The Oppo Reno13 comes with a handful of upgrades this year, some resulting in measurable improvements in battery life.
The battery capacity is now 5,600 mAh, up from 5,000 mAh on the Reno12 last year, and the phone runs on a supposedly more energy-efficient Dimensity 8350 SoC. The Reno13 also sports a 6.59-inch OLED panel with 120Hz refresh rate.
As is usually the case with ColorOS/OxygenOS/Realme UI-powered devices, the Reno13 offers excellent battery life with an impressive 16:50h Active Use Score. The device scored excellently in all individual tests, but we are particularly impressed by the web browsing and video runtimes.
The phone’s not just a better performer than its predecessor, but it beats the competition with ease too. The Realme 14 Pro+ is the only handset that gets close to the Reno13 and it’s running the same OS.
We are also ready with the charging test, showing roughly the same charging speed as last year’s Reno12, despite having a bigger battery. The handset still relies on Oppo’s proprietary 80W SuperVooc charging standard, which puts it in close to the top when it comes to fast charging in this segment, giving way only to the Xiaomi 14T Pro.
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