Does the OnePlus Open change your perspective on Foldables in general? To see why I think the Google Pixel 8 / 8 Pro have problems: th-cam.com/video/3ZDcr1icSo4/w-d-xo.html To check out the Opera Browser: opr.as/Opera-browser-Arun_Maini
Also, I feel like they could have made a lower version with 12GB + 256GB and could've easily priced it at $1499, and that would've been such a crazy VFM at that price
would never buy One+ phoen ever again after One Plus 1.. camera is rubbish, software is rubbish, updates are also rubbish. Buy OPPO equivalent... it is much better. Yes they are the same sompany but R&D is OPPO and the left overs goes to One+
This is the first foldable that has actually convinced me that there is a place for foldables beyond the brag factor and a few niche cases. Not sure it will ever be needed in my life, but if I was juggling a tablet and a phone, I’d definitely consider it.
As someone who used to lug around a phone, tablet and laptop for work... Switching to a Z fold was a great change and I don't see myself going back. Of course my needs aren't the same as everyone else's
I think it's worth it I used to use a tablet a lot back than I switched from a iPhone 14 pro max to the Google fold, I originally got the pro max for the bigger screen but the best decision i made was getting the Google fold, love that I have a smaller screen in the front and bigger tablet screen when I open it fits better in my pocket too vs the pro max switching from Apple to Android wasn't that hard for me because I used to use a android tablet and out of all the android systems I like Google's better vs Samsung
@@Josue-cp5ysthat's probably because google makes android lol 😅 But yeah you're right, I fell in love with the pixel 7 pro And am not sure if I should get this oneplus fold, since it seems so good, or the pixel fold or the galaxy fold 5 True say, that galaxy fold 5 looks really good, so I need to make a choice 😅
This. Split screen on other android phones was laughably dumb trying to squeeze 4 tiny windows on a 6" screen. This implementation makes so much sense and I'd be on board Apple using this style vs other android phones
that thud when opening and closing is immaculate and sends down chills to the spine for it will flood your brain with nostalgia from the flip phones back in the Nokia/Symbian days.
To be honest these features were easily possible for samsung but they chose to ignore it coz there’s no competition in the market. Now OP Open is the standard to beat in foldable, lets see how other companies respond
it's already there on the base android system, 13 got a great rework on the tablet experience with a better dock and the 3 windows at once, companies just reskin the ui in the end
Really appreciate the changes which you made in editing. Less text, sound effects and now I can focus more on you and what you’re trying to make us understand about the product. Great job team!!! 🎉🎉
Wow! First time I'm actually impressed by the foldable, especially the multitasking stuff. The dock at the bottom is almost a carbon copy of what Samsung has with their tabs but they've done better with the "virtual screen" as Arun said. Samsung better take notes and I might just take the dive to the Fold 6
@@phoenix5054it's technically a gen 2 since oneplus oppo (and vivo) are all intertwined because they have the same parent company, that's why oxygenos look so much like color os
the dock and 3 windows at once feature are also part of the base android system since 13 that for tablets got a great rework but as all things the applications companies need to support this in order to work correctly
This the first non-samsung foldable to get my proper attention. And while I'm still far off from buying a foldable(like many other people), the fact that oneplus managed to cramp these specs into this phone and make it(albeit slightly) cheaper than the competition is a step in the right direction in making foldables more affordable for the average person. Also, I appreciate the new editing style. Probably one of the most pleasant reviews I've watched in a while☺️
I LOVE this phone!!! I love the attention to detail, and attention to issues with foldable. My favorite part would have to be the lining or whatever it is, so when it's closed it doesn't get dirt and crumbs and whatnot on the inside screen. Pretty amazing
The thing I like is that OnePlus has always been there company to follow on immediately to some revolutionary business idea. But they really took their sweet time on the folding phone business and when they did enter this market, they entered with a bang.
@@Black-Circle Oppo is the parent company, and yes they share the same rnd team, but OnePlus is a premium segment, which tho similar to oppo has several tweaks to make their phones significantly better compared to the others, so ye, they r not one, they are 2 distinct companies with different intrests
@@metaversewr8827Dude what are you on about. Oppo makes premium phones too. Just how samsung has a phone in every price segment so does oppo. Also every “one plus” phone is also an oppo phone. This foldable is notting special. Theres a bit of software difference otherwise- yes they both are the same. (I dont remm the exact name but oppo has the same foldable phone too)
@@aviral1600 clearly u don't know how or who these companies Target....for instance, OnePlus targets a more premium experience, while costing slightly more, this can clearly be seen in various aspects such as add free and bloat free software, OnePlus also has an edge in haptics, hence overall focusing on a more premium high end experience, thus they call themselves 'flagship killers', not saying they are completely different from oppo, rather, they are a much more refined company, targetting people from a higher price point providing top notch specs, as mentioned OnePlus is nothing but a subsidiary or oppo, just like how Iqoo is to Vivo, so Please Understand what I wrote before replying.
I haven't owned a OnePlus since the 3, but the software/UI optimizations in this product make it a really compelling entry into the segment! Intriguing...
oneplus improved quite a lot over the years. those who say it should be cheaper or the brand is no longer good as it was. they just don't understand tech
This is it. THIS is a worthy successor to my Surface Duo 2. The multitasking aspect of running even more than two apps at the same time is so amazing! I need this!
The phone flopped because of its terrible software at launch. Not because of its design. The concept of dual screens was, and always has been, an under appreciated concept for a long time in the mobile space.
This is the first time I've seen a foldable and thought 'This is actually functionality to match its form!' Hopefully other brands will follow in that software style, it's a game changer!
The split screen mode and the incredible cameras are so cool! These features make this foldable phone actually seem like it could be worth the extremely expensive price!
I've been waiting for a foldable where I don't have to compromise on the specs for about 6 years. I'm 100% buying this. And I hope onePlus is successful for this
As a foldable phone, OMG! Out of all the ones I've seen from Mark, Unbox Therapy, and other TH-camrs who have shown different phones, this one beats them all so far. It also helps that the OS is actually good when it comes to having more than one app active at a time when using other apps, and it just shortens a bit, but not to the point where you can't see. I love that you can have three apps open and switch between them like tiles
All those reviewers have dropped reviews of this exact phone today and also your making it seem like they reviewed specific phones and each reviewer is tied to a certain foldable phone or something. They all reviewed all the same foldables before and so has Whosboss aswell. So it's not like he's the special one who picked this foldable to solely review as his own. Also your very first sentence makes it seem like you identify as a foldable phone 😂. Your whole comment is just all messed up lol Get it together brodi.
The alert slider is basically for when you are at an office meeting or in crowds where you dont want to take out your phone but want to put it to silent, So technically it is the perfect position as you dont have to keep finding it deep in your pockets
I've been. A OnePlus user since the 1+1 now. Never had one without the slider. I never really gave that slider much attention but when I got a non-1+1 job phone recently, I immediately noticed just that. I enter a professional setting, I flick that switch and I know my phone won't bother me. Such a handy thing. Not having it on the job phone really bothers me.
Thanks for your honest review. I was on the lookout to upgrade my galaxy fold 3, but it seems my current phone is doing remarkably well against even newer galaxy folds and any other foldables, although bit slow, but not worth spending that extra amt for that small improvement.
