The OnePlus 13 has finally hit the United States two-and-a-half months after its release in China, and some Android users are anxiously waiting to get their hands on the latest generation of the OnePlus series. It comes in three colors — Black Eclipse, Arctic Dawn, and Midnight Ocean — all of which are beautiful on their own, with the latter being the most popular model for its vegan leather finish. It's also highly waterproof, carrying an IP68 and an IP69 dust and water resistance rating, making it one of the few phones on the market with that level of durability.
The OnePlus 13 costs $900, which is a decent investment if you're looking for a powerful new phone. At the high price point, you're going to need a phone case to protect that phone and keep it pristine. Here are the best phone cases for your OnePlus 13.
Spigen has provided the best protection for iPhone and Android devices with its phone cases, and the Spigen Ultra Hybrid case for the OnePlus 13 is no different. Its Air Cushion Technology will safeguard your phone from drops of up to 4 feet, meeting military-grade drop protection standards, and its camera bezels are raised by 1mm to protect your phone's lens from scratches and fall damage.
The back of the phone case is laced with blue resin so that you can see the original color of the phone more clearly, and show off your OnePlus 13 device to other people without the need to remove the case. Unless, of course, someone wants to take a look at your phone without all the black borders.
Need to shield your OnePlus 13's camera from cracks and scratches? Poetic's Revolution case has your back. It has a sliding camera cover that helps protect your camera lens from fall damage and inexplicable scratches. The cover and the rest of the case can resist drops from up to 20 feet high thanks to its bulky build — which might be a bit much for some people — and the air pockets sculpted in all four corners of the case.
The case comes with two front frames: one with a built-in screen protector and another for those who don't exactly like built-in screen protectors and want to install their own tempered glass screen protector. If you like to customize your phone to suit your aesthetic, the front frame without the built-in screen protector is a bonus.
Take the protection of your OnePlus 13 to the next level with the Fusion-X case from Ringke. As its name suggests, the case has a flexible X design on the frame that enhances protection on all four corners of your phone while giving it a sporty look. Its MagSafe ring has a N52 grade neodymium magnet that makes its attachment to MagSafe chargers and other accessories so powerful it won't fall off a dangling MagSafe wireless charger.
The case had three lanyard holes so you can attach your favorite lanyards and carry your phone from the bottom or its side. If lanyards aren't your style, you can slip a phone charm into the third hole on the right side to give your phone more personality.
This case from Hensinple may look as clear as a couple of the other cases on this list, but the back has a translucent matte finish that still maintains the OnePlus 13's original color (whether you picked the black, blue, or white phone). It's even laced with a nano-antioxidant layer to prevent the case from yellowing as time goes on, keeping it as crystal clear as the glass on the Empire State Building.
This case protects from your phone from 10-foot falls and has three layers of protection to help it absorb the shock of the fall impact. Any protection is better than none at all when it comes to keeping your phone pretty.
Leave it to Nillkin to help the OnePlus 13 maintain its slim figure. It's sleek enough to let your phone fit in your pocket, but it still provides excellent protection for the phone, from the corners to the back. If you don't like bulky cases but want to make sure it has a secure grip, this is the case for you. It's a great all-around case, but keep in mind it's lacking in color options to keep you interested.
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While attending Florida Atlantic University, Cristina contributed Sonic stories to Mega Visions Magazine, covering everything from gaming news to merchandise related to the. After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Multimedia Studies in 2018, she used this degree to work as a digital journalist at a local news station in Miami, writing local news stories and cutting videos on behalf of field journalists through the COVID-19 pandemic. From there, she freelanced for various gaming and tech sites, including TheGamer, SlashGear, Gamepur, IGN, and Digital Trends — the last of which she also writes mobile articles.
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