Honor GTvsOnePlus 13R

We compare these two popular phones to help you decide which one fits your needs and budget better.

Honor
Honor GT
GT
Processor:Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen3
RAM:12GB
Storage:256GB

Quick Stats

The Honor GT's battery life is a significant drawback with excessive heat buildup and poor endurance.
The Honor GT's LTPS display struggles with adaptive refresh rate optimization and choppy visuals during heavy use.
The Honor GT's camera performance is decent but ultimately disappointing, lacking flagship-level quality and consistency.
The Honor GT's impressive specs are hindered by poor heat management and inconsistent battery efficiency overall.
OnePlus
OnePlus 13R
13R
Processor:Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen3
RAM:12GB
Storage:256GB

Quick Stats

The most impressive feature of the OnePlus 13R is its remarkable battery life and long-lasting juice.
The OnePlus 13R's impressive 6.7-inch AMOLED screen offers vibrant colors and a silky smooth refresh rate experience overall.
The most significant drawback of the OnePlus 13R's camera is its poor performance in high-contrast lighting conditions.
The OnePlus 13R's impressive performance capabilities outshine its peers, making it a top choice for demanding tasks and gaming.
Key Differences

Processor Speed

Tie
Honor GT
3.30 GHz
OnePlus 13R
3.30 GHz

RAM

Tie
Honor GT
12GB
OnePlus 13R
12GB

Storage

Tie
Honor GT
256GB
OnePlus 13R
256GB

Weight

Winner
Honor GT
196g
OnePlus 13R
206g
Rank
Honor GT
#103
OnePlus 13R
Winner
#46
Scores by Category
Rankings
Connectivity
Honor GT
#300
Winner
OnePlus 13R
#540
Design
Honor GT
#510
OnePlus 13R
#191
Winner
Display
Honor GT
#74
Winner
OnePlus 13R
#419
Performance
Honor GT
#56
OnePlus 13R
#36
Winner
Battery
Honor GT
#173
Winner
OnePlus 13R
#176
Camera
Honor GT
#677
OnePlus 13R
#158
Winner
item_phones_categoryId
Honor GT
#–
OnePlus 13R
#1

Note: Lower rank number indicates a better position in category.

Specifications Comparison
Specification
Honor Honor GT
OnePlus OnePlus 13R
Model
Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen3
Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen3
CPU
1x3.3GHz Cortex, X4 + 3x3.2 GHz Cortex, A720 + 2x3.0 GHz Cortex, A720 + 2x2.3 GHz Cortex, A520
1x3.3GHz Cortex, X4 + 3x3.2 GHz Cortex, A720 + 2x3.0 GHz Cortex, A720 + 2x2.3 GHz Cortex, A520
Type
Octa-Core
Octa-Core
Nanometer
4
4
Frequency
3.30
3.30
64 Bits
Yes
Yes
GPU
Adreno 750
Adreno 750
RAM
12
12
Type
N/A
RAM LPDDR5X
Capacity
256
256
Type
N/A
UFS Storage 4.0
SD slot
No
No
Fingerprint security
Yes, in screen
Yes, in screen
Fingerprint sensor
Yes
Yes
Proximity sensor
N/A
Yes
Light sensor
Yes
Yes
Accelerometer sensor
Yes
Yes
Compass sensor
N/A
Yes
Gyroscope sensor
Yes
Yes
Gravity sensor
Yes
N/A
Hall sensor
N/A
Yes
Ultrasonic proximity virtual sensor
Yes
N/A
Audio
Dolby Atmos, Stereo Speakers, 2 microphones
Dolby Atmos, Stereo Speakers, 3 microphones
Antutu Score
2120000
2121643
Antutu Version
Antutu v10
Antutu v10
Antutu Standing
Overall performance better than 98% of devices
Overall performance better than 98% of devices
Cooling system
Yes
Yes
Gaming buttons
No
No
Extras
N/A
N/A

Note: Highlighted specifications show differences between the two devices.

Pros and Cons

Honor GT

Strengths

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The Phantom engine technology which smoothens visuals through frame interpolation adds value and featur like the 2x zoom and smooth visuals add value
Gaming performance is similar to other Snapdragon 8 Elite powered phones with a stable average of 60.3 frames per second
Rendering resolution is impressive, reaching 83% of native quality, better than many competitors
Charging performance is satisfactory, fully charging in about 38 minutes using single line fast charging
The phone uses an LTPS display which can drop its refresh rate to as low as 1 Hz to save power
Software includes several handy features like multitasking Windows quick access menus and eye protection modes
Phantom engine technology improves system fluidity

Weaknesses

High power consumption causes the phone to heat up, reaching a peak temperature of 50.5°C during gaming sessions
Battery life may not be ideal, especially when gaming or multitasking for long periods
Camera performance struggles in some areas, with noticeable noise in photos taken during the day and challenging lighting conditions
Low light camera performance is below par, applying aggressive noise reduction that often removes finer details
Display lacks Adaptive refresh rate optimization found in devices with LTPo displays, hindering overall efficiency
Frame rates during multitasking are not always smooth, and system animations could use more polish
The fingerprint sensor isn't the fastest or most reliable, and haptic feedback from the phone's linear motor could be refined
Price may be a concern considering its performance and features compared to other smartphones in the same class

OnePlus 13R

Strengths

The performance is still absolutely banging even for a bit of gaming.
Battery life is still absolutely spoton as well, even if it doesn't have wireless charging support.
Less bulkiness from the alert slider is a plus.
It's a fair compromise for those who can't stretch to the 13
The design doesn't feel quite as premium or as comfortable either but that's forgivable given the price point.
Overall, it still offers great value for money, especially considering its lower price tag compared to the 13
It's a solid choice for those who want a capable phone without breaking the bank
The camera, while not as good as the 13, is still decent and can produce some great shots in good lighting conditions

Weaknesses

Doesn't have the Snapdragon 88 processor that its sibling has
Camera tech is less capable compared to the OnePlus 13, especially in high-contrast scenarios and macro shots
Lacks wireless charging support, which might be a deal-breaker for some
Design feels less premium and comfortable compared to the 13
Lower quality selfie camera with no Dolby Vision support
Macro mode is missing, which is a feature on the OnePlus 13
Action mode isn't as good as the one on the OnePlus 13
Colors can sometimes appear unsaturated and detail lost in high-contrast scenarios
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Honor GT

The Honor GT smartphone offers a unique approach to mobile design by bucking the trend of oversized batteries. With a 5,300 mAh battery, it raises questions about its performance in everyday use. The device boasts features like Phantom engine technology and a 2x zoom camera, but falls short in critical areas such as heat management and battery efficiency. This review will delve into its gaming performance, display quality, camera capabilities, and system features to determine if the Honor GT's strengths outweigh its weaknesses.

OnePlus 13R

The OnePlus 13R is a trimmed-back version of its flagship sibling, sacrificing some premium features for a more affordable price point. While it retains the same performance punch, with snappy gaming capabilities and impressive battery life, some compromises have been made. The camera tech, although capable, falls short of the 13's more advanced setup, particularly in high-contrast scenarios. Design-wise, it feels less luxurious and comfortable, but a reworked alert slider is a welcome addition. Overall, the 13R offers a fair compromise for those on a tighter budget, but doesn't quite match its pricier counterpart.

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