I've seen a lot of reviews on this phone today and by far yours is the most in depth, informative, and has focused content for things users will actually leverage on a daily basis. Great job!
I’ve been an iPhone user since the iPhone 3. I’ve had all of them. I’m tempted to try this one out for a while. 😮. Awesome new editing style too, Arun!!
OnePlus sent us one to film a video for our instagram page but couldn’t talk about it publicly until the release due to our contract . I honestly must say this phone is VERY impressive. I was blown away at how beautiful and well made this phone is. The video and audio quality is out of this world and the Hasselblad cameras are everything I expect from their glass. Although they didn’t let me keep the phone I had to ship it back to them. However I would pay the money for this phone out of my own pocket because it’s that good!
They sent you one? Really? No offense but me and everyone else be doubting you with you 900 subs. And yes that's a lot but still they'd be better of sending one to Arun or Parker Burton aka real techsperts
I just bought a new phone this year, but I think my next phone might be a foldable, since I constantly need to translate between languages using Google Translate. It would be much easier to have both apps open at the same time than tabbing back and forth between them. By the looks of the Open, foldables are finally mature enough to be worthwhile. I will seriously consider getting one for my next phone.
I personally don't split screen i always open my windows in floating window similar to how windows does it, which in my opinion is better than having two apps in split screen
or maybe, if you are having to constantly translate, just memorize the concerned language(s)? I don't see how it is so difficult that you'd rather spend 1800 usd for such a task unless there is some other appeal to it
@@whyisitsodifficultomakeahandlewell unfortunately we're talking a myriad number of languages, including English, Arabic, Hebrew, Spanish, French, Italian, Turkish, Russian, Romanian, Chinese, Korean and Japanese.
That multi-screen system is pretty nifty, definitely a step in the right direction. I wonder if they've been working on fleshing it out for Android 14? 14 is supposed to have better support for large screens, which bodes well for foldables in particular.
A small note , OnePlus is bringing back some old OnePlus specs into this year's flags. Like the new OnePlus open has a 48 mpx ultrawide camera. Which we used to see in 2019-2021 in OnePlus phones. They were known as the best ultrawide camera in the smartphone industry for a long time. ❤ So welcome back OnePlus 🎉
Really you are one of the most honest tech product reviewer but you intentionally keep the screen out of any glare and reflection to hide the hinge mark and I didn't expect that
First foldable I've seen with an actualy aesthetically pleasing design. I really like it. Still, I'm most bothered by the plastic folding screens and I think they're just not for me until they're more durable.
Fair point, but when it's closed it's basically impossible to scratch the screen, and when it's open it's probably either being held by both of your hands or propped up on a table, so it seems unlikely that you could really cause much damage to it.
Being their gen 1 I'd expect it to be complete rubbish but it seems decent! I love seeing more competition enter the space. Edit: forgot they're owned by bbk and already made the oppo find n.
It would be cool if they came out with a smart watch that had a fold out screen. You get the additional screen real estate along your arm, or just fold away to the usual square screen. And if they could get it a bit thinner.
@@parwiesshahsavari5604 Ironically, it would fold out to the size of an old iPhone. And if the base where it connects to the strap could swivel/rotate, you could either fold it out to landscape or portrait mode ;)
@@chefskiss6179can't even imagine how thick that would be, I'd say we better wait a little for technology to evolve and for chips and batteries to become smaller, this is a genuinely great idea that I'd love to see functioninh someday!
Absolutely dude I'm on my 7 pro now, best phone I've ever had, 8gb ram, etc , bloody love the speakers,, its so loud, but good loud, not tinny, u actually get bass
I downgraded my OP 7 Pro as my second phone after i “upgraded” to iPhone 13 Pro for the compact size and good camera quality. Not going to lie, for many aspects 7 Pro it feels like a better phone compared to 13 Pro, in special for video consumption, 7 Pro screen it’s a beast. No notch, less black bars on the side, wide screen, and somehow 90 hz feels faster than 120 hz on my iPhone. I might try a Pixel inspired ROM since i’m not a big lover of OxygenOS but i’m too lazy ATM to install all the apps again. 😅
@@liviurosca yeah I know well i suppose your age and the generation you grew up in will have alot to do with what you look for in a phone, i mean im actually 36 tomorrow :-):-)can't wait for my jordan 5s,,but when you mentioned one of the reasons being you changed because of the camera (an to be fair thr compact size makes sense to me) but i couldn't care less about the cameras on phones, 5 years ago they were good enough for me,,no notch is gr8, and as o said on my previous comment, the bloody speakers are SO GOOD, and having Dolby atmos with my high res audio headphones is also bloody good, the only complaint I have is the curved screen, it can get a bit annoying with accidental touches, but the new iPhone has got some pretty good reviews, don't worry ive stopped rambling,:-) ill always be android, when i decide to get another phone, it will probably be the zte axon 40 ultra pro, have a look at some reviews of that if you've not seen it, it's a beast, you take care :-)🎹(yes I'm a musician)
Been using Oneplus on a daily basis since the Oneplus 1. Never been more happy with a phone! Still rocking the 7 pro. Might buy the next model as this foldable is stupid expensive
Hey Arun, just wanted to say thanks for your insightful review of the OnePlus Open. Your points about the phone's design, performance, and camera were spot on, and I really appreciate the time you took to go in-depth on the phone's software features. I was never really into foldable phones but this one was definitely a mind changer! My favourite part of this phone was the hardware, specially the hinge development, not only for the sus reference but also cuz hinges are the biggest weakness of foldable phones.
Let me write something here. This is the very best implementation of multitasking I've ever seen on any smartphone period. Great job to the software engineers!
Ok. I have to say something. From this point onwards, you can really tell than Arun's content is stepping up on a another level. And it is amazing as always and it is basically 0 percent clickbait. So happy to be a subscriber to this channel.
Have u been awake for the past 4 years or are u just intentionally ignoring the miss after miss after miss after miss they had until this phone since the 7 pro? 😂
You haven't mentioned this, but the OnePlus Open has an anti-reflective coating on the inner display. Samsung doesn't have this on their foldables, so the screen is very reflective in my experience, just like the lower end iPads :P
@@senpaisan7818 Samsung’s foldables are way more reflective than Oppo’s displays, Oppo’s Find N2 devices have anti-reflective coating just like this :)
At some point in the future, I'd like to get a foldable like this. I don't know what to expect from next year's Samsung. If they fixed their form factor and came down a bit in price, a lot of people might just want to buy them. The S Pen and Samsung Dex are some things that I really think complete the foldable experience, so I don't think I'm quite sold on this OnePlus. But its form factor, hinge and crease look quite a bit ahead of Samsung. Good job OnePlus!
The fact that this is OnePlus' first attempt at a foldable phone really makes me excited for the next generations of this phone. They managed to get quite a lot right and solved annoyances with the competition's offerings. With more development and optimization, this could easily be THE phone to beat in the foldables market.
Excellent review I was on the fence about the phone but the realistic colors, drang and drop, and the pros and cons of the cameras. Now I feel more comfortable upgrading from my fold 4.
Always been a Galaxy Note guy. Just love the big screens. When the fold came out, I knew I had to have it. I have the Fold 3 and the Fold 5. These folding tablet phones are definitely the hottest thing on the market. I like this one, but hate that pizza camera on it. Just looks like a dinner plate on a dining table.
