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en.bedadung.com -- For the OnePlus 13 display, OnePlus and BOE are collaborating once more. The display is called the BOE X2, and Louis Jie, the head of OnePlus China, hinted at it on Weibo.

The front side of the phone may have been seen on Weibo, and the OnePlus 13 will use the BOE X2 display.

He claimed that OnePlus has finished testing the BOE X2's exterior lights. In addition, he posted a picture that might be of the OnePlus 13's front side. In case you were unaware, the BOE X2 is a quad micro-curved display.

What precisely does that mean? It is, in fact, scarcely curved on all four sides. Since the curvature is mostly incorporated for user comfort, most people will assume that this is a flat display.

That display and a camera hole that will be centered up top are shown in the picture that Louis Jie posted. Although this image is not very revealing in that aspect, the bezels around that display likewise appear to be incredibly tiny.

The anticipated size of that display is 6.82 inches.

That display will probably have a 2K panel and be about 6.82 inches in size. It is anticipated that there will be uniform bezels, which will be fairly thin as previously stated.

Recall that the BOE X1 display is also used by the OnePlus 12. Louis Jie has high hopes for the BOE X2, which is a direct successor to that display.

The display of the OnePlus 12 came with a P1 display chip and theoretically had a maximum brightness of 4,500 nits. The 8T LTPO panel in question has a high-frequency PWM dimming capability of 2,160 Hz.

The OnePlus 12's panel was excellent, so we're really looking forward to this one. How BOE will improve on that is still out in the air.

As one of the first smartphones to use the new Snapdragon flagship SoC, the OnePlus 13 is anticipated to launch in October. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 or Snapdragon 8 Elite, depending on whose story you trust, will be the name of that chip. (*)