Motorola Razr Fold
What you’d gain
- 1.8× faster
- Display score: 8.3 → 8.8
- Battery: 4,805 → 6,000 mAh
- Security updates until around 2033
- Better water resistance
- Wireless charging
What you’d give up
- No charger in the box
How the OnePlus Open compares with phones you can buy today: how long it still gets updates, what a new phone would add and what you’d give up. Every number comes from official specs and update policies.
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Our take
Worth considering
Security updates end around 2028 Newer phones are about 1.8× faster The best upgrade scores 2.4 points higher on battery and 1.5 on performance
Based on specs and official update policies. It’s your call.
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Scores, speed and updates come from official specs, chip benchmarks (Geekbench 6, 3DMark) and the makers’ update policies. How we rate phones
OnePlus promises 5 years of security updates for the OnePlus Open, counted from its announcement in October 2023, so they should continue until around 2028. It gets 4 years of OS upgrades, until around 2027.
Based on specs, the best upgrade we found is the Motorola Razr Fold, with a PhoneRanked score of 8.9 vs 7.1 for the OnePlus Open. We looked at phones with a US launch price up to $2,150, close to the OnePlus Open’s launch price.
Going by the benchmarks of their chips, the Motorola Razr Fold is about 1.8 times as fast as the OnePlus Open. In Geekbench 6 multi-core it scores 9,568 vs 5,200, and in the 3DMark Steel Nomad Light graphics test 1,938 vs 1,091.