OnePlus Open

Solid foldable hardware with minimal display crease ; Custom foldable camera tech ; Unique Open Canvas multitasking software ; True fast charging capabilities

IPX4 water resistance isn’t the best ; Still hefty at 245g

The OnePlus Open gets the book-style foldable formula right, boasting a no-compromise experience with excellent displays, great performance, custom foldable camera tech and fast charging, all at a price cheaper than most of the competition.

The slightest display crease of any foldable ; The most satisfying opening mechanism ; No-compromise approach to cameras ; Great power and battery life

Will you really use it unfolded enough to justify? ; That camera bump is bloomin' massive ; Some software irks

OnePlus' first foray into the foldables market is an undeniable major success. The Open doesn't compromise in any one department compared to its key competition, making for an experience that can't be rivalled right now. That said, with a folded...

Fabulously built ; High specification ; Brand new camera tech

Cost, obviously ; Digital zoom a struggle in lower light

Lower price, brilliant build: the OnePlus Open is the finest foldable we’ve seen yet. The only question is, who will actually buy it?

Outstanding design and build, IPX4 splash proof.

No HFR gaming.

Yes, we enjoyed this OnePlus, both Open and Closed. It is one of the best combinations of a smartphone, tablet, and cameraphone, and we highly recommend it, especially once its launch price has settled a bit.

Great compact and lightweight size Powerful cameras Beautiful screens Anti-glare inner display Opens flat easily 67W fast charging Intuitive multitasking

Hinge isn't firm enough Large camera bump Macro and 120x Super Res are not great

“The OnePlus Open is a great new foldable, and it costs less than you'd expect.”

Gorgeous displays ; Attractive design ; High-quality hardware ; Advanced multitasking

Expensive ; Average cameras ; No wireless charging

The OnePlus Open is an attractive and well-made foldable smartphone with fluid performance, specialized multitasking software, and excellent screens inside and out.

Thin and light for a foldable ; Great format that feels like a normal phone when it’s closed ; Good multitasking support

Lacks full water resistance ; No wireless charging ; Price is too high considering missing features

I think the best thing the OnePlus Open can do is push Samsung and Google to more aggressive innovation on their phones. We don’t need to imagine what a foldable might look like if it occupied the middle ground between the Galaxy and Pixel foldable...