The OnePlus Open suffered a delay recently but is still one of the most exciting foldable smartphones on the horizon. However, if you were hoping for some unique new colors for the OnePlus Open, you’ll probably be disappointed.
According to Max Jambor, a reliable source for OnePlus leaks, the OnePlus Open is set to ship in the same two color options as the past three OnePlus flagship phones – black and green.
More specifically Jambor says that the OnePlus Open color options will include “Voyage Black” and “Emerald Eclipse,” but when you cut through the marketing speak, that will likely just be black and green.
OnePlus has settled on those two colors quite a lot in recent years. 2021’s OnePlus 10 Pro also shipped in black and green, and the same was true of the later OnePlus 10T. Then, the OnePlus 11 kept up the tradition. OnePlus has experimented with other colors on its cheaper Nord devices, but green has been a go-to for the brand for a while. Looking back through OnePlus’s history, it’s strange to have seen this go on for so long, as OnePlus has traditionally used new colors through different releases. Just looking back as far as the OnePlus 5, there’s been quite a bit of diversity in the color choices.
OnePlus 5: Slate Grey, Gold
OnePlus 5T: Black, Red, White
OnePlus 6: Black, White
OnePlus 6T: Black, Purple
OnePlus 7/Pro: Black, Almond, Blue
OnePlus 7T: Blue, Grey
OnePlus 8: Black, Interstellar Glow, Green
OnePlus 8 Pro: Black, Green, Blue
OnePlus 9: Black, Purple, Blue
OnePlus 9 Pro: Silver, Green, Black
OnePlus 10 Pro: Black, Green
OnePlus 10T: Black, Green
OnePlus 11: Black, Green
Jambor also confirms what was already expected, which is that OnePlus Open will be sold globally on a scale similar to Galaxy Z Fold 5. That’s very exciting for the foldable market as a whole – I wish we could say the same about the colors.
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