OnePlus Open, 16GB RAM+512GB, Dual-SIM, Emerald Dusk, US Factory Unlocked Android Smartphone, 4805 mAh Battery, 67W Fast Charging, Hasselblad Camera, 120Hz Fluid Display
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Features
- Free 6 months of Google One and 3 months of Youtube Premium with purchase of OnePlus Open. (New accounts only for each service to qualify)
- Thin & Light Design: The OnePlus Open is the thinnest & lightest foldable in North America*. With aerospace-grade materials & a custom Flexion hinge design, the OnePlus Open delivers a ergonomic user experience. With carbon fiber support structures & titanium alloy, the Open is as durable as it is premium. *Comparison does not include flip-style foldable phones. Thinnest measurement excludes rear-facing camera.
- Premium Displays: OnePlus Open features a 6.31" exterior display & 7.82" foldable interior display. Experience a premium viewing experience with a near-invisible crease, Dolby Vision, & 10-bit color, & 2800 nits peak brightness.
- Multitasking: Take multitasking to the next level with Open Canvas, which allows instant app-switching & drag-and-drop functionality across apps. With our iconic OxygenOS design language, the OnePlus Open is fast & smooth across all scenarios - gaming, entertainment, working, and more.
- Camera: The OnePlus Open features a powerful triple camera array co-developed with Hasselblad. These include a primary 48MP primary lens, a 48MP ultra-wide, and a 64MP periscope zoom lens. Capture pro-grade portraits with natural bokeh & high color accuracy or shoot stories in Dolby Vision HDR format.
- Performance: With a powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor and 16GB of RAM, the OnePlus Open is a powerhouse for graphics intensive apps, games, or content. The device comes charge-ready with 67W Fast Charging, getting you from 1-100% in 43 minutes.
Description
Meet the thinnest & lightest foldable in North America - the OnePlus Open. With aerospace grade materials and an ergonomic design, the Open is perfect for everyday use or heavy multitasking. Explore the intuitive software of Open Canvas to effortlessly navigate your favorite apps simultaneously. The OnePlus Open also features a powerful triple camera array, co-developed with Hasselblad.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | OnePlus |
| Model | OnePlus Open |
| Unlocked | Yes |
| Operating System | Android 13.0 |
| Network Compatibility | 5G, GSM, LTE, Wi-Fi |
| Storage Capacity | 512 GB |
| RAM | 16 GB |
| Connectivity | GSM/1900 WCDMA B1/2/4/5/6/8/19 |
| Color | Emerald Dusk |
| Display Size | 7.82 Inches |
| Product Dimensions (inches) | 6.03 x 2.89 x 0.46 |
| Weight | 245 Grams (8.6 ounces) |
| GPS | Yes, with A-GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO, QZSS, and Beidou |
| Special Features | Ultra-Thin Foldable Design, 67W Rapid Charging |
| Battery | 4805mAh, Fast Charging (67W) |
| Box Contents | Power Adapter, Type-A to C Cable, Quick Start Guide, Safety Information, Warranty Card, Protective Case, Screen Protector, SIM Tray Ejector, USB Dongle |
| Release Date | October 19, 2023 |
| Country of Origin | China |
Frequently asked questions
The OnePlus Open Emerald Dusk smartphone comes with 16GB RAM and 512GB internal storage for powerful performance and ample storage space. It supports Dual-SIM functionality, is factory unlocked for use with various carriers in the US, and features a large 4805mAh battery with 67W fast charging capability. The device boasts a high-quality Hasselblad camera for superior photography and a 120Hz Fluid Display for smooth visuals.
While the product description focuses on key features like the Hasselblad camera, fast charging, and Fluid Display, it does not explicitly mention 5G compatibility. However, most recent smartphones from OnePlus support 5G, so it's advised to check the specifications or with the manufacturer directly to confirm 5G network compatibility.
Yes, the OnePlus Open Emerald Dusk is factory unlocked, which means it can be used with various carriers in the US. However, it's always best to check with your specific carrier to ensure full compatibility, especially for network bands and 5G support.
The Hasselblad camera technology on the OnePlus Open enhances photography capabilities by offering more accurate colors and higher quality images. It leverages Hasselblad's expertise in color science and advanced imaging techniques, providing users with professional-grade photography options, including detailed photos and rich textures, straight from their smartphone.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The OnePlus Open emerges as a commendable contender in the foldable phone market, impressing users with its design, specs, and user experience. It's praised for its comfortable handling, expansive front display, and the clean OxygenOS, with minimal bloatware. However, it's not without its flaws, such as the reported random reboots and compatibility issues with certain carriers' Wi-Fi calling. Despite these setbacks, the device garners admiration for its build quality, camera potential, and value for money.
