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Samsung

Galaxy S25 FE

6.9/ 10
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OnePlus 13R

7.7/ 10
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🏆 Verdict

⁦OnePlus 13R⁩ is the better pick overall by 7.7 points, leading in Display, Battery and Performance. ⁦Galaxy S25 FE⁩ remains a strong contender elsewhere.

⁦OnePlus 13R⁩ offers more for the money ($599 vs $649 at launch).

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By category

Galaxy S25 FEOnePlus 13R
74Performance92
75Camera71
53Battery78
46Charging47
58Display90
94Build & durability67
100Updates57

Performance

⁦OnePlus 13R⁩ is faster with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 (performance index 92 vs 74). You notice it in heavy games and video editing, less in daily use. ⁦OnePlus 13R⁩ has more RAM (16 GB vs 8 GB), which helps multitasking.

Camera

⁦Galaxy S25 FE⁩ zooms further optically (3× vs 2×). ⁦OnePlus 13R⁩ has the higher-resolution selfie camera (16 MP vs 12 MP).

Battery

⁦OnePlus 13R⁩'s battery is 1,100 mAh larger (6,000 vs 4,900 mAh), about 22% more. Real battery life also depends on chip and display efficiency.

Charging

⁦OnePlus 13R⁩ charges faster over cable (80W vs 45W). Only ⁦Galaxy S25 FE⁩ supports wireless charging.

Display

⁦OnePlus 13R⁩ has the larger screen (6.78" vs 6.7"). ⁦OnePlus 13R⁩'s screen gets brighter (4,500 vs 1,900 nits), which shows outdoors. ⁦OnePlus 13R⁩'s screen is sharper (450 vs 385 ppi).

Build & durability

⁦Galaxy S25 FE⁩ is rated IP68 vs IP65 on the other. ⁦Galaxy S25 FE⁩ is 16 g lighter.

Updates

⁦Galaxy S25 FE⁩ should get OS updates for longer (7 vs 4 years, per the maker's policy at launch).

Specifications

Galaxy S25 FEOnePlus 13R
Samsung Exynos 2400ChipsetSnapdragon 8 Gen 3
8 GBRAM12 GB / 16 GB
128 GB / 256 GB / 512 GBStorage256 GB / 512 GB
6.7" Dynamic AMOLED 2XDisplay6.78" LTPO AMOLED
120 HzRefresh rate120 Hz
2340×1080 (385 ppi)Resolution2780×1264 (450 ppi)
1,900 nitsPeak brightness4,500 nits
50 MPMain camera50 MP
12 MPUltrawide8 MP
8 MP · 3×Telephoto50 MP · 2×
12 MPFront camera16 MP
4,900 mAhBattery6,000 mAh
45 WWired charging80 W
15 WWireless chargingNone
IP68Water & dust ratingIP65
aluminiumFramealuminium
190 gWeight206 g
7 yearsOS updates (estimated)4 years
$649Launch price$599
2025-09Released2025-01

Official source: Galaxy S25 FE · Official source: OnePlus 13R

Galaxy S25 FE

Pros

  • 3× optical zoom
  • 15W wireless charging
  • IP68 rated
  • 7 years of updates

Cons

  • Slower chip
  • Smaller battery
  • Slower charging (45W)
  • Dimmer screen

OnePlus 13R

Pros

  • Faster chip (Snapdragon 8 Gen 3)
  • 16 GB RAM
  • 6,000 mAh battery
  • 80W charging
  • 4,500 nits peak

Cons

  • No wireless charging
  • Only IP65 rated
  • Shorter update window
How is the score calculated?

Each phone gets 0–100 points in seven categories (performance, camera, battery, charging, display, build, updates), computed only from its published specs, then combined with fixed, published weights. A gap under 2.5 points counts as a tie. The performance index is an estimate based on benchmark results published at launch.

Figures come from the manufacturers’ official pages. Some specs vary by market. We do not sell devices or earn commissions.

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