OnePlus will soon launch its new series globally, which is expected to include two models: the OnePlus Ace 5 Pro and the OnePlus Ace 5. However, last week, Smart Pikachu claimed that the OnePlus Ace 5 Series will be launched in November and will give tough competition to the Redmi K80 and K80 Pro models.

OnePlus Ace 5 Leak Details

Tipster DCS claimed that the Ace 5 may have a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and the Ace 5 Pro may have a Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chipset, and it is expected that the same chipset can be used in the Redmi K80 and K80 Pro. Both these models can be based on Android 14 for the software, which can also get Android 17 updates. 

It is also reported that the OnePlus Ace 5 series can have a high-density silicon battery with a capacity of around 6000 mAh. Both models are expected to use a customized BOE X2 8T LTPO panel, which will be a flat display with ultra-thin bezels all around. The screen could have a 1.5K resolution. 

The devices will be built with a right-angled metal middle frame, giving them extra strength. The Ace 5 series may feature a 50 MP triple rear camera setup and an ultra-thin optical fingerprint sensor. The device is expected to be priced around Rs. 50,000 in India and $600 globally. 

Some leakers have speculated that the OnePlus Ace 5 Pro may come in a single configuration with 12GB and 256GB of storage. It may also have a 6200 mAh battery with 120W fast charging. At the same time, the OnePlus Ace 5 can be rebranded as the OnePlus 13R in the global market and launched in the Chinese markets. 

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OnePlus’s OnePlus 13 will soon be available in the global markets, according to a leak by a tipster. The device will likely have many special specifications that make it better than the OnePlus 12. According to the leak, the device can be launched in China in late October or early November. 

OnePlus 13 Rumors

According to DCS on Weibo Post, OnePlus may launch the OnePlus 13 before China’s Singles Day festival on November 11. The OnePlus 13 is expected to be based on the upcoming Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 SoC and Android v15, but Qualcomm’s new chipset will be announced on October 23. The new upcoming device can be announced soon after this launch event. 

However, the brand has not shared any information about the OnePlus 13 yet, but other websites have revealed that the device can have many great specifications.

The display of this device may also include a 6.8-inch LTPO AMOLED screen, 1400 x 3168-pixel resolution, 510 ppi, always on display, 5000 nits brightness, 2160 Hz PWM, curved display, ProXDR, 120 Hz refresh rate, and punch hole display. 

The device’s screen may be protected by Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 5.  The camera may house a triple rear camera setup with 50MP/50MP/50MP of the lens, while there may be a 50 MP of selfie camera.

Under the hood, the device may pack a 6000 mAh battery, which includes 100W SUPERVOOC charging, 50W AIRVOOC wireless Charging and 10W reverse charging. 

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Veshnavi Thakur, a commerce graduate, injects creativity into our articles, making complex OnePlus-related topics accessible to readers of all backgrounds. Through her writing, she strives to create content that resonates with the diverse OnePlus community.

OnePlus has faced a lot of criticism this year as many problems faced in its devices recently. A few days ago, the brand closed many retail stores, and then the problem of the green line was also seen in the device. After this, OnePlus Motherboard Issues has spotted as an eye-catching moment to the Tech community. 

OnePlus Motherboard Issues

OnePlus Motherboard Issues also include chargers, smartphones, and a smartphone that exploded a few years ago. The brand has also topped in sales in the last few years, and now the brand may suffer huge losses due to the increasing number of problems with its smartphones. Earlier, the brand gave one-time free screen replacements for green line problems. 

After this, OnePlus finally broke the silence about its failure OnePlus Motherboard Issues. Hopefully, customers will get a confident answer. The OnePlus 10 Pro 5G experienced lag and heating problems. Additionally, the issue persisted in some models, and other users have reported complete damage to the motherboard at the service center. 

The motherboard is the device’s most important component, including the processor and memory chips. Hence, the brand quoted a price of Rs. 42,000 for its repair. This price is equivalent to a new smartphone, which left customers with an unsatisfactory response.

OnePlus Motherboard Issues Statements

OnePlus reached out to us and finally addressed the motherboard issues affection its users. The company acknowledged the problem with their OnePlus 9 and OnePlus 10 Pro and has kicked off an investigation. They are working on resolving it as quickly as possible. The company also understood that motherboard repairs are costly and is working on making them cheaper as well. OnePlus urges that people facing this problem reach out to customer service to resolve the issue for the time being.

Officially acknowledging the issue is a start but it’s just the first step. OnePlus can help reassure its customers, especially those who paid for their premium devices. Providing extended warranties and free repairs are a few good options if OnePlus finds critical issues with the hardware. A prompt software update if it could help would be a great start as well. Even if extending warranties and free repairs is not possible, making repairs more affordable can at least cushion the blow. Spending 500 US Dollars to repair a phone is harder to justify than buying a decent new phone.

However, this can also lead to disappointment and a lack of trust among customers. These different problems have raised questions about the quality of manufacturing. 

To resolve this, the company has acknowledged the problem in the OnePlus 9 and OnePlus 10 Pro and started an investigation. The brand is working to resolve it as soon as possible and is working on making motherboard repairs cheaper. Customers facing this problem can contact the brand’s customer service. 

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