Pros
- 📱 Larger, more user-friendly front display
- 🔄 OxygenOS offers a clean, bloatware-minimal experience
- 🛠️ Solid build quality and impressive design
- 📸 Promising camera features and potential
- 💵 Good value for the price
Cons
- ❌ Issues with Wi-Fi calling and carrier compatibility
- ⚠️ Some users report random reboots, even after software updates and resets
- 🔄 Transition to foldables may not be for everyone, with some drawbacks compared to traditional flagships
- 🔐 Some functionality and app compatibility issues noted
Should I Buy It?
If you're a foldable enthusiast or looking for a fresh experience within the foldable market, the OnePlus Open presents an attractive option with its robust feature set and design. However, be aware of the potential technical hiccups and ensure that the benefits align with your needs and usage patterns. For those heavily invested in the ecosystem of another brand or requiring unwavering reliability in terms of software and connectivity, you may want to weigh your options carefully.
I've owned every foldable from Samsung since the Z-Fold2 (except the new 7), and was a die hard Samsung guy until the inside screen on my Z-Fold5 died like 3 times, and the local shop said Samsung wouldn't replace it any more, even though it was still within the year. Fine, I got a 6 and within a MONTH the stylus had stopped working, and frankly the phone took a step backwards within several features like the camera, stylus tools, fingerprint reader, wireless charging, etc. I was late to the OnePlus game, and holy smokes I wish I would have joined sooner. The OS has some things I wish they'd figure out (keyboard in MS-Teams when unfolded, some rotation things are wonky, SIM sometimes needs me to reboot to get data, etc...) but this phone is better in just about every single way compared to Samsung. Battery life, form factor, lack of inside screen destroying itself, camera, etc... all better in my opinion. Forget relative value, I think it is honestly a BETTER phone regardless of price. I did break the inside screen once, and it was 100% my fault - but OnePlus replaced it anyway, and in the process messed up the tickets and I got a brand new phone plus my old one completely repaired. I tried to return it, they said keep it. So now I have this one, plus another one that is pretty much brand new in the box (although I do charge it, boot it, and let it run the battery down to like 20% then recharge and turn it off like every 6-8 weeks.) My one complaint is that the stupid thing won't die. I've had it now since February of '24, and I have dropped it, kicked it, had it fall off the tractor into dirt, it literally came out of my pocket at 45mph on my motorcycle and ate pavement (with a decent case, mind you), and besides LOTS of scratches and a dead spot about a 3 square mm on the inside screen just above the camera, it just keeps going. I stopped using a case with it about 3 months ago because I'm ready to swap to the new one, and I figured it would have gotten cracked, inside screen would have died, or something else by now. Nope. Battery still lasts 2 full days, camera still fine, screen scratched but fine, fingerprint reader fine. Stupid thing won't give up. Hope they made money on this one enough to do another one. This form factor is by far my favorite, and I'm sure EVENTUALLY I'll need a new one, and I don't want the Fold, and I def don't want the exploding Pixel.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2025 by James Harris
I have to say, I was surprised by this phone. Being a loyal Samsung user for over the last decade, I was conflicted between choosing this or the Fold 5. Eventually choosing this phone due to the better screen ratios and for One Plus's (technically) first folding phone and my first One Plus phone. Wow. Just wow. I've had the phone for around 3 days now and so far I have gotten multiple compliments. And while I can not recommend the phone currently due to the admittedly high prices of folding smart phones. I plan on recommending it when it assumedly drops in price when the next generation releases. Pros; • Perfect foldable screen aspect ratios. Unlike Samsung that insists on a thing outer folding screen in (an assumed) attempt to make people want to use the opened form of the phone. One plus instead offers a for normal outer screen. Not only meaning you can use it like a normal phone but also get a larger tablet from factor. • Invisible Crease When the screen is folded open the crease is probably the best currently on the market. Unable to be seen unless held at angles that you would never even think of looking at the phone at unless you wanted to see the crease. • Battery Life So far I have only gotten below 50% battery after regular use of the phone in one day. That day being the first day I got the phone, when it arrived at 50% battery. • Charging This phone will charge FAST. I've put this charge at charge around 60% and came back 20-30 minutes later to see it fully charged. Cons; • Price Now this is a problem with all main foldable phones currently on the market but yeah... I honestly can not see foldable becoming main stream until they are able to be brought down in price. Though that is probably still a few years off. • Software Now this is not a dig at Oxygen OS as it so far feels like a good skin on the great Android OS. But some apps act weird when swapping between open and closed modes. Stretch long or squishing. I don't know if this is because these apps have only focused on working well on screen sizes similar to the Galaxy Fold but it is an issue where I sometimes have to close out of apps when swapping between screens just to not deal with awkward lay outs. Besides that though so far everything has been great.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024 by Jon C.
