Thanks to a recent leak, we may now have a better idea of what the future OnePlus 13’s camera array might hold.

According to Weibo leaker Digital Chat Station (DCS), the OnePlus 13 may use new Sony sensors to improve its periscope and ultrawide lenses (via Android Authority). According to the tipster, Sony’s IMX882 sensor may be present in both lenses. It’s important to remember that OnePlus included the same sensor in the Ace 3V, which was released earlier this year.

Given that the sensor has 50MP strength, the OnePlus 13’s secondary lenses may benefit from an improvement. According to the report, the periscope lens might still be able to provide 3x optical zoom.

The informant claims that the Sony IMX808 lens will remain on the OnePlus 13, therefore there are no rumors about modifications to the device’s primary camera.

Similar to the OnePlus 12, the next version is probably going to include a primary shooter with 50MP.

Bit by bit, details about the OnePlus 13 have been emerging, and the most recent one emphasizes the absence of a charging capability. In contrast to its soon-to-be predecessor, the OnePlus 13 may not have wireless charging support. Though earlier rumors indicated a 6,000mAh battery-up from 5,400mAh-with 100W wired fast charging, its battery might get a boost.

A “upgraded” periscope triple camera configuration was also hinted to by those speculations from earlier in June, which we have now seen in full. It’s possible that the OnePlus 13 will keep its 6.8-inch screen. However, its 2K 8T LTPO specs might be advantageous.

When it launches, the OnePlus 13 is expected to run on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 SoC. In addition, there are rumors that the company may redesign the rear panel and move the circular camera array from the left side to the middle. A few fast rough sketches of the device paired with a possible modification for the 13R gave some idea of what it would look like.

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