The OnePlus Open will be released during an event in Mumbai this week on October 19.
If you’re one of those who get annoyed by the huge crease then OnePlus Open could be the smartphone.
The crease on the OnePlus Open is significantly shallower than most of its competitors.
OnePlus is getting into the foldable smartphone market and we cannot wait to see what it has to offer. With the internet flooded with leaks and speculations, everyone is excited to see this book-style foldable smartphone as this means more variety in the foldable market. The OnePlus Open is just around the corner at this point.
OnePlus’ first foldable, the OnePlus Open will be released during an event in Mumbai this week on October 19. Ahead of its launch, YouTuber Michael Fisher shared a video where he takes us through the OnePlus headquarters, and on top of that, he even gets to see the OnePlus Open even before its launch. And he shared the first look with the world. Let’s see what it reveals.
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Fisher shared some insider information on the OnePlus Open that we wouldn’t officially hear until the day of the launch. Fisher mainly discussed durability and the crease of the smartphone in his post.
Okay, before we go ahead. You would agree with me that the biggest concern on foldable smartphones is the crease that comes on the screen. Well, if you’re one of those who get annoyed by the huge crease then OnePlus Open could be the smartphone of choice for you as we hear that it could come with a barely visible crease.
Even in the video shared by Fisher, the crease on the OnePlus Open is significantly shallower than most of its competitors. He further added that the number of parts that made up the hinge has come down from 100 to 69. It has a weight of just 13 grams because OnePlus has used lighter alloys.
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Next up, the video shows us how Fisher even witnessed the durability tests that OnePlus subjected the OnePlus Open to. He shows the drop test, twist test, and bend test in his video. However, he did not reveal the IP certifications of the smartphones. But it is being speculated that the smartphone will come with the IPX2 and IPX4 ratings.
Let’s just wait and see what the OnePlus Open actually is like.
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