I have owned the Samsung Z Fold 3, 4, and 5. There were so few substantial changes in those releases that I sold the Z Fold 5 within three months of ownership. I never enjoyed using the outer screen for anything, especially if I needed to enter data, because it was too narrow. The cameras were too much of a downgrade from their S-series phones. Although they had pen support, carrying one required a thicker case on an already large and heavy phone. I wear pants with large pockets, but the long skinny foldable would occasionally fall out while sitting down. While the Z Fold interface can be very good, there were too many duplicated apps that added little additional functionality, including their voice assistant. This unnecessarily increased overall complexity when using the phone. I also purchased the S24 Ultra with AI built in, but only for the Samsung apps. Since I don't use their browser, voice assistant, messaging, or mail I didn't have access to much AI on that phone. Plus, I had become accustomed to the larger inside screen and missed that part of the foldable experience. I then tried the Pixel Fold, but did not like its inability to easily lay flat, many apps did not display correctly on the large inside screen, it had heat issues when doing everyday things, and Google's pitiful history of pixel phone support (I have owned several early Pixel phones). I loved the outer screen aspect much better than the Z Fold. I read several reviews for the OnePlus Open that were so good I purchased one and these are my notes so far. Pros - the outer screen is the perfect height and width for typing with my larger thumbs - face unlock is more accurate and faster - it is lighter than the Z Fold and much lighter than the Pixel Fold - it charges in 42 minutes from 0%, so I do not miss or need wireless charging - its larger battery lasts longer than the Z Fold 5 - while I am not a phone camera expert, my pictures are noticably better - the interface is much simpler and streamlined with minimal app duplication - I am surprised how much I like their Open Canvas multi-tasking implementation - the crease on the phone is much closer to being invisible than all Z Folds or the Pixel Fold Cons - not water or dust proof, just splash resistant - not a wide selection of good cases
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2024 by Larry A
Color: Emerald Dusk
Style: Phone
Ignore the clutter in the background. This phone is less than 60 days old. As you can see from the photo, 30% of the pixels have failed along the center fold and the right-side of the screen from the hinge does not respond to touch. The phone still functions fine in folded mode. After 2 days of trying to get to support, all I got was a sorry, no replacement after 15 days... And the repairs are on my dollar as well, and will take several weeks. Overall performance was snappy and crisp. The phone was thinner than my old Z-fold 4 which was nice, and the plugged in charge is SUPER fast... but for a high-end phone in 2024 to LACK wireless charging is a disappointment. Also the phone does run hot if you are watching a lot of video/youtube. On day 59, I'd have written a MUCH better review, but the build quality, and worse support make this a 1 star rating. Avoid.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2024 by Douglas Hurstell
Color: Emerald Dusk
Style: Phone
So, I wasn’t supposed to purchase a phone, let alone a foldable because I was a happy Surface Duo user, however, circumstances dictate for me to purchase a new foldable because my Duo slipped out of my pocket and dropped. At first, the screen was still responsive even though there were cracks all over it, but little by little the responsiveness declined. Luckily, OnePlus was released just in time I was looking for a new foldable. You are probably asking, why didn’t I have my Duo repaired? I would if I could, but I am currently living out of the US, and I cannot just send my device for repair. I will when I return state side. Why did I select OnePlus over the like of Samsung Fold and Pixel Fold. For one, I was looking for a phone that emulates the Surface Duo’s ability to multitask. After trying both devices, I decided to go with the OnePlus Open based on multiple reviews online on how it handles multiple apps at the same time. Granted, it is a leap of faith decision since where I am at, the foldable isn’t available at all – thanks Oppo! Now that I have had the phone for a month, I’m happy to say that I enjoy using the device and all its quirks. For one, the widgets are not expandable when you open the device. They are all on the left side of the screen, and you cannot move it in the center of the screen. It is not a deal breaker, but it would just be nice to see whatever widgets that’s on the front screen to be in the middle of the device when you unfold it. Microsoft Teams (school or work) is sometimes quirky with this device. When you tap to answer a notification while using both screens. The app for some reason has multiple sessions on the left side of the screen. You must navigate back close those sessions before you can respond. Luckily, from what I have read, Microsoft is giving love to this device, as it will bake the Link to Windows feature into the OS soon (Oxygen 14) – ala Samsung. I hope that Microsoft will work out some of the issues with MS Teams with the manufacturer as well. Now that the cons are out of the way, here is a list that I like about the device: Battery Optimizer - tells you when an