Love how more and more foldable/flippable products are being developed. Someday the prices will drop enough and quality, good enough for us plebians to afford it lol. Love your content and your commitment to produce such high quality vids at such high frequency, cheerio!
One of the few tech channels that feels like the videos are actually improving over time. Appriciate the bits of critical thinking, deeper than any other video ive seen on this phone.
I've been following this channel for many years, and one noticeable issue is the inconsistency in the reviews. They tend to either accentuate the positives and downplay the negatives of certain phones while doing the opposite for others. It would be great if all phones were evaluated on an equal footing.
A +1 to this. Originally, I thought it was Arun's preferences, but the coloured judgement permeates right through tech reviews and reviewers here. I like that Arun is British, but he tries very hard to impress our American friends.
I had Samsung galaxy note 8 and it had an amazing Multi tasking experience featuring up to 5 apps in pop ups. The ‘edge’ apps feature existed since Note 4 edge and has been so useful all along. Samsung was always ahead in the software game. Finally power users have the foldable phone options.
Also, I feel like they could have made a lower version with 12GB + 256GB and could've easily priced very cheaper, and that would've been such a crazy VFM at that price
@@Reinturtle That's true. Also OnePlus wanted to look better on paper as compared to their competitors. The person who is spending 1699 wants the best phone and wouldn't compromise for 100 dollars, thus they maxed it out.
@Reinturtle Exactly this, u can look up the spot prices of lpddr and the storage difference on premium nvme ssd's with a manufacturer's markup is literally about $10 from 256gb-512gb. So like $5-8 for these companies
idk, I doubt it would increase or decrease by ~70 usd and if you are already willing to splash out 1740 usd, why not just choke up a few more bucks? I think there was a psychology study based on a similar mindset but I can't remember but either way, it is logical.
I used to be a big OnePlus fan. Had a 3T, 6T and then an 8. With the 8 I was never that impressed with it the way I was the previous models. They used to be the budget kings and just lost their way into being a middling smartphone brand. Ended up switching over to Pixels and I've been quite happy. But this is the innovation OnePlus needs. They can do great things if they choose to. It seems like they've been sitting dormant for awhile now and this is a great step in the right direction. Their audience was always the tech savvy and this is a great way to grab back their attention.
Pre ordered my One+ Open last night (19/23) and paid deposit, hopefully all goes well and it'll be delivered on 25/10/23 as my Fold 4 was delayed multiple times 🤦 This is the YT review I've been waiting for and it did not disappoint!!! My current daily driver is the Fold 4 while I waited for the Oneplus Open and will be interesting how they compare to each other. Nice phone, less than groovy name imo - One+ Fold sounds more catchy (unless Samsung has the "fold" trademarked) Always loved One+ brand for their original design & the fact they still pack EVERYTHING you actually need ie case & fast/quality lead & charger. Pre-order comes with the Pro Buds 2 which is a nice bonus but a trade in value would of been appreciated as its more convenient than selling online etc but we'll see how it goes for a week or two before fully committing, although I can't see a reason atm to switch back. Love the videos as always.
Also, I feel like they could have made a lower version with 12GB + 256GB and could've easily priced very cheaper, and that would've been such a crazy VFM at that price☺
Its fine lad. You atleast have a foldable. Which is very few people can have right now. Besides, it's still a foldable. Most of what he had said is more of QOL features or efficiency so it's no biggy. Use it as much and take care of it until you need to replace it.
There's certainly a big disadvantage when considering this phone for purchase considering such heavy price. What are your views on this? 1. Very very poor touch response rate - Oneplus 11 5G has upto 1000Hz touch response rate; Oneplus Open has only upto 240Hz 2. Low Resolution than Oneplus 11 5G - Oneplus 11 5G has 3216*1440 (QHD+), 525 ppi; Oneplus Open has 2440*2268 (2K), 426 ppi
Just brought an Oppo find n3. It is the exact same and this. I brought it for 1500 nzd (750 gbp) brought it second hand in mint condition and it is definitely the best price to performance. I brought a 360 degree case and now it's definitely the best phone that I've held. So much better having this with big hands
I've been looking forward to seeing what One+ would bring with this foldable. It looks stunning, particularly in that green color. I think the only thing that disappoints is the lack of wireless charging. I've kind of gotten used to that with my current phone, so paying $1600 for a phone that doesn't do it seems counterintuitive. I'm certainly not a "power user," but I find the foldable screen tech really compelling, and being to view and interact with things on that larger screen is pretty attractive. I've heard a number of things aren't really optimized for the inside screen's aspect ratio, but that game you kept showing in the demo seemed to fill the screen well enough, even if there was a bug in the render. So, now I'm at that point where I'm asking myself, "If I'm willing to drop $1300 on an S23 Ultra (or maybe the S24 Ultra if I wait a month), why not cough-up the extra $300 and get the One+ Open? It's tempting. Very, very tempting. Keep watching reviews like this in hopes of finding something that'll tip the scales.
@@juhokokkonen6518 - I was stuck trying to decide between the S23U, the Z-Fold 5, or the One+ Open. I went with the Z-Fold 5. I've had it for a couple weeks now and am very happy with it. Easy to use one handed and the larger inner screen is excellent.
I feel like im the only one on Earth that can't care less for the wireless charging gimmick 😂 The only thing that would actually add to this form factor would be taking a look at the early Galaxy Notes by adding a pen that can be hidden inside the phone.
I'm not a phone person and haven't upgraded my phone for years. Still rocking the pixel 3a 😂. This is the first time I have been exited about a phone in a long time. One Plus really pushing the tech forward.
