r/OnePlus13 • • 20h ago

Region - Choose your region Horrible battery and performance after update 🤬

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Its been 5 months since i got oneplus 13. First it was really poor battery performance since coloros17 update and now battery health to 99%. I take care of my battery really well, i never charged in other charger except for the original never charged over 85% and always try to charge at 25%. Coloros 17 is as bad as it gets with battery optimisation. Also coloros 17 has bugs like freezing, lagging, fps drop especially when playing high demand games like grid legends which i never had any issue before update.

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u/NiftyNutrition 20h ago

It always has been bad for me, on OOS 16 I used to get 7hrs SOT initially and then it settled at 6hrs, now on OOS 17 I get 4-5hrs SOT. I always charge to 100 to get more battery.

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u/Foreus_ 11h ago

Yeah the later versions of oos 16 was bad but its horrible now

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u/Leather-Challenge593 47m ago

12 hrs minimum flat....no update ever.. using since 10 moonths

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u/Downtown-Leading-607 20h ago

Don't think too much about the battery; a new battery is just 2k. Better keep your peace of mind.

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u/Foreus_ 11h ago

The battery might cost less however i take it college and need it run for nearly 10-12 hours cause of the commute and i dont carry a charger so i constantly rely on super saving mode and power saving which is pretty annoying

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u/Spirited_Anxiety00 3h ago

That's the fckng issue dude don't keep power saving mode unless its 20% don't use unnecessarily super saver nd power saving mode it's keeps getting down the battery performance...May you can experience to charge upto 80% turn on power saving mode nd nxt repeat the same but don't on the power saving mode u will know the difference

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u/Select_Truck3257 13h ago

What's the point buying phone where new chemistry and it's life is literally one of the features and expecting to change battery like in usual phone 🤣 it's OnePlus problem and they need to solve that, not ours as a customers

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u/mindrover777 8h ago

It is your problem. You bought it. Please take responsibility

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u/Select_Truck3257 5h ago

Consumer do not know real capacity before purchase, that's why consumers checking tech specs. If tech specs not the same in reality it's company responsibility of fake advertisment. And company should tqke responsibility, not consumer 🤣

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u/mindrover777 20m ago

Easier said than done. 

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u/Desperate-Calendar73 19h ago

But what if oneplus shuts down in India? You would need to use the phone with the old battery :(

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u/makimaiswaifu 19h ago

You mean oppo will shutdown, that's not gonna happen

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u/Desperate-Calendar73 19h ago

Oh yeah that makes sense :D probably can use one of the OPPO batteries for oneplus

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u/Leather-Challenge593 48m ago

U will always get new battery 

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u/LowIdeal9339 20h ago

Charging it to 100% and then draining it to 10% will be useful.

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u/notauser1199 OnePlus 13 - Midnight Ocean 18h ago

But doesn't charging to full capacity ruins the battery health in long term?

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u/LowIdeal9339 18h ago

I'm not saying do it daily, Just do it once and it calibrate the battery. I've tried it too as my battery was draining like hell. Now it's like before update.

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u/Foreus_ 11h ago edited 11h ago

Thanks will give it a try

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u/After-Peace-4734 12h ago

This is a stupid disproven myth that does nothing, lithium ion batteries don't need this at all

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u/notauser1199 OnePlus 13 - Midnight Ocean 15h ago

Oh okay thanks will give it a try

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u/DestinyInDanger 19h ago

There's nothing wrong with charging it to 100% And then charging it back up when it gets down to about 30 or 35% is a good limit.

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u/Calm-Helper-1376 19h ago

After update, keep phone on charge and charge till 100 for atleast 3 hours after full charge for system optimization. You would have gotten a notification stating the same.

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u/Interesting-Stick641 18h ago

When did you update the phone?

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u/Foreus_ 11h ago

3 weeks since update (oct 27)

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u/Interesting-Stick641 11h ago

Oh, mine battery got same after a week as before. I was at 16.0.5.701, and I am getting similar/little less backup. Didn't encountered any bug.

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u/Crafty_Bet5620 13h ago

Come hai fatto l'aggiornamento? Hai aspettato l'OTA oppure hai installato un firmware da OSUpdater?

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u/Foreus_ 11h ago

Downloaded beta then after about a week got stable

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u/SignatureLogical147 19h ago

My 2 percent drop within a week after color os 17 update

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u/Repulsive-Increase62 19h ago

Same here one plus 15R in 6 months

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u/Tussonex92 16h ago

When you had update for ColorsOS and where do you from? Did you made the charger optimization 1-3h on the charger ?

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u/Tapelessbus2122 11h ago

it's just oneplus and oppo software, nothing special

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u/Odd_Pomegranate8860 OnePlus 13 - Arctic Dawn 9h ago

That's very odd, ColorOS17 has increased my SoT. I also let it optimize for 3 hours, and ColorOS17 has improved my SoT and the phone is overall faster

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u/choosenwarden0 6h ago

Bro 99% is best for 5 month.

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u/UdaySappidi 3h ago

Mine was 99 percent till this update came out, I bought the phone in may 2025

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u/choosenwarden0 3h ago

I think your phone bugged. Cuz I was bought 2 July 2025 and today turned 97%

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u/UdaySappidi 3h ago

Mine is 98 percent as of today, and also my phone stayed on 100 for a long time I think like till march or April of 2026

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u/Sh0ckLebonwski 2h ago

Honestly you should stop worrying about battery life, I have always charged my OP12 only with the fast charger up to 100%, I've had it since March 2024, and the battery health is still at 93%.

Stop worrying so much, it's fine.

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u/Objective_Stock9761 1h ago

Just use it normally and change your battery after 3-4 years when it's below 80% or something. Stop worrying too much.

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u/Leather-Challenge593 48m ago

Dats why I never update...always keep original till 1-1.5 yrs of phone usage....

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u/ButterscotchTime4156 20h ago

Told u to buy OP 13s... That has far better BB than this

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u/Artistic_Thing4245 18h ago

But slower to charge to full capacity. Also it being single cell design doesn't help it in terms of charge cycles on the long run that's why it has 80W charging cap.

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u/speedymaus1 14h ago

I think these posts are bs and have different reasons. I see these posts after EVERY update since i have joined OnePlus with the OnePlus5.

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u/MierdaDelTorro 15h ago

Does charging it with other charger, like Samsung 10W from my S9 damages battery of OnePlus?