OnePlus 12

Enthusiasts on a budget have a habit of finding phones like the OnePlus 12 — OnePlus's formula of flagship-grade internals at a price that undercuts the establishment.

Display & Design

The 6.1 inch LTPO AMOLED refreshes at 120 Hz, which transforms everyday scrolling and gaming alike. Bezels are trim and the panel is comfortably bright for metro commutes and midday use. The 190 g build keeps one-handed use easy.

Performance

The engine is the Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 with 8 GB RAM — enough for demanding games at sensible settings and completely unbothered by daily multitasking. Android 15 runs clean, and 512 GB means you'll delete apps by choice, not necessity.

Cameras

On the back, the 50 MP + 8 MP ultrawide dual setup delivers sharp, social-ready shots in daylight and respectable low-light results for the class. The 12 MP TrueDepth front camera handles video calls and selfies cleanly, with video capture up to 4K@60fps.

Battery & Connectivity

A 4600 mAh battery with 67W wired fast charging removes charging anxiety from the daily equation. On the connectivity side you're covered with 5G, 4G LTE, VoLTE, Bluetooth 5.3 and USB-C accessories that work everywhere.

Should you buy the OnePlus 12?

If your budget lands near ₹199, the OnePlus 12 earns its shortlist spot on balance alone — no single weakness undermines the package. Indicative EMIs work out to roughly ₹10/month, and comparing card EMI against consumer durable financing before checkout routinely saves a few thousand rupees.