Piyush Bhasarkar
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The first foldable from OnePlus was in the news from last couple of months which will dubbed as OnePlus Open. The OnePlus open was earlier set to launch in the August month, and OnePlus Even Start teasing the the device. But now the device has reportedly delayed, let’s take a look at details.
OnePlus Open Delayed: The Reason.
Journalist Max Jambor has revealed on X (Formally Twitter) that the anticipated launch of OnePlus’ foldable device, known as OnePlus Open, is facing a delay. This setback, as Max Jambor explains, arises from OnePlus’ dissatisfaction with the display screens provided by BOE, a Chinese company. Consequently, the launch has been postponed as OnePlus seeks to ensure a more satisfactory user experience.
Resultantly, OnePlus rejected the BOE screen orders and, as per the tipster, will be incorporating Samsung panels into their upcoming foldable smartphone. This strategic shift reflects OnePlus’ commitment to providing an improved user experience while sidestepping the recent issues related to green lines on their smartphones.
As per Onleaks report, the launch Originally scheduled for an August 29th launch in New York, the OnePlus Open’s release date has been postponed due to this crucial change. The initial choice of BOE display panels was replaced by Samsung panels, underlining OnePlus’ commitment to enhancing the device’s overall performance. While the new release date remains unknown, the decision to switch components suggests OnePlus’ dedication to ensuring a satisfactory user experience and maintaining their reputation for quality.
Jambor’s insights into this shift shed light on OnePlus’ last-minute change, moving from BOE to Samsung for display panels. Samsung’s extensive presence in the foldable market brings promise to the OnePlus Open’s potential as an upgrade. With Samsung panels being utilized in various foldable devices, including the Google Pixel Fold, Motorola Razr+, and Galaxy Z Flip 5, the change could indeed contribute to a more appealing foldable device.
As of now, the impact of this delay on the OnePlus Open’s final offering remains uncertain. Leaks suggest that the device holds promise as an enticing foldable option. While OnePlus’ official statement is awaited, the company’s proactive approach to improving its product is evident through this strategic shift.
OnePlus Open Specifications.
The Renders and the specifications of the OnePlus foldable has been previously leaked by Tipster onleaks in collaboration with Smartprix and Mysmartprice respectively. The OnePlus foldable will sports 7.8″ 2K foldable AMOLED display, With a remarkable 120Hz refresh rate, this foldable screen immerses users in an experience that’s both fluid and lifelike. On the outer surface, the OnePlus Open presents a 6.3″ AMOLED display with the same 120Hz refresh rate, ensuring that interactions are silky-smooth and content is vibrant even in daylight.
Fueling the OnePlus Open’s capabilities is the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor. This powerhouse of a chipset provides the muscle needed for seamless multitasking, lightning-fast app launches, and a smooth user experience. Backed by a formidable 16GB of RAM, the device effortlessly juggles various tasks, making lag a thing of the past.
The camera system on the OnePlus Open is a testament to OnePlus’s commitment to photography excellence. The triple-camera setup comprises a 48MP main camera, a 48MP ultra-wide lens, and a 64MP telephoto lens. This versatile trio empowers you to capture stunning landscapes, detailed close-ups, and everything in between with uncompromised clarity and vibrancy.
The OnePlus Open doesn’t hold back on selfie capabilities either. With a 32MP front camera located on the outside and a 20MP front camera tucked inside. It will run on the Oxygen OS 13.1, built upon the solid foundation of Android 13. It features the signature alert slider that OnePlus users have come to love. The device will packed 4800mAh battery that keeps you going through your busiest days. And, it support 67W fast charging.
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