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- OnePlus confirms it will not launch a foldable phone in 2025, ending speculation about a OnePlus Open 2.
- The company says it’s “recalibrating” its foldable strategy, while OPPO takes the lead with the upcoming Find N5.
- Existing OnePlus Open users will continue receiving software support, but a true successor won’t arrive before 2026.
OnePlus made a strong entrance into the foldable phones market with the OnePlus Open, earning plaudits from us and many others for its design and functionality. Naturally, anticipation for a successor had been building, with rumors pointing to a 2025 release. However, OnePlus has now confirmed that it will not be launching a new foldable this year, putting an end to speculation surrounding the OnePlus Open 2.
In a post on the OnePlus community forum, Open Product Manager Vale Gu reflected on the success of the original device, highlighting its industry recognition and strong reception among users. Despite this, OnePlus has decided to skip a new foldable in 2025, citing a need to “recalibrate” and focus on broader innovation.