Love your video! The unbias analysis made me a fan! What urks my soul about some bloggers and media about this phone compared to the Z fold...umm...WE DO REMEMBER THAT THE PURPOSE OF THE OUTSIDE SCREEN ISN'T TO GIVE YOU A BIG SCREEN. IT DOES WHAT IT'S SUPPOSE TO AND WHEN YOU REALLY NEED TO MULTI-TASK AND ALL THAT JAZZ, YOU OPEN TO THE BIGGER SCREEN 🤦🤦♀️Who will buy a folding phone that they don't need to open? 🤔🤔🤔
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:01 📱 OnePlus Open Initial Impressions - Introduction to OnePlus Open as the first impressive foldable phone from OnePlus in recent years. - Discussion on general downsides of foldable phones: higher price, compromised features, issues with cameras, hinge, creases, and dust. 00:43 📦 Unboxing Experience - Description of the unboxing experience, highlighting contents like the camera crater, 67W fast charger, USBA plug, and additional items. - Mentions the inclusion of a case, cable, welcome card, quick guide, and safety guide. 01:40 🧐 Notable Features & Design - Emphasis on the improvements and distinctions of the OnePlus Open from other foldables. - Details about the foldable's weight, materials, and comparison to the iPhone 14 Pro Max. - Introduction to the unique hinge design, benefits, and durability. 03:03 🔄 Usability & Foldable Mechanics - Insights into the crease of the foldable, the smoothness of the opening process, and the satisfaction of using the hinge mechanism. - Introduction to the alert slider, water resistance, and camera placement. 04:55 🖥️ Software & Screen Utilization - Delving into the software advantages of OnePlus Open. - Discussion on maximizing the screen space, multitasking, the dock with fixed apps, recent apps, and other utilities. - Real-life application scenarios using multiple apps simultaneously. 07:15 💾 Superior Hardware Capabilities - OnePlus Open boasts top-end storage and RAM. - Supports multitasking with multiple intensive applications. - Uses ultra-conductive graphene sheet for effective heat management. 08:10 ⚠️ Performance Limitations and Bugs - Potential lags during multitasking. - Presence of bugs due to wide-open software capabilities. - Android compatibility issues with some features. 09:06 💰 Pricing and Model Configuration - OnePlus offers only one well-equipped model. - Competitive pricing with more storage and RAM compared to competitors. 09:47 📱 Software Experience - Runs on Android 13 with OnePlus's Oxygen OS 13.2. - Offers decent customization and tactile feedback. - Focuses on an intuitive user experience. 10:55 📷 Camera Capabilities - Aimed at overcoming foldable phone camera challenges. - Features a triple Hasselblad camera setup with large sensors. - OnePlus's claim: Best camera on a smartphone. 12:33 🔍 Zoom Features - Offers up to 120x digital zoom. - Excels with patterns but not for detailed subjects like faces. 13:14 🎨 Image Quality Observations - Produces grounded colors and resists overexposure. - Portrait mode and motion sensitivity need improvement. - Video recording shows graininess in low light. 14:22 📸 OnePlus Open's Camera Capabilities - Good camera system on a foldable. - Introduction of "xan" for super wide cinematic shots with its own shooting UI. - Critique on image cropping method compared to panoramas. 15:04 📱 Display Quality and Features - Best display in foldables category. - Bright screens with adaptive refresh rate (1HZ to 120HZ). - High resolution with accurate color representation even at dim brightness. 15:59 🔒 Durability and Longevity - Pre-fitted screen protectors and impact resistant glass. - OnePlus offers repair for inner display protector during the warranty period. 16:13 🔋 Battery Performance - Unexpectedly good battery life. - Quick charging with 40% in 10 minutes. - Endurance affected by running multiple intensive applications. 16:53 🛠️ Additional Features - Fingerprint scanner on power button has occasional issues. - Triple speaker setup providing immersive sound, but not the best in market. 17:22 📱 Overall Impressions on OnePlus Open - Impressive specs and innovative software. - Great camera and battery life. - More affordable than market leader Samsung. 17:51 🌐 Opera Browser Benefits - User-friendly animations and organization. - New reward scheme integrated for shopping online. Made with HARPA AI
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Does the OnePlus Open change your perspective on Foldables in general?
To see why I think the Google Pixel 8 / 8 Pro have problems: th-cam.com/video/3ZDcr1icSo4/w-d-xo.html
To check out the Opera Browser: opr.as/Opera-browser-Arun_Maini
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Also, I feel like they could have made a lower version with 12GB + 256GB and could've easily priced it at $1499, and that would've been such a crazy VFM at that price
U used to be unbiased but after your review with s23 vs iphone 15 now u look biased,
Trust me if this was Apple introducing such features, people would've gone crazy! OnePlus really got this one right!
The fact that u guys ALWAYS bring up Apple in non Apple videos shows they must be doing something right, or you're just mad, or both.
probably apple will make the features more appealing with extra gimmicks that works on apple ecosystem
would never buy One+ phoen ever again after One Plus 1.. camera is rubbish, software is rubbish, updates are also rubbish. Buy OPPO equivalent... it is much better. Yes they are the same sompany but R&D is OPPO and the left overs goes to One+
How do you manage to pull Apple into this for god's sake
@@doboy930 it's not the normal people but some reviewers bringing iphone's topic in every gadget review ..
This is the first foldable that has actually convinced me that there is a place for foldables beyond the brag factor and a few niche cases. Not sure it will ever be needed in my life, but if I was juggling a tablet and a phone, I’d definitely consider it.
Been using the surface duo 1 and 2 last few years. It is awesome having downtime at work and pulling out your foldable.
As someone who used to lug around a phone, tablet and laptop for work... Switching to a Z fold was a great change and I don't see myself going back. Of course my needs aren't the same as everyone else's
I think it's worth it I used to use a tablet a lot back than I switched from a iPhone 14 pro max to the Google fold, I originally got the pro max for the bigger screen but the best decision i made was getting the Google fold, love that I have a smaller screen in the front and bigger tablet screen when I open it fits better in my pocket too vs the pro max switching from Apple to Android wasn't that hard for me because I used to use a android tablet and out of all the android systems I like Google's better vs Samsung
Samsung Z Fold is still KING
@@Josue-cp5ysthat's probably because google makes android lol 😅
But yeah you're right, I fell in love with the pixel 7 pro
And am not sure if I should get this oneplus fold, since it seems so good, or the pixel fold or the galaxy fold 5
True say, that galaxy fold 5 looks really good, so I need to make a choice 😅
Wow the multitasking is brilliant. Should be the norm for bigger screens.
This. Split screen on other android phones was laughably dumb trying to squeeze 4 tiny windows on a 6" screen. This implementation makes so much sense and I'd be on board Apple using this style vs other android phones
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we have in ipados macos window to mutitaks
My IPad Pro does that for years now and I imagine most tablets?
@Bambeakz I think the topic is about "smaller than tablets"..
that thud when opening and closing is immaculate and sends down chills to the spine for it will flood your brain with nostalgia from the flip phones back in the Nokia/Symbian days.
How likely is a grain of sand or dirt going to damage the screen when it SNAPS shut on it though??
This is actually wild. Hopefully these kinds of features can go on more foldable phones, because these are brilliant features for this hardware
Is there a Huawei p50 in your backyard till now.mrwhosetheboss
You should make a video every day like on Huawei,honor, Xiaomi, Samsung and other companies also videos of laptops and gadgets ❤❤❤
To be honest these features were easily possible for samsung but they chose to ignore it coz there’s no competition in the market. Now OP Open is the standard to beat in foldable, lets see how other companies respond
That whole virtual canvas multi tasking is unreal. I feel like more companies are gonna start stealing that one.
it's already there on the base android system, 13 got a great rework on the tablet experience with a better dock and the 3 windows at once, companies just reskin the ui in the end
I have the Android 14/One UI 6 beta on my Fold 5 and it seems the same.
You and MKBHD are my icon, I love how you two break down all the things in Tech Review even a Child can understand how it works.
Flossy Carter as well. His 1 hour+ breakdowns really appeal to almost every crowd for tech fans
this did not age well
Really appreciate the changes which you made in editing. Less text, sound effects and now I can focus more on you and what you’re trying to make us understand about the product. Great job team!!! 🎉🎉
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Couldn't have said it better myself
Seeing big channels continue to improve their formula is great motivation to go for 110% when you hit 100%.
Wow! First time I'm actually impressed by the foldable, especially the multitasking stuff. The dock at the bottom is almost a carbon copy of what Samsung has with their tabs but they've done better with the "virtual screen" as Arun said.
Samsung better take notes and I might just take the dive to the Fold 6
its the oppo find n3 fold man. same device lol. one plus didnt do nothing
Meh. It’s still a gen 1 product. Wait for a year before the issues arises.
