Overview of OnePlus Open Price in Pakistan Specs & Review
Released globally in October 2023, the OnePlus Open marks OnePlus’s entry into foldables, delivering a sleek “book-style” device with a premium feel. It pairs a 6.31″ cover AMOLED display with a spacious 7.82″ internal foldable AMOLED (both 120 Hz, Dolby Vision) and is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset with 16 GB RAM. It comes in 512 GB and 1 TB storage versions and is officially available in Pakistan, priced around ₨330K to ₨497K, depending on storage and vendor.
Price in Pakistan
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16 GB / 512 GB: approximately ₨330,000–341,600 from various retailers
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16 GB / 1 TB: closer to ₨497,000–₨412,500 at premium stores
Full Specifications
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Cover Display: 6.31″ AMOLED, 2484×1116 px, 120 Hz, Dolby Vision
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Main Display: 7.82″ foldable LTPO3 AMOLED, 2268×2440 px (~426 ppi), 120 Hz, Dolby Vision, peak brightness ~2800 nits
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Processor: Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 with Adreno 740 GPU
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Memory/Storage: 16 GB LPDDR5 RAM; 512 GB or 1 TB UFS 4.0 (no microSD slot)
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Rear Camera Setup: 48 MP wide (OIS), 64 MP telephoto (3× optical, OIS), 48 MP ultrawide; supports 8K video and Hasselblad tuning
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Front and Cover Cameras: 20 MP (cover) + 32 MP (main/front) with HDR and 4K capture
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Battery & Charging: 4805 mAh with 67 W wired fast charging (~42 min to full); no wireless charge
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Software: Ships with Android 13 (OxygenOS 13.2), upgradable to Android 15; includes “Open Canvas” multitasking UI
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Build & Durability: Ceramic Glass front (folded), plastic internal, aluminum frame, eco-leather or glass back, splash-resistant IPX4
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Connectivity & Extras: 5G, Wi‑Fi 6e/7, Bluetooth 5.3, NFC, stereo Dolby Atmos speakers, USB‑C, side fingerprint sensor
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Weight & Dimensions: ~239 g folded; unfolds to ~5.8 mm thickness; available in Emerald Dusk and Voyager Black
✅ Pros
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Flagship Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 performance—snappy and powerful
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Excellent multitasking support (“Open Canvas”) on foldable main display
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Vibrant, duo-tone AMOLED screens with high refresh and HDR/Dolby Vision
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Strong triple-camera setup with Hasselblad color tuning and robust OIS
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Premium build and unique form factor, lighter and slimmer than many rivals
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Long-term update commitment—up to Android 15 and extended security support
❌ Cons
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No official wireless charging—a rarity in flagship foldables
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Only splash resistance (IPX4)—no full water/dust protection
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Fragile foldable screen, prone to damage and expensive repairs
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High price (~₨330–395K), still lower than some peers but a major investment
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Software still maturing, with some multitasking and UI optimization quirks
Final Verdict
The OnePlus Open stands out as Pakistan’s most affordable premium foldable at ₨330K+, delivering flagship speed, stunning displays, and a functional foldable form that rivals Samsung and Google. It excels in productivity and day-to-day performance.
But with no wireless charging, fragile glass optics, limited water resistance, and a high repair cost, it’s best suited for early adopters who want foldable versatility and powerful specs, and who are prepared to treat it with care.