News India Live, Digital Desk: When ‘foldable’ phones are mentioned in the smartphone world, ‘OnePlus Open’ is often counted among the best and smooth foldable phones. For the first time, OnePlus gave a tough competition to big companies like Samsung and Google with its foldable phone. Since then, everyone in the tech world was waiting for its next version i.e. OnePlus Fold 2 (or what people are also calling OnePlus Open 2). But, now a discussion is coming out from the corridors of the market which has left everyone wondering. If reports are to be believed, this big launch of OnePlus in 2026 may be canceled or postponed for a long time. And the most surprising thing is that Oppo is being said to be behind all this. After all, what does Oppo have to do with this? If you are a tech lover, then you must be knowing that OnePlus and Oppo are now deeply connected. Both brands often share their technology, hardware and even factories. In fact, the foldable phone of OnePlus is considered to be a global incarnation of Oppo’s ‘Find N’ series. Now new information is coming that Oppo is changing its entire strategy regarding foldable phones. If Oppo takes a step back from its foldable projects or makes changes in their design, it will have a direct impact on OnePlus’ pipeline. There is also news that the project coming in 2026 can be put on the back burner for now so that work can be done on some other big idea. However, the company has not given any official seal on it. But the kind of movement that is being seen among the tech leakers cannot be ignored. This is sad for fans because there are not many options in the foldable market at the moment, and everyone had high expectations from OnePlus. If this launch is indeed cancelled, then competitors like Samsung and Google may again get a level playing field. For now, OnePlus fans are just praying that this turns out to be just a rumor and we get to see a great phone in 2026. But until something concrete comes forward, we will just have to wait, holding both our pockets and our hearts.
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