@@phoenix5054it's technically a gen 2 since oneplus oppo (and vivo) are all intertwined because they have the same parent company, that's why oxygenos look so much like color os
the dock and 3 windows at once feature are also part of the base android system since 13 that for tablets got a great rework but as all things the applications companies need to support this in order to work correctly
@@phoenix5054technically.... it's a gen 3 product now, it's the exact copy of the Oppo Find N3
This the first non-samsung foldable to get my proper attention. And while I'm still far off from buying a foldable(like many other people), the fact that oneplus managed to cramp these specs into this phone and make it(albeit slightly) cheaper than the competition is a step in the right direction in making foldables more affordable for the average person.
Also, I appreciate the new editing style. Probably one of the most pleasant reviews I've watched in a while☺️
I suggest u watch the video about the Tecno Phantom Fold V
my uncle has the fold 5 and all I want is to exchange my 13 pro max with it
You mean Oppo*
This is why oneplus is a flahship killer, their phone qualities are insane
Considering its 512G storage and RAM (double what Samsung is offering), it is inexpensive for a foldable.
I LOVE this phone!!! I love the attention to detail, and attention to issues with foldable. My favorite part would have to be the lining or whatever it is, so when it's closed it doesn't get dirt and crumbs and whatnot on the inside screen. Pretty amazing
The thing I like is that OnePlus has always been there company to follow on immediately to some revolutionary business idea. But they really took their sweet time on the folding phone business and when they did enter this market, they entered with a bang.
u mean oppo
@@Black-Circleoneplus
@@Black-Circle Oppo is the parent company, and yes they share the same rnd team, but OnePlus is a premium segment, which tho similar to oppo has several tweaks to make their phones significantly better compared to the others, so ye, they r not one, they are 2 distinct companies with different intrests
@@metaversewr8827Dude what are you on about. Oppo makes premium phones too. Just how samsung has a phone in every price segment so does oppo. Also every “one plus” phone is also an oppo phone. This foldable is notting special. Theres a bit of software difference otherwise- yes they both are the same. (I dont remm the exact name but oppo has the same foldable phone too)
@@aviral1600 clearly u don't know how or who these companies Target....for instance, OnePlus targets a more premium experience, while costing slightly more, this can clearly be seen in various aspects such as add free and bloat free software, OnePlus also has an edge in haptics, hence overall focusing on a more premium high end experience, thus they call themselves 'flagship killers', not saying they are completely different from oppo, rather, they are a much more refined company, targetting people from a higher price point providing top notch specs, as mentioned OnePlus is nothing but a subsidiary or oppo, just like how Iqoo is to Vivo, so Please Understand what I wrote before replying.
I haven't owned a OnePlus since the 3, but the software/UI optimizations in this product make it a really compelling entry into the segment! Intriguing...
Don't go for it ,there is still green line on screen issue which supposed to be solved by now.but I have seen it yesterday On my friend s 9R .
oneplus improved quite a lot over the years. those who say it should be cheaper or the brand is no longer good as it was. they just don't understand tech
This is it. THIS is a worthy successor to my Surface Duo 2. The multitasking aspect of running even more than two apps at the same time is so amazing! I need this!
Forget the surface duo folding phone that phone already got thrashed
Pretty much any foldable is a worthy successor to the awful surface duo. Lmao
The LG v60 could run three apps simultaneously with the extra screen case
The phone flopped because of its terrible software at launch. Not because of its design. The concept of dual screens was, and always has been, an under appreciated concept for a long time in the mobile space.
13:17 - Loving the fact you visited Hull Fair! :D
Ok
Nottingham fair.
This is the first time I've seen a foldable and thought 'This is actually functionality to match its form!' Hopefully other brands will follow in that software style, it's a game changer!
The split screen mode and the incredible cameras are so cool! These features make this foldable phone actually seem like it could be worth the extremely expensive price!
I've been waiting for a foldable where I don't have to compromise on the specs for about 6 years. I'm 100% buying this. And I hope onePlus is successful for this
I bought Open two months ago. I am getting more loved as I am more using. ❤❤❤. Never change back again.
How is your opinion after 6 months?
@@abdullaalsaadoon5971 Yes, I’m curious too
As a foldable phone, OMG! Out of all the ones I've seen from Mark, Unbox Therapy, and other TH-camrs who have shown different phones, this one beats them all so far. It also helps that the OS is actually good when it comes to having more than one app active at a time when using other apps, and it just shortens a bit, but not to the point where you can't see. I love that you can have three apps open and switch between them like tiles
Almost every reviewer dropped reviews on this OnePlus Open today... Some give a much more detailed review than others.
You identify as a foldable phone?
All those reviewers have dropped reviews of this exact phone today and also your making it seem like they reviewed specific phones and each reviewer is tied to a certain foldable phone or something. They all reviewed all the same foldables before and so has Whosboss aswell. So it's not like he's the special one who picked this foldable to solely review as his own. Also your very first sentence makes it seem like you identify as a foldable phone 😂. Your whole comment is just all messed up lol Get it together brodi.
Foldable phones are the phone which every body is excited for but rarely buys
Bluds got a point
Still too expensive.
Yeah because you can buy 3 mid range or 2 high end smartphones and tape them together for the same price 😂
@@KieranCrown true
@@KieranCrownexcatly and they not gonna break easy.
The alert slider is basically for when you are at an office meeting or in crowds where you dont want to take out your phone but want to put it to silent,
So technically it is the perfect position as you dont have to keep finding it deep in your pockets
I've been. A OnePlus user since the 1+1 now. Never had one without the slider. I never really gave that slider much attention but when I got a non-1+1 job phone recently, I immediately noticed just that. I enter a professional setting, I flick that switch and I know my phone won't bother me. Such a handy thing. Not having it on the job phone really bothers me.
Thanks for your honest review. I was on the lookout to upgrade my galaxy fold 3, but it seems my current phone is doing remarkably well against even newer galaxy folds and any other foldables, although bit slow, but not worth spending that extra amt for that small improvement.
The editing and visual branding of this channel is truly remarkable
I've seen a lot of reviews on this phone today and by far yours is the most in depth, informative, and has focused content for things users will actually leverage on a daily basis. Great job!
I’ve been an iPhone user since the iPhone 3. I’ve had all of them. I’m tempted to try this one out for a while. 😮. Awesome new editing style too, Arun!!
OnePlus sent us one to film a video for our instagram page but couldn’t talk about it publicly until the release due to our contract . I honestly must say this phone is VERY impressive. I was blown away at how beautiful and well made this phone is. The video and audio quality is out of this world and the Hasselblad cameras are everything I expect from their glass. Although they didn’t let me keep the phone I had to ship it back to them. However I would pay the money for this phone out of my own pocket because it’s that good!
They sent you one? Really? No offense but me and everyone else be doubting you with you 900 subs. And yes that's a lot but still they'd be better of sending one to Arun or Parker Burton aka real techsperts
@@ibrahimlol she have 700k followers on ig bud
She mentioned instagram not youtube @@ibrahimlol
@@ibrahimlolThey probably have a lot of Insta followers dude. They literally said “for our Instagram”
I just bought a new phone this year, but I think my next phone might be a foldable, since I constantly need to translate between languages using Google Translate. It would be much easier to have both apps open at the same time than tabbing back and forth between them. By the looks of the Open, foldables are finally mature enough to be worthwhile. I will seriously consider getting one for my next phone.
