OnePlus is launching its first foldable phone this year
OnePlus announced at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona that it will launch its first foldable smartphone in the second half of 2023. In addition, we can expect another new product from OnePlus.
OnePlus’ first foldable smartphone
OnePlus started its journey in the smartphone world in 2013 with the launch of the OnePlus One in 2014. The OnePlus 11 saw the light of day this year and you can read all about OnePlus’ latest top device in our review. But we can expect more from OnePlus this year. The Chinese brand informs Androidworld that a foldable smartphone will be available in the second half of 2023. That will then be the first foldable from OnePlus.
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We already saw at the beginning of this year that the names ‘OnePlus V Fold’ and ‘OnePlus V Flip’ were registered as trademarks in Europe. OnePlus founder Pete Lau also teased the arrival of foldable phones on Twitter. For now, there is talk of one foldable phone. The brand does not announce whether that will be a OnePlus V Fold or the OnePlus V Flip. We can count on a foldable phone that can compete with the top in this segment. So think of the foldables from Motorola, Samsung and OPPO.
Our first foldable phone will have our signature fast and smooth experience. It should become a real flagship phone that should not compromise on industrial design, mechanical technology and other aspects because of its foldable form. We want to release a device that can absolutely match the current top folding devices on the market.
Smart ecosystem
In addition, OnePlus also wants to build a stronger smart ecosystem in the next three to five years. That ecosystem will enable OnePlus to provide connections between various OnePlus devices, such as smartphones, tablets, wearables, TVs and other Internet-of-things devices. It is not known what products we can expect in this area. OnePlus recently released another mechanical Keychron keyboard, the OnePlus Pad and the OnePlus Buds Pro 2.
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