I used the OnePlus Open for a whole year - why it's still the foldable phone to beat in 2025
Briefly

from ZDNET1 month ago
In 2019, after driving eight hours to buy the first Samsung Galaxy Fold, I was immediately hooked on foldables. A phone that turned into a mini tablet proved perfect for my train commute and business travel.
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I'm happy to report that the $199 was a waste of money as the Open has performed flawlessly and remains in nearly mint condition. OnePlus hit it out of the ballpark with the Open; in addition to its hardware durability, the device runs Android 15 flawlessly.
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As much as Samsung has spent marketing its various multitasking features on the Z Fold, Open Canvas has served me well for nearly a year and a half. I love simply dragging up an app icon to open it side-by-side or single-tapping on an app pair to launch two apps at once in seconds.
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Although the OnePlus Open does support the Oppo Find N2 stylus, there's no easy way to purchase this in the US; my stylus order ended up being canceled and refunded after I'd waited several months for delivery.
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