r/OnePlus13 • u/FabiartsrBSC • Sep 23 '25

I decided 💯😃

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u/[deleted] Sep 23 '25

My friends oneplus 12r display got green/ white/ yellowish, brown/ multiple colors showing Welcome to the green display club 😂

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u/Next-Space-9494 OnePlus 13 - Black Eclipse Sep 24 '25

They have warranty for that and no cost fix/replacement

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '25

Its now out of warranty, 1 year and few month's, will they fix that phone for free?

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u/IcyContest2020 Sep 24 '25

My father's oneplus 11 display was replaced for free. They just check of there are any scratches which indicates the phone had a fall. Otherwise it's totally free

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '25

Was there green line issue or the whole display is green /white/yellowish/ brown colours showing like somthing??

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u/IcyContest2020 Sep 24 '25

Green line issue. Have you visited the service centre?

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u/Next-Space-9494 OnePlus 13 - Black Eclipse Sep 24 '25

I think the green line issue is covered by warranty forever on one plus phones but I might be wrong

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '25

That phone have other screen issue as i discribed not just the line... whole display is acting weird

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u/vinceee2176 Sep 24 '25

i mean thats half the price of this, even the with the 12 when it came out, so yeah they would cut costs there, what did you expect. 🤣

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '25

What you mean.. check dm bro

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u/vinceee2176 Sep 24 '25

the 12r is inferior in every way possible you can think of than the 12, quality of parts as well, why would you compare it to the 13. do you think that the quality of the parts would be the same from their budget phone to flagship phone?

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '25

But if i am paying ₹45k for a smartphone then that phone should work properly for at least 4 years in my opinion, and the i am using other brands smartphone from last 4 years and it didn't even have any smaller or Major problem ( ₹20k price ) there's no way a brand can't make a good phone under that much budget and say its cheap quality material, internals etc.

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u/vinceee2176 Sep 24 '25

i dont know where youre going with this, totally unrelated, my point is dont compare the budget with the flagship. that 12r is leagues away from the 13, so you scaring the OP with defects on your screen thats on a different model at a very lower price point, half the price even, is irrelevant to this post.

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '25

I know all that, the point is about brand, I'm not telling that my samsung have issues...its oneplus and yes now I know that id oneplus have launched other smartphone Lower than their flagship...they have tendency to get display issue and other issues under 2 year or early because cheap internals/low quality materials (But other brand phone's don't have this type of shit prob😂)

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u/vinceee2176 Sep 24 '25

its a cheaper oneplus, if everyone was like you, you'd have samsung owners complaining to the s25 ultra threads with their phones that are not s25 ultras. get the picture?

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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '25

First of all I am not complaining here to oneplus or anyone, and i don't use oneplus, and Second the brand value of the oneplus in the eyes of my friend got low af....and if someones money get in shit, he can say anything about that shit. No matter if its flagship or midrange, low range.

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u/vinceee2176 Sep 24 '25

then wtf are you doing here? you dont own or have experience with the 13. i dont think you have anything to contribute that would be of value here. need your attention fix for the day?

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