app is draining the battery, and the battery last exceptionally long Fast Charging - it is extremely fast when you use its charger! Weight - noticeably light compared to the rest of the foldables I've tried And of course, the camera, but that is a different topic! I am glad that I had that leap of faith and purchased this device, and for now, my Surface Duo 2 will take a rest. (I'm giving this device four stars for now, but I will update this review once Oxygen OS 14 is released. Maybe then, I can give it 5 stars.) Update: After receiving the latest Update for the device, the system is still marred with the same dual screen issue for some Apps. While functional, you can tell that it isn't natural for a foldable, as it tries to run the app in full screen. The same goes with Microsoft Teams as I mentioned above. Link to Windows is fully baked, and from what I can tell, it is functioning as it should. Keeping it at 4 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2023 by RommelS
The large cover screen sets the OnePlus Open apart from competitors. It feels practical and spacious for quick tasks without forcing you to unfold the device every time. The unfolded display is a joy to use—sharp, vibrant, and expansive. Whether you’re watching videos, multitasking, or reading, the experience is smooth and immersive. Despite being a foldable, the OnePlus Open remains surprisingly slim and easy to carry. It’s not overly bulky, which is an underrated achievement in this category. Unlike other manufacturers, OnePlus includes a case in the box—a small touch that shows their attention to detail and value for customers. While not a deal-breaker, the omission of wireless charging feels like a step back for a premium device. If you’ve built wireless charging into your daily habits, you might miss it. For anyone using AT&T, be warned AT&T WiFi Calling is not an option with the Open. Using T-Mobile, WiFi Calling was available so it’s not an issue with the phone. The OnePlus Open shines as a well-thought-out foldable with a larger cover screen and a slim profile that makes it practical for everyday use. While it skips wireless charging, the overall hardware experience is refined and premium. OnePlus has delivered a thoughtfully designed product that feels polished and ready for the mainstream.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2024 by Christopher
For context, I've been a long-time iPhone user, and I've been taking flack for it ever since I started working in tech. After doing research on the best folding phone I landed on this one. I think its a brilliant phone when it comes to the camera, screen and software features. Oxygen OS is amazing and I hate to admit it, but far superior to iOS in my humble opinion. That being said, customer support for this device is non-existent. My mother-in-law accidentally dropped my phone, and even though it was in a pretty rugged case, the internal screen got damaged. It's been over a month since I started the repair process with One Plus directly, and they told me today that they haven't even inspected it. On top of that, I called several phone repair shops here in Southern California, and they estimate they might have repair parts in a year. Which ultimately leads me to this: The fact that getting a device repaired is such a pain makes it completely impractical. I would rather have inferior hardware and software, but I know that if an accident happens or my device breaks, I can get it repaired or replaced quickly.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2024 by Amazon Customer
First - people either love "fold" cell phones or they hate them. I love them. I've used a couple of Samsung's Z Folds. My only negative for the Samsung Z Fold is - when not folded - the screen is too narrow. So when OnePlus announced they were going to have a Fold (Open) - I was excited. Because they were coming out with one - and because it would get me back in the OnePlus family. I had the original - OnePlus One, then 3, then 6, N200, then 9. For me there's no problem with their launcher/operating system - OxygenOS. But I do flip between OOS and Microsoft Launcher because I like variety. I did that with my Samsung phones too. I like change. What can I say. I like the feel in my hand. I like that the front screen is wider - and when open the screen is bigger. I like that there aren't a bunch of preinstalled stuff that you don't want to use - and some of which you can't uninstall. OxygenOS is a pretty clean operating system - no unnecessary bloat - i haven't had to remove any apps. I am having an issue with making/receiving calls when WiFi is on - my cell provider (cough t-mob cough) just told me "turn off WiFi" which is them saying - it's not our problem. And to be transparent - I had the same issue with with my cell provider branded Samsung Folds - no or spotted calls when WiFi was on - and got the same response from my provider - "turn off WiFi." And yes - that does fix the sympton - not the root cause. I have reached out to OnePlus support - they responded very quickly - asked me for some information that my cell provider never asked. So we shall see. It's not a deal breaker for me because I have unlimited calls/text/data - so I can keep WiFi off. Would be nice to have it on when I'm streaming music and video, etc. Anyhow - to wrap up - great phone - love how fast and clean it is - and love being back with the OnePlus family again.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2023 by JayS