OnePlus has been gearing up to launch its first book-style foldable phone, the OnePlus Open. The smartphone was initially set to launch earlier, but OnePlus’s sudden decision to change the display manufacturer delayed the launch indefinitely. However, it looks like the OnePlus Open is finally ready to make its global debut. The company confirmed just it via X (formerly Twitter) that its foldable smartphone will debut soon. In addition, leaks show official images of the smartphone in two colorways and the possible US pricing of the device. A true OnePlus experience. How does it feel?Opening Soon. pic.twitter.com/qPcK4G2ULk— OnePlus (@oneplus) October 9, 2023 OnePlus Open could undercut Samsung and Google’s foldables by $100 Even before the launch, we have the possible pricing of the OnePlus Open, courtesy of WinFuture‘s Roland Quandt. According to the tipster, the OnePlus Open will land with a price tag of $1,699, which is well above the previously speculated $1,450 price tag but also undercuts both the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Google Pixel Fold, both available at $1,800. So, by pricing the OnePlus Open $100 less than Samsung and Google’s foldables, the company is making its first foldable an attractive offering for consumers. It may also steer a few Samsung and Google customers towards OnePlus. The leak also reveals that the OnePlus Open will launch in Europe (except Germany). However, the European pricing is still under wraps. OpePlus Open specs sheet Image: KnowTechie/WinFuture Apart from the flagship Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC, OnePlus Open is…OnePlus Open US pricing leaks, and it’s cheaper than Galaxy Z Fold 5