Introduction

This time, ChargerLAB get the OnePlus 13. The OnePlus 13 adopts the 6000mAh battery paired with 100W wired and 50W wireless charging. It also adopts Snapdragon 8 Ultimate platform, 24GB+1TB storage, and a Hasselblad-tuned camera system. Next, let’s take a look at the charging performance of the OnePlus 13.

Product Appearance

100W UFCS | Charging Review of OnePlus 13-Chargerlab

The packaging box is red with the number "13" printed in the upper left corner.

The box contains the phone, charger, cable, and some documents.

It uses a 6.82-inch screen with a resolution of 3168×1440, 510 PPI, DCI-P3 100% color gamut, and a dynamic refresh rate of 120Hz. It is the world's first to obtain DisplayMate A++ certification. It also leads in all dimensions of display, eye protection, smoothness, and touch. At the same time, the screen supports ultrasonic fingerprint recognition, wet hand touch, and glove touch and has the German Rhine TÜV Intelligent Eye Protection 4.0 certification.

It uses a new generation of silk glass technology, which not only resists fingerprints but also further enhances the sense of transparency.

OnePlus 13 is equipped with Sony LYT-808 flagship sensor (50-megapixel main camera) + Sony IMX882 (50-megapixel ultra-light periscope telephoto) + JN5 (50-megapixel, 120° ultra-wide angle); and IMX615 (32-megapixel front camera).

The top is equipped with a microphone, speaker, and infrared sensor opening to support the recognition and remote control of infrared devices.

The charging port is a USB-C port, on the left are new enclosed stereo dual speakers, and on the right are a microphone and SIM card slot.

Its physical buttons are all located on the right side, including the volume buttons and the power button.

There is a three-stage physical sliding mute button on the left side.

The length of it is about 163.1 mm (6.42 inches).

The width is about 75.8 mm (2.98 inches).

The thickness is about 8.8 mm (0.35 inches). This thickness is still good, considering the built-in 6000mAh battery and wireless charging module.

The weight is about 216 g (7.62 oz).

It is equipped with a 6000mAh battery with an amazing energy density of 805Wh/L and is equipped with SUPERVOOC 100W limited charging + 50W wireless charging.

The included 100W fast-charging charger has a simple design and uses a fixed plug.

It only has one USB-A port with a white plastic sheet and widened pins for high current.

The specs info is printed below the plug. Model is VCBAOBCH. It can support input of 100-130V~50/60Hz, 2.5A, and 200-240V~50/60Hz, 2.5A. It can support the output of 5V2A，5-11V7.3A, and 5V2A, 5-11V9.1A.

ChargerLAB POWER-Z KM003C shows the USB-A port of the charger can support UFCS, QC3.0, SVOOC, VOOC, and DCP charging protocols.

And it has two fixed PDOs of 3.6-5V4A and 5-11V4A and supports 44W UFCS.

The included USB-A to USB-C cable is tied with white paper tape, and it is soft and resistant to bending.

The cable is red, and the connectors are white.

The length is about 99 cm (38.98 inches).

The length of the charger is about 54.76 mm (2.16 inches).

The height is about 54.27 mm (2.14 inches).

The thickness is about 31.37 mm (1.24 inches). The volume is about 92.31cm³. Based on the charger power of 100W, the power density is as high as 1.07W/cm³.

The weight is about 114.3 g (4.032 oz).

Compatibility Test

Next, let's do the charging compatibility test.

Original Charger

We use some original chargers to test the real-time power.

Charge with the OPPO 100W charger (model: VCBAOBCH), the power is about 8.67V 9.13A 79.15W, using the UFCS protocol.

There are no compatibility issues. The actual charging power of the OnePlus 13 can reach up to about 80.37W.

We have compiled the test results into a bar chart. Most chargers can reach a current above 7A and power above 62W. The included charger can get a charging power of 80.37W.

Third-party Chargers

We also used a variety of third-party chargers during the test. Let’s take a look at the results.

There is no compatibility issue. Most chargers can reach a voltage of 9V.

We have compiled the test results into a bar chart. Most chargers can reach a power of about 17W, 24W, and 25W. It is worth mentioning that the Huawei 100W charger and the OnePlus 13 both support UFCS protocol, so the charging power can reach 31.83W.

Full Charging Test

We use the original 100W charger to fully charge the OnePlus 13. And put them into a 25°C (77℉) thermotank throughout the test.

At first, the voltage is about 9V. The charging curve can be divided into five parts. In the first part, the power was around 71W for the first 1 minute. Then, the power gradually drops to 69W, 60W, 52W, and 45W in turn. After that, the power slowly drops to almost zero. At about 36 minutes, the phone displays that the battery is fully charged, but charging is still ongoing. At the same time, the voltage drops to 5V. It takes 40 minutes to be fully charged.

From this chart, they can charge the OnePlus 13 can reach 50% in 13 mins and 80% in 23 mins. It reaches 100% in 40 minutes, which is consistent with the claim of 36 minutes of full charge.

Temperature Test

We also recorded the highest temperature on the front and back after charging for 10 mins, 15 mins, and 20 mins.

10 Mins Charging

After 10 mins, the maximum temperature on the front is 36.4℃ (97.52 ℉).

The back is 37.3℃ (99.14 ℉).

15 Mins Charging

After 15 mins, the maximum temperature on the front is 36.4℃ (97.52 ℉).

And the back is 37.7℃ (99.86 ℉).

20 Mins Charging

After 20 mins, the maximum temperature on the front is 37.3℃ (99.14 ℉).

And the back is 38.2℃ (100.76 ℉).

We also turn it into another curve. The temperature during charging is between 36.4℃ and 38.2℃. Although its charging power is high, it does not have a high temperature, and the temperature control is quite good.

Summary of ChargerLAB

It has a large-capacity 6000mAh battery with 100W wired charging and 50W wireless charging. With the original 100W charger, the actual charging power can reach about 80W. Other chargers of the same brand can charge at a maximum power of more than 62W. It only takes 13 minutes to charge to 50% and only 40 minutes to be fully charged. The maximum temperature during charging can also be stabilized at around 38.2℃, and the charging performance is fast and stable.

For third-party chargers, the output power is maintained in the range of 17-25W. For chargers that support the UFCS protocol, the charging power can reach about 32W, but it is still recommended to use the original charger. In general, OnePlus 13 is a flagship phone in terms of design, performance, screen, imaging, battery life, AI, etc.

100W UFCS | Charging Review of OnePlus 13