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The incredible OnePlus 12 has a $100 discount today

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While Apple, Samsung, and Google devices tend to dominate the mobile device market, there are a handful of third-party alternatives that are just as good (if not better in some cases), and one of these underdogs is OnePlus. For years, OnePlus has been releasing fast, powerful, and feature-rich smartphones, and, as luck would have it, one of them is on sale today: 

When you purchase both the 256GB and 512GB versions of the OnePlus 12 directly through OnePlus, you’ll get $100 off the usual MSRP! It’s one of the best phone deals we’ve seen all week, and when we tested the OnePlus 12 last April, our team said: “The OnePlus 12 is a tremendous smartphone value — and one of the top Android phones to beat in 2024.”

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Why you should buy the OnePlus 12

When it comes to power and performance, the OnePlus 12 has got you covered. Running a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, octa-core CPU, and Adreno 750 GPU, we experienced lightning-fast load times, app animations, and UI navigation. It’s also hard to beat the glorious visuals you’ll get with the 6.82-inch AMOLED display. Delivering up to 4,500 nits at peak brightness and protected by the Gorilla Glass Vectus 2, even if your device takes a tumble, it should resurface unscathed. 

In our testing, we were able to get the OnePlus 12 to last up to two days on a full charge, and thanks to 100W USB-C charging, you’ll be able to re-up lost battery in no time at all (the phone supports Qi wireless, too). And even if you only find yourself snapping one or two photos per month, we guarantee that a few minutes spent with the OnePlus 12’s Hasselblad camera system will turn you into a budding photographer! 

It’s hard to say how long this discount is going to hang around, so today might be the best (and last) day to score this deal. Take $100 off the 256GB and 512GB versions of the OnePlus 12 when you order through OnePlus. You may also want to take a look at our lists of the best Samsung Galaxy deals and best Google Pixel deals for even more markdowns on top mobile hardware.

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