Or maybe get a Samsung phone they can multitask really good, u can open two tabs simultaneously and also have alot of floating tabs opened
I personally don't split screen i always open my windows in floating window similar to how windows does it, which in my opinion is better than having two apps in split screen
or maybe, if you are having to constantly translate, just memorize the concerned language(s)? I don't see how it is so difficult that you'd rather spend 1800 usd for such a task unless there is some other appeal to it
I personally don't think that's a big enough reason to get a foldable
@@whyisitsodifficultomakeahandlewell unfortunately we're talking a myriad number of languages, including English, Arabic, Hebrew, Spanish, French, Italian, Turkish, Russian, Romanian, Chinese, Korean and Japanese.
that polish animation at 10:46 was beautiful .
That multi-screen system is pretty nifty, definitely a step in the right direction. I wonder if they've been working on fleshing it out for Android 14? 14 is supposed to have better support for large screens, which bodes well for foldables in particular.
it comes from base android system (android 13) but with a reskin and some customization on the behaviour
well done again after so many years, ive actually sat down and gone throught the entire vid and was not one second boring :D
If there is one thing I learned from actually using a foldable as daily driver is that the phone case 100% NEEDS to have a built-in kickstand.
Agree 100%
I still can't get a good one cause the samsung official cover angle for the kickstand is incredibly off
A small note , OnePlus is bringing back some old OnePlus specs into this year's flags. Like the new OnePlus open has a 48 mpx ultrawide camera. Which we used to see in 2019-2021 in OnePlus phones. They were known as the best ultrawide camera in the smartphone industry for a long time. ❤ So welcome back OnePlus 🎉
Oneplus 11 also has it. It's a weaker sensor than the ones that used to have though
1:52 Rare Aaron swearing footage
Really you are one of the most honest tech product reviewer but you intentionally keep the screen out of any glare and reflection to hide the hinge mark and I didn't expect that
First foldable I've seen with an actualy aesthetically pleasing design. I really like it. Still, I'm most bothered by the plastic folding screens and I think they're just not for me until they're more durable.
Fair point, but when it's closed it's basically impossible to scratch the screen, and when it's open it's probably either being held by both of your hands or propped up on a table, so it seems unlikely that you could really cause much damage to it.
i don't think glass foldables will ever exist. since yknow glass isnt flexible
Being their gen 1 I'd expect it to be complete rubbish but it seems decent! I love seeing more competition enter the space.
Edit: forgot they're owned by bbk and already made the oppo find n.
It's not their first gen. Oppo find n is the first generation
@@chieflingco oh yeah! Totally forgot, editing comment now
It would be cool if they came out with a smart watch that had a fold out screen. You get the additional screen real estate along your arm, or just fold away to the usual square screen. And if they could get it a bit thinner.
My man I think you might be on to something here
@@parwiesshahsavari5604nah don't let bro cook
@@parwiesshahsavari5604😂
@@parwiesshahsavari5604 Ironically, it would fold out to the size of an old iPhone. And if the base where it connects to the strap could swivel/rotate, you could either fold it out to landscape or portrait mode ;)
@@chefskiss6179can't even imagine how thick that would be, I'd say we better wait a little for technology to evolve and for chips and batteries to become smaller, this is a genuinely great idea that I'd love to see functioninh someday!
I've noticed the style of your talking, and even the style of the music in the video is different. It's more calm. I like it
I hope One Plus gets back to form. I cant explain how much i loved my 6t and 7 Pro. Literally the best 2 phones ever.
I'm still using my 7Pro as a waker. Best pop-up full screen phone ever.
Absolutely dude I'm on my 7 pro now, best phone I've ever had, 8gb ram, etc , bloody love the speakers,, its so loud, but good loud, not tinny, u actually get bass
Had 6t and now 9 pro, after almost 3yrs, 9 pro is still a beast, except battery, everything is like at the beginning
I downgraded my OP 7 Pro as my second phone after i “upgraded” to iPhone 13 Pro for the compact size and good camera quality. Not going to lie, for many aspects 7 Pro it feels like a better phone compared to 13 Pro, in special for video consumption, 7 Pro screen it’s a beast. No notch, less black bars on the side, wide screen, and somehow 90 hz feels faster than 120 hz on my iPhone. I might try a Pixel inspired ROM since i’m not a big lover of OxygenOS but i’m too lazy ATM to install all the apps again. 😅
@@liviurosca yeah I know well i suppose your age and the generation you grew up in will have alot to do with what you look for in a phone, i mean im actually 36 tomorrow :-):-)can't wait for my jordan 5s,,but when you mentioned one of the reasons being you changed because of the camera (an to be fair thr compact size makes sense to me) but i couldn't care less about the cameras on phones, 5 years ago they were good enough for me,,no notch is gr8, and as o said on my previous comment, the bloody speakers are SO GOOD, and having Dolby atmos with my high res audio headphones is also bloody good, the only complaint I have is the curved screen, it can get a bit annoying with accidental touches, but the new iPhone has got some pretty good reviews, don't worry ive stopped rambling,:-) ill always be android, when i decide to get another phone, it will probably be the zte axon 40 ultra pro, have a look at some reviews of that if you've not seen it, it's a beast, you take care :-)🎹(yes I'm a musician)
Been using Oneplus on a daily basis since the Oneplus 1. Never been more happy with a phone! Still rocking the 7 pro. Might buy the next model as this foldable is stupid expensive
Hey Arun, just wanted to say thanks for your insightful review of the OnePlus Open. Your points about the phone's design, performance, and camera were spot on, and I really appreciate the time you took to go in-depth on the phone's software features. I was never really into foldable phones but this one was definitely a mind changer! My favourite part of this phone was the hardware, specially the hinge development, not only for the sus reference but also cuz hinges are the biggest weakness of foldable phones.
Hey man I’ve been sticking with you for a year now and I’m never gonna unsubscribe to you ever.
Let me write something here. This is the very best implementation of multitasking I've ever seen on any smartphone period. Great job to the software engineers!
Ok. I have to say something. From this point onwards, you can really tell than Arun's content is stepping up on a another level. And it is amazing as always and it is basically 0 percent clickbait. So happy to be a subscriber to this channel.
Oneplus never dissapoints.
Still my fav android phones since Oneplus 7 pro.
Have u been awake for the past 4 years or are u just intentionally ignoring the miss after miss after miss after miss they had until this phone since the 7 pro? 😂
@@Frozoken one plus is basically a reebranded oppo find n3 fold at this point.
As a iPhone user this is the first other phone I would think of buying.
You haven't mentioned this, but the OnePlus Open has an anti-reflective coating on the inner display. Samsung doesn't have this on their foldables, so the screen is very reflective in my experience, just like the lower end iPads :P
is samsung's screen reflective or oppo's screen
@@senpaisan7818 Samsung’s foldables are way more reflective than Oppo’s displays, Oppo’s Find N2 devices have anti-reflective coating just like this :)
At some point in the future, I'd like to get a foldable like this. I don't know what to expect from next year's Samsung. If they fixed their form factor and came down a bit in price, a lot of people might just want to buy them. The S Pen and Samsung Dex are some things that I really think complete the foldable experience, so I don't think I'm quite sold on this OnePlus. But its form factor, hinge and crease look quite a bit ahead of Samsung. Good job OnePlus!
