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OnePlus Open Dual-SIM
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The OnePlus Open is OnePlus's first book-style foldable, released in 2023 for buyers who wanted a tablet-sized inner display without carrying a separate tablet. It pairs a titanium hinge with a triple rear camera co-tuned with Hasselblad, and it launched as one of the thinner, lighter foldables in its class at the time. Because foldables hold resale value less predictably than slab phones, condition of the hinge and both screens matters more here than on a standard handset. That said, a working OnePlus Open with 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage still has real demand among buyers who want flagship foldable hardware without paying current flagship pricing. Pick your carrier and condition above for an instant cash offer, or see how the process works before you commit. If you have other devices to clear out at the same time, you can also sell your smartphone alongside this one.
Confirm you have the OnePlus Open
The fastest way to confirm this is your device is on the phone itself. Go to Settings → About phone and check the model name, which reads "OnePlus Open." From the same screen you can view the IMEI, which tells you whether the unit is factory unlocked or tied to a specific carrier. If the phone is locked, the carrier is usually listed on the original box or in the SIM settings menu.
Unlocked / dual-SIM
- Model name reads "OnePlus Open" with no carrier branding on the boot screen
- Accepts two physical nano-SIM cards, or one physical SIM plus eSIM
- Works on AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, and most GSM networks without a code
Carrier-branded (AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon)
- May show a carrier logo on the cover screen at startup
- Often uses one physical SIM slot plus eSIM instead of dual physical SIM
- May require an unlock request from the carrier before it works on another network
Prefer a visual check? The OnePlus Open folds book-style, with a 6.31-inch cover screen on the outside and a 7.82-inch screen inside. The rear camera module is a large circular housing with three lenses and a Hasselblad logo, and the spine uses a visible titanium hinge rather than a plastic one.
Core hardware
Processor
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, a variant binned specifically for this device
- Handles multitasking across both displays without a secondary chip
Memory
- 16GB RAM, fixed at this tier for the US release
- Soldered, not user-upgradable
Storage
- 512GB, the only storage tier sold in this configuration
- UFS-class flash storage, not expandable with a memory card
Cameras
- 48MP main sensor with Hasselblad color tuning
- 64MP periscope telephoto with optical zoom
- 48MP ultrawide
- Separate cameras on both the cover screen and the inner fold for selfies
Since RAM and storage are fixed on this model, carrier status does more to move resale value than any hardware option. An unlocked unit is worth more to more buyers than one tied to a single network.
Display & audio
Display
A 7.82-inch AMOLED inner display at 120Hz for full-screen multitasking, paired with a 6.31-inch AMOLED cover screen, also 120Hz, for one-handed use with the phone folded shut.
Audio
Dual stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos support. There is no 3.5mm headphone jack, so wired listening requires a USB-C adapter or headphones.
Security
An in-display fingerprint sensor handles biometric unlock, backed up by face unlock through the front-facing camera.
Ports & connectivity
Connectivity is built around a single USB-C port and the SIM configuration that came with your specific unit.
- USB-C for charging and data
- No 3.5mm headphone jack
- Nano-SIM tray, layout varies by carrier variant
- 5G
- Wi-Fi 6E
- Bluetooth 5.3
- NFC for contactless payments
Titanium Hinge 120Hz AMOLED x2 Hasselblad Cameras 67W SUPERVOOC Wi-Fi 6E 5G Dual Screen NFC
Battery, build & more
Battery
A 4,805mAh battery split across the hinge, charged over USB-C with 67W SUPERVOOC fast charging. It does not support wireless charging.
Finishes
Sold in Emerald Dusk and Voyager Black, both with a textured back panel designed to resist fingerprints.
Software
Shipped running OxygenOS on Android 13, with OnePlus's own multitasking layer built around the two displays.
Known issues
Like other book-style foldables, the inner display shows a visible crease under certain lighting. The device launched without an official IP water or dust resistance rating, which is worth factoring in if the unit has any water exposure history.