OnePlus Releases Inaugural Foldable Device 'OnePlus Open': All Specs Revealed
OnePlus launched its first foldable device, the OnePlus Open, at a Mumbai event on October 19, 2023. The company claims that the moniker "Open" represents the foldable's form factor, and also the company's commitment to openness. Kinder Liu, the President and COO of OnePlus referred to the OnePlus Open as the "dream smartphone" ahead of launch.
What is the outline of OnePlus Open?
The Chinese technology company's first foldable packs a punch - a folding design, ProXDR displays, and multi-spatial speakers. The smartphone comes with a camera setup that is headlined by Sony's LYTIA "Pixel Stacked" sensor.
How is the design of the OnePlus Open?
The company describes OnePlus Open's design as "industrial minimalism combined with sophisticated elegance." The phone comes in two colours - Emerald Dusk (green) and Voyager Black.
Camera sensors are placed in a light-reflective CD-pattern dial. The OnePlus Open weighs 239 grams and is 5.8 mm thick when unfolded and 11.7 mm thick when folded. The device weighs as much as the iPhone 14 Pro Max (240 grams), the company said.
The "Flexion Hinge" on the OnePlus Open is built on a single-spine architecture, according to OnePlus, making it stand out from a three-part spine that may be found on most foldables. For the hinge, OnePlus used 69 parts as opposed to the conventional 100+, which the company claims makes it lighter.
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The OnePlus Open's Display comes with the Ceramic Guard on the cover display, which the company says is 20% tougher than Victus. The main display of the smartphone has three layers of protection - an Ultra-Thin Glass layer, TPU to protect against impact, and anti-reflection screen protector.
The camera on OnePlus Open is equipped with Sony's new LYTIA "Pixel Stacked" image sensor (LYT-T808). The 1/1.43-inch "Pixel Stacked" CMOS sensor is able to deliver image quality on par with the 1-inch Sony IMX989 sensor.
The smartphone is made from proprietary cobalt molybdenum alloy and titanium alloy. For the hinge, OnePlus used zirconium-based amorphous alloy. In addition, the OnePlus Open has the company's iconic Alert Slider.
What are the cameras like on OnePlus Open?
The OnePlus Open has a tri-camera set up ?- with a 48MP Sony LYTIA-T808 "Pixel Stacked" Main Camera with OIS; a 64MP Telephoto Camera with OIS 3X optical, 6X in-sensor zoom, up to 120X Ultra Res zoom; and a 48MP Ultra-Wide Camera.
For selfies, the OnePlus Open has a 20 MP front camera on the main screen, and a 32 MP camera on the cover screen - making the cover screen a better choice for front-facing activities.
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The smartphone's primary back camera debuts with the "Pixel Stacked" technology that is also known as "Dual-Layer Transistor Pixel" technology. This architecture allows the lens to make more use of space and allow in more light that boosts dynamic range of the device, the company claims.
What are the general specs of OnePlus Open?
Cover screen
- 6.31¡± Super Fluid AMOLED display
- 120Hz Refresh Rate (LTPO3.0 supported)
- 91.8% Screen-to-body ratio
- 2,800nits Peak Brightness 431 PPI
- High frequency PWM @1440Hz
- 20% more impact resistant than Gorilla Glass Victus
Main screen
- 7.82¡± Flexi-fluid AMOLED
- 120Hz Refresh Rate (LTPO3.0 supported)
- 89.6% Screen-to-body ratio
- 2,800nits Peak Brightness 426 PPI
- 10bit Color Dept
The OnePlus runs on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset with 16GB of RAM ?and comes with 5G dual sim connectivity and Wi-Fi connectivity. In addition, the phone has a 4,805mAh battery that can charge from 1-100% in 42 minutes owing to 67W charging, the company claims. The OnePlus will receive four years of major Android version upgrades and five years of security upgrades and is IPX4 waterproof rated.
How much does the OnePlus Open cost?
The OnePlus Open costs Rs. 1,39,999 for 16 GB RAM and 512 GB storage.?
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