OnePlus 13 Price Cut With A Massive Rs 10,000 On Amazon Announced; Should You Buy After OnePlus 15 Launch?

The OnePlus 13 has finally seen a price drop in India – at least for buyers checking the phone on Amazon. Plus, this cut comes just days after the OnePlus 15 launch, which has obviously raised one big question – Is it still worth buying the OnePlus 13 now? Also Read: OnePlus Ace 6T Launches With 165Hz Display, Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 And 8,300mAh Battery: Price, Specs

Before you decide that, here is detailed information about the OnePlus 13’s latest price drop on Amazon.  Also Read: Tech Wrap 2025: 6 Best Budget Tablets Under Rs 15,000 That Are Perfect For Study, Entertainment,

OnePlus 13 Price Cut

The 12GB RAM + 256GB storage variant of the OnePlus 13 had launched at Rs 69,999. Now, the same variant is listed at Rs 59,999 on Amazon – which means you’re saving a straight Rs 10,000 without any bank offer applied yet.

But that’s not all. OnePlus is also offering a Rs 4,000 additional HDFC credit card discount, so if you’re using an eligible HDFC Bank credit card, the effective price can drop further to Rs 55,999. The OnePlus 13 comes in three colour variants — Black Eclipse, Arctic Dawn, and Midnight Ocean. 

So yes – if you were waiting for the right moment to save on a premium-feeling phone in December, this price shift makes the 13 a much stronger contender than before.

OnePlus 13 With Exchange Deal 

OnePlus has also added a phone exchange program of up to Rs 47,650 on Amazon. Of course, the final value will depend entirely on the phone you trade in and its condition.

No pressure to exchange, but if you do have an older device lying around, you may land an additional Rs 15K–30K quote easily, depending on the model. That turns this into a price cut + bank discount + exchange save window – which is rare to see all at once.

Should you buy OnePlus 13 after the OnePlus 15 launch?

The OnePlus 15 brings newer hardware and upgrades under the hood. But since it’s also launching at a much higher segment price, it clearly targets a different audience.

So, ask yourself this: do you want the latest hardware in 2026-ready phones? Then the OnePlus 15 makes sense. On the other hand, if you want a solid phone that already checks performance, cameras, battery, and software, but now costs way less, then the OnePlus 13 is a smarter pick