If you consult our list of the best foldable phones, you’ll see our current favorite isn’t Google’s Pixel Fold 2 or Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 6, but a first-generation model: the OnePlus Open.
While that’s not quite the impressive instant success that it sounds (the phone is the first OnePlus-branded foldable, but it’s actually a rebranded Oppo Find N3), the handset raised the bar with its outstanding thin and light design, long-lasting battery and — most importantly — competitive pricing. With the trade-in of any phone, the handset would come in at under $1,500 — over $400 cheaper than its rivals.