Samsung is just going to release the same thing for the third year straight
better than apple releasing the same thing for centuries @@ChrisJohannsen
Samsung have the software but there really is no excuse for not matching the hardware improvements vs the competition
@@confounded_feline That's true man. I hope they lost some sales with their fold 5 and its narrow ass display.
From 6 days of no uploads to 2 uploads in 2 days is the type of upload schedule I live for
This guy again
He's literally everywhere
Don't read my name...
Bro ur everywhere
The 20:9 ratio when opened up to 20:18 the almost perfect square is so soothing
Appreciate how Arun chose to be calm & minimal this time to make us understand the product better.
Everything would be better if more people were like you.
Don't read my name...
@Dont_read_my_picture, ok
The fact that this is OnePlus' first attempt at a foldable phone really makes me excited for the next generations of this phone. They managed to get quite a lot right and solved annoyances with the competition's offerings. With more development and optimization, this could easily be THE phone to beat in the foldables market.
This is the Oppo N3. Third gen.
Excellent review I was on the fence about the phone but the realistic colors, drang and drop, and the pros and cons of the cameras.
Now I feel more comfortable upgrading from my fold 4.
Always been a Galaxy Note guy. Just love the big screens. When the fold came out, I knew I had to have it. I have the Fold 3 and the Fold 5. These folding tablet phones are definitely the hottest thing on the market. I like this one, but hate that pizza camera on it. Just looks like a dinner plate on a dining table.
Ya the look of the camera is awful
Love how more and more foldable/flippable products are being developed.
Someday the prices will drop enough and quality, good enough for us plebians to afford it lol.
Love your content and your commitment to produce such high quality vids at such high frequency, cheerio!
Hey, where where are you from?
One of the few tech channels that feels like the videos are actually improving over time. Appriciate the bits of critical thinking, deeper than any other video ive seen on this phone.
bro made his intro a literal movie trailer, great going arun!
I've been following this channel for many years, and one noticeable issue is the inconsistency in the reviews. They tend to either accentuate the positives and downplay the negatives of certain phones while doing the opposite for others. It would be great if all phones were evaluated on an equal footing.
A +1 to this. Originally, I thought it was Arun's preferences, but the coloured judgement permeates right through tech reviews and reviewers here. I like that Arun is British, but he tries very hard to impress our American friends.
This is the only OnePlus device in a while that impressed me after the OnePlus 7 series.
I had Samsung galaxy note 8 and it had an amazing Multi tasking experience featuring up to 5 apps in pop ups. The ‘edge’ apps feature existed since Note 4 edge and has been so useful all along. Samsung was always ahead in the software game.
Finally power users have the foldable phone options.
The visuals and FX on this video are amazing... Great One...Plus is amazing
Epic Design!
+ This is THE review people should see
Don't read my name...
Terrific review. Not for me, especially at the cost, but a move in the right direction in terms of design.
Linux foldables would be legendary, Linux desktop environments are really optimised for making the most out of your screen space.
This phone has convinced me to buy a foldable phone well.. atleast when i get my next phone when its a little bit more affordable
He never gonna forget 😅
7:19
Also, I feel like they could have made a lower version with 12GB + 256GB and could've easily priced very cheaper, and that would've been such a crazy VFM at that price
Turns out RAM and storage isn't actually that expensive. All companies are just overcharging for the upgrades...
@@Reinturtle That's true. Also OnePlus wanted to look better on paper as compared to their competitors. The person who is spending 1699 wants the best phone and wouldn't compromise for 100 dollars, thus they maxed it out.
@Reinturtle Exactly this, u can look up the spot prices of lpddr and the storage difference on premium nvme ssd's with a manufacturer's markup is literally about $10 from 256gb-512gb. So like $5-8 for these companies
Very cheaper? Yeah right…
idk, I doubt it would increase or decrease by ~70 usd and if you are already willing to splash out 1740 usd, why not just choke up a few more bucks? I think there was a psychology study based on a similar mindset but I can't remember but either way, it is logical.
I used to be a big OnePlus fan. Had a 3T, 6T and then an 8. With the 8 I was never that impressed with it the way I was the previous models. They used to be the budget kings and just lost their way into being a middling smartphone brand. Ended up switching over to Pixels and I've been quite happy. But this is the innovation OnePlus needs. They can do great things if they choose to. It seems like they've been sitting dormant for awhile now and this is a great step in the right direction. Their audience was always the tech savvy and this is a great way to grab back their attention.
I can give a positive vote for their sister company OnePlus. I've had two oppos and two OnePlus. Excellent phones very very happy with all of them.
They've tested the Foldables on the Oppo side tho, my BF has the Find N2 and that's the sole reason I'm debating to trade my S23U for the open
What a fantastic detailed review, probably the best out there for the OnePlus Open. Great work, Boss!
6:21 he's tryna tell us something bois
4:49
Bro did hesitate a lot to wobble it
Pre ordered my One+ Open last night (19/23) and paid deposit, hopefully all goes well and it'll be delivered on 25/10/23 as my Fold 4 was delayed multiple times 🤦
This is the YT review I've been waiting for and it did not disappoint!!!
My current daily driver is the Fold 4 while I waited for the Oneplus Open and will be interesting how they compare to each other.
Nice phone, less than groovy name imo - One+ Fold sounds more catchy (unless Samsung has the "fold" trademarked)
Always loved One+ brand for their original design & the fact they still pack EVERYTHING you actually need ie case & fast/quality lead & charger.
Pre-order comes with the Pro Buds 2 which is a nice bonus but a trade in value would of been appreciated as its more convenient than selling online etc but we'll see how it goes for a week or two before fully committing, although I can't see a reason atm to switch back.
Love the videos as always.
Very enticing, couple years to go for me before replacing phones but am really excited to be able to go back to oneplus.
Also, I feel like they could have made a lower version with 12GB + 256GB and could've easily priced very cheaper, and that would've been such a crazy VFM at that price☺
There would only be a difference of 100$ so wouldn't matter to many i guess
In reality memory is so cheap now it costs the company a few dollas to put more memory in yet the customer pays 100s like wtf 😂
excited for rollable phones
POV: Watching this on your Samsung fold you just got :(
Samsung fold is still awesome
@@magicbread8111yea it’s still good but not great
@@Somebodythatiusedtoknoww you don't know what you're talking about
@@magicbread8111I can assure you they are correct…
I’ve had 2 Samsung foldable phones and they are mediocre at best
Its fine lad. You atleast have a foldable. Which is very few people can have right now. Besides, it's still a foldable. Most of what he had said is more of QOL features or efficiency so it's no biggy. Use it as much and take care of it until you need to replace it.
It's so easy to watch through a 20 minute review ... damn your sense of humour blends so well with the whole thing (y) Never stop Arun!
Congratulations. You convinced me that’s the best foldable phone.👏
There's certainly a big disadvantage when considering this phone for purchase considering such heavy price. What are your views on this?
1. Very very poor touch response rate - Oneplus 11 5G has upto 1000Hz touch response rate; Oneplus Open has only upto 240Hz
2. Low Resolution than Oneplus 11 5G - Oneplus 11 5G has 3216*1440 (QHD+), 525 ppi; Oneplus Open has 2440*2268 (2K), 426 ppi
Only if..
