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Is it bad for the sector not to have a One Plus Open 2 in 2025?

OnePlus has canceled the launch of the highly anticipated OnePlus Open 2, raising doubts about its future

Is it bad for the sector not to have a One Plus Open 2 in 2025?
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  • March 1, 2025
  • Updated: March 3, 2025 at 10:41 AM

OnePlus has decided not to launch the anticipated OnePlus Open 2 this year, describing the decision as a “recalibration” of its plans in the foldable device sector.

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This announcement, made by a product manager in a community note published on the company’s website, has left many surprised, considering that the OnePlus Open, launched in 2023, had set a new standard in the foldable phone market.

The OnePlus Open received praise for its slim design, its hinge that minimized the visible crease, and its innovative multitasking system called Open Canvas.

We all want a new One Plus Open 2

This last one allowed users to easily switch between full-screen applications, significantly improving productivity. However, the lack of a successor raises concerns about the future of innovation in this market segment.

The OnePlus Open 2 was expected to be inspired by the Oppo Find N5, which supposedly promised better camera performance and a lighter design.

With the OnePlus Open 2 out of the equation, there are now concerns that the pace of innovation in foldable devices may slow down. Additionally, rumors about future launches from competitors, such as the Galaxy Z Fold 7, suggest changes that could be primarily iterative, without offering significant advancements.

Rumors about a possible Galaxy G Fold with triple fold and a more affordable Galaxy Z Flip FE model are circulating, which could bring relief to the market.

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Despite the absence of a OnePlus Open 2, while the competition remains active, the lack of this model could lead other manufacturers to rethink their strategies to stay relevant in an increasingly competitive landscape of foldable phones.

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