OnePlus Open foldable phone is once again emerging in new renders and this time, it has grabbed some stunning design improvements. The latest snaps of the first-ever folding gadget exhibit a wider layout and impressive camera module, giving it a different look from the previous version.
Recently, we mentioned in our reports that OnePlus is delaying the launch of its iconic foldable due to issues with the display panel. For some reason, the Chinese OEM ditched the BOE screen and opted for the Samsung display technology. Eventually, this shift will offer fruitful results in terms of visual experience.
Following these statements, Smartprix in collaboration with OnLeaks shared new renders of the OnePlus Open foldable, showing impressive changes in design and optical framework. Notably, this revamp makes the device look completely different from what we have seen in the previously revealed images.
The first foldable from OnePlus could be influenced by OPPO. Accordingly, the tech giant has made noteworthy shifts to the aspect ratio of the phone, which is visible on both the cover and main screens with rounded corner edges and smaller bezels for one-handed use.
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Ahead, the device has a flat outer frame with a rounded profile on the hinge side. The company has further adjusted speakers for better audio by shifting the top and bottom speaker positions. Meanwhile, the camera model features three large sensors along with a telephoto lens. Besides, a new sensor (ToF) Time-of-Flight or a LiDAR is visible beneath the ‘H’ branding.
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