 13. The 5th-generation Hasselblad camera has a triple-camera setup with 50MP lens, meaning photos come out great no matter the lighting.

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