OnePlus may not launch its second foldable smartphone, the OnePlus Open 2, until 2025. The device is said to be based on OPPO’s Find N5.
The OnePlus Open 2 will likely not be released this year. Tipster reported this Digital chat station Via Weibo. Instead, we’ll have to wait for OPPO’s Find N5 to launch in the first half of 2025. The Find N5, like its predecessor, is the Chinese counterpart to the OnePlus Open, which means the Open 2 won’t be available until 2025 either. . It seems.
OnePlus Open Upgrades 2
Delaying the OnePlus Open 2 also has advantages. Reports indicate that the phone will be equipped with Qualcomm’s next flagship chipset, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4. If the launch, like the first Open’s, takes place in the fall, it will still be the 8 Gen 3.
OPPO also appears to be using the extra time to make other upgrades. Among other things, the hinge will be a little lighter and the screen can be folded “very flat”. The tipster is probably referring to the foldable seam visible on existing foldable devices. The new design will also be a little thinner. Finally, the cover display has been upgraded with a higher resolution.
In any case, one detail from the first OnePlus Open will be preserved: the periscope camera. It is entirely possible that it is a different sensor. The first Open uses the same 64MP sensor from the OnePlus 12. Time will tell if the reports are true. Anything could happen before launch in early 2025, if these details hold true.

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