📱 OnePlus Open is the first folding phone from OnePlus, launched recently. It's a high-end device with a well-considered design.

🌟 The 6.3 inch cover display has a resolution just over 1080p and a maximum brightness of 2800 nits, making it the brightest smartphone display.

🔍 The phone features a 7.8 inch LTPO 3.0 display when opened, also reaching 2800 nits brightness, with minimal visible creases.

⚙️ It runs on OxygenOS 13.2 with multitasking features, allowing users to have multiple apps open simultaneously.

🔋 The battery is a 4800 mAh with 67 watt fast charging, but lacks wireless charging.

📸 The camera setup includes a primary sensor, a 3x telephoto, and an ultra-wide lens, but struggles with motion capture.

💰 The price is $1700, which is competitive with other folding phones like the Pixel Fold and Samsung Z Fold 5, both priced at $1800.

🔒 Durability is a concern, with reports of dead pixels appearing after a few weeks of use.

👥 Folding phones cater to power users, but their features may not appeal to the average consumer, impacting sales.

📉 Despite advancements, folding phones still face challenges in mainstream adoption due to price, durability, and user needs.

🔄 The market is seeing more affordable options, like the Samsung Z Flip 5 at $1000 and the upcoming Motorola Razr 40 at $600.

🚀 Folding phones have evolved significantly but still have a long way to go for broader acceptance.