The OnePlus Open foldable is probably based on the Oppo Find N2
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- Nosgis
- Sq9
- 06 Aug 2023
Looks good. But as always, no wireless charging = no buy
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- PepperPot
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- 24 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 22 Jul 2023Ohh isn't china the one banning a lot of companies and... moreChina has been banning American technology companies for years and no one said anything. When America did the same, people lost their shhhhh. It's a double standard, but we are so far past that point it doesn't matter.
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- Riccardocvl
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- 23 Jul 2023
"Probably" ahahahahh
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- Anonymous
- 8x@
- 23 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 22 Jul 2023BBK is company that started making stuff like kitchen appli... moreOh wow, looks like they have more companies than just OnePlus, thank you for letting me konw!
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- 23 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 22 Jul 2023They have to be rebranded because of the US playing whack-a... moreYou think this rebranded foldable is disruptive? Or any of the other rebranded ones for the matter of fact.
They also merged their colorOS into the OnePlus as well, was that disruptive too?
They are selling rebranded phones because they are lazy and don't want R&D to develop new phones for each sub-brand.
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- Anonymous
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- 23 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 22 Jul 2023Ohh isn't china the one banning a lot of companies and... moreexactly lol dude got it mixed up
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- Anonymous
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- 22 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 22 Jul 2023OnePlus and Oppo belong to the same person? I assume so but... moreBBK is company that started making stuff like kitchen appliences and audio devices.
Then BBK decided to join cellphone business.
After that, phone business was renamed Vivo while audio business remaned to Oppo.
Both had huge autonomy and Oppo administration created OnePlus, phones to target young ppl and those that were into tech while Oppo and Vivo remained more mainstream.
Then Oppo created Realme to target very poor costumers that were buying xiaomi phones and samsung J series.
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- Anonymous
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- 22 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 22 Jul 2023They have to be rebranded because of the US playing whack-a... moreOhh isn't china the one banning a lot of companies and technology in the mainland hahahah I think china don't have facebook and a lot more products from western cant be sold in mainland right? And isn't china the one who keeps on stealing and copying designs, product and technology from others to disrupt the profit of others? Hmmmm
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- Anonymous
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- 22 Jul 2023
" The leak suggests that the Find N3 will boast a high-resolution 2268 x 2440 pixel screen with a 120Hz refresh rate. It is also anticipated to have an 8-inch foldable OLED display and a 6.5-inch FHD+ 120Hz cover display. The camera setup is said to include a 50MP OIS triple main camera with a periscope lens. The periscope lens will likely have 3x zoom capability. The smartphone will reportedly feature the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset, up to 16GB of LPDDR5x RAM, and up to 1TB of UFS 4.0 internal storage."
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- Anonymous
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- 22 Jul 2023
OnePlus and Oppo belong to the same person? I assume so but would like confirmation from anyone who knows, otherwise they could get hit with copyright for having the exact same form factor.
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- Anonymous
- 4RT
- 22 Jul 2023
Anonymous, 22 Jul 2023A lot of seemingly new devices that are just rebrands with ... moreThey have to be rebranded because of the US playing whack-a-mole banning a product whenever a Chinese company creates something disruptive to US profits.
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- 22 Jul 2023
evedumon, 22 Jul 2023why oneplus can enter the us market but other bbk brands ca... moreSince they don't sell as much as they did on Asia, I don't think they would take the risk of introducing a brand that has a very low sales probability.
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- Anonymous
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- 22 Jul 2023
Article is wrong ..
This device is upcoming Find N3.
Oppo logo in China, OnePlus logo outside China.
Just looking at it, it is obviously not N2, this one is larger and screen has another ratio
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- Anonymous
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- 22 Jul 2023
It is 100%
- Dr. Watson
- 3Wm
- 22 Jul 2023
I already guessed that the Open would be based off of the also-rumored Find N3 a while back, and I'm sticking to that for now. With details of the Open already surfaced last month and the renders, I doubt they'd suddenly go the N2 route.
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- Anonymous
- 3SL
- 22 Jul 2023
A lot of seemingly new devices that are just rebrands with these asian smartphone brands. Extremely boring and disappointing
