"In Europe, the base 12/256GB variant is €50 cheaper than the OnePlus 13 was at launch, but the 16/512GB upgrade is now €50 more than it was. OnePlus made some questionable choices with the hardware. On paper, the camera is worse than it was on the 13. However, we did a OnePlus 13 vs. OnePlus 15 shootout and found that there is a lot to like. Still, the camera could have been so much better with better hardware - great processing alone isn't enough."
"vivo equipped its phone with more serious camera hardware - the 50MP main sensor is 1/1.28" (rather than 1/1.56" like on the OnePlus) and the 3.5x 85mm periscope is backed by a 200MP 1/1.4" sensor (vs. 50MP 1/2.76"). However, European X300 Pro units have a small 5,440mAh battery (down from 6,510mAh on the Chinese units), while OnePlus maintained the full 7,300mAh capacity for the Euro model."
Black Friday deals are spreading across the month as brands stagger discounts. The OnePlus 15 launched globally with a European base 12/256GB priced €50 below the OnePlus 13 at launch while the 16/512GB upgrade costs €50 more. The OnePlus 15 will be available from November 20 and competes directly with higher-camera alternatives. The OnePlus 15 offers class-leading battery capacity and strong processing but contains camera hardware that is smaller and less capable than some rivals, limiting imaging potential. The vivo X300 Pro emphasizes larger sensors but ships in Europe with a reduced 5,440mAh battery, producing much lower Active use times. The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra competes on price and a 200MP main sensor while using previous-generation silicon.
Read at GSMArena.com
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