OnePlus 13 available at Rs 59,999 with bank offers, down from Rs 69,999.
OnePlus 13R price drops to Rs 39,999 with free OnePlus Buds 3 worth Rs 4,300.
EMI and exchange options available with savings up to Rs 52,000 depending on device.
The Amazon Prime Day sale has already begun, and you can take advantage of some incredible discounts across a variety of categories, including smartphones. The offers extend to flagship devices such as the OnePlus 13 series, with prices dropping to their lowest point yet. Thanks to the Amazon Prime Day sale 2025, both the OnePlus 13 and OnePlus 13R, which are among the best value-for-money options in their respective segments, are listed at incredibly low prices.
SurveyThe OnePlus 13 was introduced in India for Rs 69,999, while the OnePlus 13R was launched for Rs 42,999. However, customers can now purchase the OnePlus 13 for under Rs 60,000 and the OnePlus 13R for under Rs 40,000. Find out how:
OnePlus 13 price on Amazon (Buy Now)
The OnePlus 13 is currently available for Rs 64,999 without any offer, a Rs 5,000 price cut. The customers can save an additional Rs 5,000 discount on using select bank cards, bringing down the price to under Rs 60,000. The customers can also get EMI options which start at Rs 3,151 per month. The customers can also get an exchange value of up to Rs 52,000, which will totally depend on the model, brand, and working conditions of your device.
Do note that this price is for the 16GB and 256GB variants. The customers can choose from 3 colour options. Check out the deal by tapping the Buy Now option above.
OnePlus 13R price on Amazon (Buy Now)
During the Amazon Prime Day sale 2025, the flagship killer is also available with a great discount. The device is listed at Rs 42,997. After applying the bank offers, the customers can get the device with Rs 39,999. That is not all. The customers can get free OnePlus Buds 3 along with the phone, which is currently worth around Rs 4,300.
The customers can get the device on EMI, starting at Rs 2,085 per month. Exchanges on the device are also available with the best possible value.
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