Our Favorite Foldable Phone Is On Sale For $599 - The Lowest Price Yet

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When OnePlus first released its flagship foldable phone last fall, ZDNET's Kerry Wan marveled at the device's sleek and satisfying form factor, noting that the Open was a wholly unique phone, different than anything else on the market.

Having tried every mainstream foldable phone that had dropped over the course of the last few years, he noted that the OnePlus Open occupies the perfect middle-ground between Google's small but heavy Pixel Fold and Samsung's tall and thin Galaxy Z Fold.

Also: 3 reasons why I ditched my Samsung Galaxy foldable for the OnePlus Open

Now, OnePlus is dropping the price on the Open foldable phone to its lowest price ever, at just $1,399, making it much cheaper than the Galaxy which starts at $1,800, and will run you upwards of $2,000 for the 1TB version. 

But that's not even the best part of this deal. OnePlus is so confident that the Open is the best foldable phone on the market right now that they're offering a sweet trade-in deal for new customers. If you currently own a Samsung Z Fold 4 or 5, Galaxy S24 Ultra, or a Pixel Fold device, you can trade it in for up to an additional $800 off, bringing the Open down to as low as $599.

If you're looking for a new take on the foldable form factor, and not happy with Google or Samsung's devices, there couldn't be a better time to spring for the Open, which ZDNET's Matt Miller says has taken the lead as the superior foldable device that's a smartphone and a mini tablet combined in one. 

The Open also has a better battery capacity compared to the competitors, boasting a 4,400mAh capacity that should easily last all day. In addition, its fast charging feature allows the device go from zero to fully charged in just around 45 minutes, which is pretty fast for any smartphone, never mind one with a foldable display.

The OnePlus Open pictured with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Google Pixel Fold. 

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This deal won't be around forever, though. The sale price and trade-in discount will run from June 17 to July 7, after which the Open will go back to its regular price of $1,699. 

In addition to the sale price, OnePlus also offers some additional perks with the Open, including $100 off the OnePlus Watch 2, if you're looking for a new smartwatch, and six months of Google One, which comes with 100GB of storage and up to three months of YouTube Premium for free.

The sale price and trade-in discount will run from June 17th to July 7th, after which the Open will go back to its regular price of $1,699. 

However, deals are subject to sell out or expire at any time, though ZDNET remains committed to finding, sharing, and updating the best product deals for you to score the best savings. Our team of experts regularly checks in on the deals we share to ensure they are still live and obtainable. We're sorry if you've missed out on this deal, but don't fret -- we're constantly finding new chances to save and sharing them with you at ZDNET.com

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