It's a solid flagship, but there's nothing special about it to entice you away from a Samsung or Google phone—especially not for $900.

For US consumers, Android phone options are limited and we think that sucks. The market shouldn’t be dominated by two players. That’s not what Android is about, at least, that’s not what it used to be about.

The OnePlus 13R delivers a fine bit of performance for its price, plus doesn't look half bad while it performs.