OnePlus is supposed to unveil its flagship OnePlus 13 by the end of October, but we haven't seen any images of the new handset.

OnLeaks, a regular leaker, changed that with a post to X claiming it is a new phone. The image he shared is supposedly of the OnePlus 13, which has been spreading on Chinese social media sites like Weibo. Alleged first #OnePlus13 picture currently spreading over Chinese social media...”

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This photo (rendering) shows a phone that looks very similar to the OnePlus 12 from the back. The camera array is slightly different, with the flash on the left side of the array, although it appears to be integrated into one of the lenses. It also appears to be silvery rather than made of glass. Additionally, the Hasselblad “H” logo has been moved from the array to the right and is on a line running from the array to the end of the phone.

The array maintains the huge circular format that OnePlus prefers for its layout.

OnLeaks also shared another image showing a silver version of the OnePlus 13 on a table and someone holding the blue Oppo Find X8, which is also expected to launch soon.

We can see a similar device to the original photo with edge lines and a reorganized camera array.

A glance at the back doesn't tell us what the display looks like or what the internals are like, but it appears that OnePlus has made some changes.

As for the Oppo Find X8, we have only seen a few different reports on what to expect from the new model. First, it will be one of the copycat phones coming out of China that will feature a version of Apple's new camera control buttons from the iPhone 16. It will also reportedly be thinner than the iPhone 16, with the thinnest bezel.

We will see more details this month as the phone nears its launch in China. However, OnePlus typically launches the non-Chinese version two to three months after its China debut, so those who want a global version will have to wait until 2025.