Realme 13 Plus

OhoPrice editorial review

Our Take: The Realme 13 Plus is a complete midrange package with one headline number: 2000 nits of peak brightness on a 120Hz 1080p panel, so the 6.67-inch screen — around 395 PPI — stays visible even in harsh outdoor light. The Dimensity 7300 on a 4nm process is efficient and modern, the 50MP main camera with OIS keeps low-light shots steady where unstabilised rivals blur, and 12GB/256GB is comfortable. The 5000mAh battery is solid. The compromises are the 2MP depth lens and the flicker sensor, which do almost nothing for real-world photos, and a 16MP selfie camera that is merely average for the price — Realme put its budget into the rear optics, not the front. The Oppo Reno 12F 5G is 10,000 PKR cheaper, and its AMOLED panel gives richer blacks and a superior 32MP selfie camera, plus 12GB/256GB at the lower price. The Realme answers with a newer 4nm Dimensity 7300 against the Oppo's 6nm Dimensity 6300, a stabilised 50MP main versus the Oppo's unstabilised 50+8+2MP trio, a 2000-nit peak display against the Reno's unspecified brightness, and a newer 2025-era design. Both carry 5000mAh batteries. If camera stability, screen brightness and a newer chip justify the premium, the 13 Plus wins; if an AMOLED display, a better selfie and 10,000 PKR savings matter more, the Reno 12F is the smarter buy. Verify PTA registration on the 13 Plus IMEI before paying — Realme's upper midrange is a popular non-approved import.