OnePlus Open Designed For The Next Chapter of Never Settle

OnePlus Open: Best tablet-style foldable phone – The number of foldable phones on the market has never been higher, thanks to the collective effort of just about every manufacturer, including Google with its Pixel Fold, Motorola with its Razr lineup, and OnePlus with the OnePlus Open.

OnePlus 12 and OnePlus Open are the latest flagship offerings by the Chinese tech brand. Now, users of these smartphones are seemingly bothered by pre-installed apps on their phones.

While Samsung has held the reins of the best foldable honor for years, I’m giving the top spot right now to the OnePlus Open. OnePlus Open Full Specifications are given below:

OnePlus Open Full Specs

OnePlus Open Pros

Lightest and thinnest foldable design
Intuitive multitasking and productivity features
65W fast charging will spoil you
16GB RAM and 512GB of storage is the base level

OnePlus Open Cons

• still pricey, even if it undercuts the competition
• No IP68 rating and wireless charging support

OnePlus Open Price in India

• OnePlus Open (16GB RAM, 512GB) – Voyager Black ₹ 129,900
• OnePlus Open (16GB RAM, 512GB) – Emerald Dusk ₹ 129,988

Unlike its competitors, the OnePlus Open strikes the best balance of weight-to-size ratio. When folded, the phone is as light as an iPhone, and when unfolded, it expands into a thin slate of visual goodness.

OnePlus leverages the 7.8-inch display by offering some of the most intuitive multitasking features I’ve tested, headlined by “Open Canvas.” With it, you can open up to three apps at once, and as you tap into each one, the other one or two will tuck itself to the side, ready to reappear when needed.

OnePlus Open tech specs: Processor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 | Display size: 6.3 inches and 7.8 inches | Storage options: 512GB | Rear cameras: 48MP main, 48MP ultrawide, 64MP telephoto| Front camera: 32MP (outer) and 20MP (inner)

The triple camera setup, while presented in a casing that sticks out more than I’d prefer, captures spectacular photos and videos, with an emphasis on blue and orangish hues that cinematographers and photography buffs know and love.

The cherry on top for me is its $1,699 price tag. One Amazon customer even says the Open was a surprisingly smooth entryway into Android, “after going with just iPhones since the iPhone 7.”

By nature of the foldable form factor, the Open is also capable of taking hands-free selfies and group photos. OnePlus got the fundamentals down pat with the Open, too, including 65W fast charging capabilities (with a charger in the box) that blow past Samsung’s Z Fold 5 and Google’s Pixel Fold standards, a base configuration of 16GB RAM and 512GB storage, and a crease-less inner display.