It didn't have one of the worse looking design especially the atrocious camera module
3:53 Duo is always watching.
This guy is an absolute legend
Just brought an Oppo find n3. It is the exact same and this. I brought it for 1500 nzd (750 gbp) brought it second hand in mint condition and it is definitely the best price to performance. I brought a 360 degree case and now it's definitely the best phone that I've held. So much better having this with big hands
Damn! Arun and his team has come a long way.
This by far has to be the best animations by far
Great video and keep up the great work❤
Oneplus pays them good. They're very generous with ads.
I've been looking forward to seeing what One+ would bring with this foldable. It looks stunning, particularly in that green color. I think the only thing that disappoints is the lack of wireless charging. I've kind of gotten used to that with my current phone, so paying $1600 for a phone that doesn't do it seems counterintuitive. I'm certainly not a "power user," but I find the foldable screen tech really compelling, and being to view and interact with things on that larger screen is pretty attractive. I've heard a number of things aren't really optimized for the inside screen's aspect ratio, but that game you kept showing in the demo seemed to fill the screen well enough, even if there was a bug in the render. So, now I'm at that point where I'm asking myself, "If I'm willing to drop $1300 on an S23 Ultra (or maybe the S24 Ultra if I wait a month), why not cough-up the extra $300 and get the One+ Open? It's tempting. Very, very tempting. Keep watching reviews like this in hopes of finding something that'll tip the scales.
Meanwhile I'm currently hella tempted to trade my S23 Ultra for the Open, this is just quite overkill phone and hard to use single handedly
@@juhokokkonen6518 - I was stuck trying to decide between the S23U, the Z-Fold 5, or the One+ Open. I went with the Z-Fold 5. I've had it for a couple weeks now and am very happy with it. Easy to use one handed and the larger inner screen is excellent.
I feel like im the only one on Earth that can't care less for the wireless charging gimmick 😂
The only thing that would actually add to this form factor would be taking a look at the early Galaxy Notes by adding a pen that can be hidden inside the phone.
2:33 bro really said that 💀
I'm not a phone person and haven't upgraded my phone for years. Still rocking the pixel 3a 😂. This is the first time I have been exited about a phone in a long time. One Plus really pushing the tech forward.
8:20 Finally, i found someone who plats bullet echo
I play too Alice is as annoying as ever
6:33 bluds attention span is of a avg tik tok user 😭
Is that a sneak peak about a future video at 9:01?
Now this, is the type of phone we’ve all dreamed of having for 1 million years!
i still find normal phones better than foldable phones , anyways great video as always
Why
Maybe because you cannot afford the foldable phone. 😢
Aaron never fails to get us excited to watch his videos 🔥
Don't read my name...
these bots are just so painful
Love your video! The unbias analysis made me a fan! What urks my soul about some bloggers and media about this phone compared to the Z fold...umm...WE DO REMEMBER THAT THE PURPOSE OF THE OUTSIDE SCREEN ISN'T TO GIVE YOU A BIG SCREEN. IT DOES WHAT IT'S SUPPOSE TO AND WHEN YOU REALLY NEED TO MULTI-TASK AND ALL THAT JAZZ, YOU OPEN TO THE BIGGER SCREEN 🤦🤦♀️Who will buy a folding phone that they don't need to open? 🤔🤔🤔
what is a panoramaur? ❤😂 14:56
Lol
5:53 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Pause at 5:53
what is that game at 7:27?
Qartio reumblum
Bullet echo best game
@@ravisumitra3420 lie
@@ravisumitra3420 don’t make false accusations
Bullet echo.
8:56 what is that picture.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:01 📱 OnePlus Open Initial Impressions
- Introduction to OnePlus Open as the first impressive foldable phone from OnePlus in recent years.
- Discussion on general downsides of foldable phones: higher price, compromised features, issues with cameras, hinge, creases, and dust.
00:43 📦 Unboxing Experience
- Description of the unboxing experience, highlighting contents like the camera crater, 67W fast charger, USBA plug, and additional items.
- Mentions the inclusion of a case, cable, welcome card, quick guide, and safety guide.
01:40 🧐 Notable Features & Design
- Emphasis on the improvements and distinctions of the OnePlus Open from other foldables.
- Details about the foldable's weight, materials, and comparison to the iPhone 14 Pro Max.
- Introduction to the unique hinge design, benefits, and durability.
03:03 🔄 Usability & Foldable Mechanics
- Insights into the crease of the foldable, the smoothness of the opening process, and the satisfaction of using the hinge mechanism.
- Introduction to the alert slider, water resistance, and camera placement.
04:55 🖥️ Software & Screen Utilization
- Delving into the software advantages of OnePlus Open.
- Discussion on maximizing the screen space, multitasking, the dock with fixed apps, recent apps, and other utilities.
- Real-life application scenarios using multiple apps simultaneously.
07:15 💾 Superior Hardware Capabilities
- OnePlus Open boasts top-end storage and RAM.
- Supports multitasking with multiple intensive applications.
- Uses ultra-conductive graphene sheet for effective heat management.
08:10 ⚠️ Performance Limitations and Bugs
- Potential lags during multitasking.
- Presence of bugs due to wide-open software capabilities.
- Android compatibility issues with some features.
09:06 💰 Pricing and Model Configuration
- OnePlus offers only one well-equipped model.
- Competitive pricing with more storage and RAM compared to competitors.
09:47 📱 Software Experience
- Runs on Android 13 with OnePlus's Oxygen OS 13.2.
- Offers decent customization and tactile feedback.
- Focuses on an intuitive user experience.
10:55 📷 Camera Capabilities
- Aimed at overcoming foldable phone camera challenges.
- Features a triple Hasselblad camera setup with large sensors.
- OnePlus's claim: Best camera on a smartphone.
12:33 🔍 Zoom Features
- Offers up to 120x digital zoom.
- Excels with patterns but not for detailed subjects like faces.
13:14 🎨 Image Quality Observations
- Produces grounded colors and resists overexposure.
- Portrait mode and motion sensitivity need improvement.
- Video recording shows graininess in low light.
14:22 📸 OnePlus Open's Camera Capabilities
- Good camera system on a foldable.
- Introduction of "xan" for super wide cinematic shots with its own shooting UI.
- Critique on image cropping method compared to panoramas.
15:04 📱 Display Quality and Features
- Best display in foldables category.
- Bright screens with adaptive refresh rate (1HZ to 120HZ).
- High resolution with accurate color representation even at dim brightness.
15:59 🔒 Durability and Longevity
- Pre-fitted screen protectors and impact resistant glass.
- OnePlus offers repair for inner display protector during the warranty period.
16:13 🔋 Battery Performance
- Unexpectedly good battery life.
- Quick charging with 40% in 10 minutes.
- Endurance affected by running multiple intensive applications.
16:53 🛠️ Additional Features
- Fingerprint scanner on power button has occasional issues.
- Triple speaker setup providing immersive sound, but not the best in market.
17:22 📱 Overall Impressions on OnePlus Open
- Impressive specs and innovative software.
- Great camera and battery life.
- More affordable than market leader Samsung.
17:51 🌐 Opera Browser Benefits
- User-friendly animations and organization.
- New reward scheme integrated for shopping online.
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