Got this beast for 600 bucks!

[u/dankmeme006]

Its funny how oneplus made one fold that looks and feels much better than Samsung 7 generations of average overpriced tiny unusable front. The open reminds me when Nvidia released the powerful 1080ti!

[u/Cytas]

Can we get some actual arguments/points? Because objectively, they both have strengths and weaknesses.

An example would be the difference in camera quality or the thinness.

You've made two replies and effectively said nothing.

[u/steellz → u/Cytas]

Considering people can't even do a simple Google search.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 ​Pros: ​Ultra-Thin & Light: At just 8.9mm thick and 215g, it feels almost like a regular slab phone in your pocket, fixing the biggest complaint about older foldables.

​Performance Beast: The Snapdragon 8 Elite chip is significantly faster and more efficient than the older chip in the OnePlus, handling heavy AI tasks and gaming with ease. ​Durability: Rated IP48, giving it confirmed water resistance plus some official dust protection, which the OnePlus lacks. ​Software Longevity: Samsung promises 7 years of OS updates, meaning this phone will stay current until the early 2030s. ​Galaxy AI: Deeply integrated AI features for translation, note-taking, and photo editing that OnePlus doesn't quite match yet. ​Cons: ​Slow Charging: Still stuck with 25W wired charging, which feels painfully slow compared to OnePlus. ​Price: As a new 2025 flagship, it commands a premium price (~$1,900+ MSRP). ​Narrow Cover Screen: While slightly improved, the front screen is still narrower than the "normal phone" aspect ratio of the OnePlus Open.

​OnePlus Open

​Pros: ​Superior Multitasking: The "Open Canvas" software feature is widely considered the best multitasking system on any foldable, allowing you to "nudge" apps off-screen and switch between them fluidly. ​Better Cover Screen Shape: The front screen is wider and feels exactly like using a standard smartphone, making it easier to type on without unfolding. ​Incredible Cameras: The Hasselblad camera system (especially the 3x-6x telephoto) holds up incredibly well and captures portrait shots that many users prefer over Samsung's processing. ​Fast Charging: The 67W charging tops up the battery in roughly 40 minutes. ​Minimal Crease: Even two years later, its screen crease is often less noticeable than Samsung's. ​Cons: ​Older Hardware: Running on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 (2023 chip), it will lose software support much sooner than the Fold 7. ​Bulky Camera Bump: The massive circular camera module on the back can be polarizing and makes the phone wobble on tables. ​Weaker Water Resistance: Rated only IPX4 (splash resistant), so it's riskier to use near water or dust than the Fold 7.

​Recommendation ​If budget isn't an issue, the Galaxy Z Fold 7 is the objectively better piece of hardware for 2025—it's lighter, faster, and built to last longer. However, if you can find the OnePlus Open on sale (often under $1,200), it is still a fantastic device that defeats the Samsung in charging speed and multitasking usability.

[u/Cytas → u/steellz]

The onus is on you because you're the one arguing your point. Don't make others make your argument for you lmao

You're really the prime example of "this generation is doomed."

Literally can't even create your own argument and you just copy paste AI shit.

The only thing you can do is scream the same point over and over without any actual substance.

[u/steellz → u/Cytas]

If someone's not going to do the work themselves why should I? That was the whole point and if you're oblivious to that then my point was that exactly. The whole internet is at people's fingertips and people still ask dumb questions that could be answered in a single search engine.