A major OnePlus leak has revealed the company’s entire phone launch roadmap for 2025, and it looks like an exciting year ahead for fans of the brand.
Oneline Technology on Weibo has posted what they claim to be all the major new handsets coming to China over the next few months.
First up is the OnePlus 13T, which is supposedly the official name for the rumoured OnePlus 13 Mini. If true, it’d mark the first return to ‘T’ branding for OnePlus since the 10T in 2022.
The phone is expected to make its Chinese debut in April, though it’s not clear when a global launch might take place.
Following that, OnePlus seems to be gearing up for a busy May with the release of the OnePlus Ace 5s and Ace 5v. The latter is believed to be the Chinese variant of the Nord 5, so we’d expect to see that come to Europe later this year. However, it remains to be seen whether the device will follow the Nord 4 in not being available in the US.
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The biggest launch of the year for OnePlus seems set to take place in October when the brand unveils its next flagship. However, it might not be called the OnePlus 14.
Due to tetraphobia, the superstition around the number four in Chinese culture, OnePlus could choose to skip straight to the OnePlus 15 instead.
While this isn’t a confirmed change, it wouldn’t be the first time a Chinese brand has avoided the number four in its naming conventions. On the other hand, it didn’t skip the Nord 4, so nothing is certain at the moment.
The final major releases of 2025 might arrive in November with the OnePlus Ace 6 and OnePlus Ace 6 Pro. While these devices are set to launch in China first, slightly modified versions could make their way to international markets in early 2026.
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Interestingly, the leak also suggests OnePlus is planning some significant design changes for its 2025 lineup.
While the specifics of these design tweaks remain unclear, the brand is apparently looking to make some significant changes to the way its phones look.
Of course, the details in the roadmap may not be final, so a lot could change between now and any official launches.
One device that isn’t mentioned is the OnePlus Open 2, but it’s set to arrive much sooner. A launch in China is set for 20 February, where it’s expected to be known as the Oppo Find N5.
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Overall, the OnePlus 2025 leaked roadmap paints a very promising picture for fans of the brand. The only question is whether this leak will hold true or if OnePlus has a few more surprises up its sleeve.
