OnePlus Open Durability Test - You guessed wrong...

Today we are durability testing the OnePlus Open. Grab some GOVEE Christmas lights on Amazon HERE: bit.ly/3RidGr3 or on their website bit.ly/3sVQ5TO They have SO MANY LIGHTS. And huge thanks to Govee for sponsoring this video. The OnePlus open has caught the eye of many - but is the OnePlus Open as durable as the Samsung Galaxy Fold? Or will it snap in half like the Google Pixel? There is only one way to find out - and that's with a JerryRigEverything durability test!
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[@JerryRigEverything]

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[@21backwards78]

I love you

[@ratuldeoun7228]

The lights look awesome! 😅

[@Seed]

Strangest, and most awesome sponsor i've ever seen lol

[@Fahadsir]

OnePlus 12 Durability test chak.and video Sharing . Plzz

[@deepoi5754]

Okk

[@alexm.6148]

Years of watching this channel has taught me one thing: you can never truely tell if a phone will bend and snap

[@jackwoodhead]

I'd argue that sometimes you /can/ tell that it'll snap, like when there are poorly placed antenna lines. But there are plenty of surprises, I suppose because the internal structure matters so much.

[@pascowade]

​@@jackwoodheadwhoosh

[@SidTheGeek]

Only 3310 survived

[@markl6495]

You'll never know until you know, you know. I learnt that foldables are surprisingly strong (mostly). But most important of all, when you see the scratch test incoming, specifically on the outer edges. Mute or skip and now!

[@pvshka]

​@@markl6495unless you like that scratchy scratchy

[@delta_cosmic]

Ironically the Oneplus Open being a folding phone happens to be the first OnePlus phone in awhile to pass your durability test.

[@SecureSnowball]

😂😂😂

[@MegaLokopo]

To be fair though his test isn't consistent. He tries much harder to bend phones from brands he doesn't like.

[@kakun63]

​@@MegaLokopoapple is safe till now

[@loveablehk]

and FYI this is really an Oppo phone...Oppo just branded it as oneplus for market outside of China.

[@MrE_]

@@kakun63 iPhone 6 wasn't safe

[@Anton3055]

I was waiting for this! Good to know my phone survives your durability test! Thank you as always for the extensive test. Looking forward to the inside look!

[@4RILDIGITAL]

I thought the camera was a mini fan. 😂

[@Ttmontes6]

Can't unsee it now 😂

[@amitjesur]

04:28 I agree. Every phone should have alert slider 👍

[@CamboSpace]

Oppo and Oneplus did such a great job on their Foldables this year. Oneplus Open is on my list now.

[@Ronnet]

I bought it. It's awesome. Cheapest yet best foldable out there in my opinion. My only issue is that Android auto isn't working. But that seems to be a wider issue for phones with a Snapdragon 8 gen 2 and Android 13.

[@heyolorenns]

the oppo find n3 "champagne gold" is the most beautiful folding phone rn

[@ggosseyn]

​@@RonnetI've got the Open and have had no issues with Android Auto wireless. Interesting...

[@xFrozenxSnowx]

​@@Ronnettry going into developer settings and setting default usb mode to mtp/android auto. Use stock cable when pairing initially. If still doesn't work (AA opens and closes instantly), clear data on Google and Google Play Services as well as AA. I had this issue when I restored from my old phone when setting up the device and clearing data solved it.

[@Ronnet]

@@ggosseyn the issue that I've read up on is only for wired connection. Unfortunately nu car doesnt support wireless.

[@dariodelvoije]

Watched this video on my oneplus open. And I'm really glad it survives your torture tests. I normally check your video to make sure a phone is atleast durable enough to survive some light bending, but I couldnt wait any longer with the Open since I wanted the early discount. So I watched every other video that exists on youtube and they all said it was durable, so I took a leap of faith with this one. I've had it since release now and I'm really happy with it. I've been looking at foldables for a while now because I'm kind of a tech geek. But the Pixel fold is too wide for me and the samsungs are too narrow, so you'll always have to fold it open to properly use it. With the OnePlus I can just use it as a normal phone when I'm answering texts in public etc. But can fold it open when I'm watching youtube, gaming, multitasking, working or just want to look at a picture without zooming in. The free case is also pretty good, the paid case is still sold out though. So I cant replace it yet.

[@Maxx134a]

The Pixel Fold isn't really too wide for anyone.😅 It is a normal width phone, but just heavier 😢 Also, The Galaxy s23Ultra is a wide phone. 🥲 But I do love the looks of that OnePlus 😊

[@robwhite6057]

Watching on my Oppp Fold 3-same phone just leaves the factory via a different door

[@Lord_Reset]

7:02 The exterior screen on the pixel fold... But besides that funny mistake I appreciate these videos and all you do, and the fact you persist even when large companies steal your stuff.

[@klabjcobevj72nso0fj4]

I caught it, too. I was only half watching, and I was like, "did I switch to another video somehow?" Lol

[@something.with.m]

Okay, so it wasn't just me then! 😅

[@Maxx134a]

Probably because the PixelFold is either his actual "daily driver", or his preferred fold😅

[@just4Phuns]

i just commented the same thing. Small details, but I just thought I would make him aware. JerryRig to the MOON

[@ocallaghancolin94]

Probably because he had just mentioned the Pixel Fold in a previous sentence.@@Maxx134a

[@pixelgaming7261]

Can you perform water tests during your durability testing? It'd be interesting to see how non-IPX7/IPX8 rated phones would perform.

[@johnlucas6683]

Hopefully. Some requested that over a year ago already, or longer, I can't remember.

[@PhilAndOr]

​@@GH0STST4RSCR34M But IP rated phones have actually been through rigorous lab tests.... no-IP phones have not. IP rating also gives you significantly more leverage as a consumer when it comes to warranty.

[@marufbepary100]

It will take longer just because most phones, even without an IP rating have some sort of water resistance. If I remember correctly, the OnePlus Nord for example had all the features to achieve IP68 but OnePlus didn't certify it because it would take more money. But then the same phone from a carrier had the IP rating.

[@BrysonCreighton]

​@@PhilAndOrThere's some assumptions here that don't add up. For one regardless of an IP rating most companies will not cover your water damaged phone under warranty. The question of does your device have water damage when doing a warrant replacement exists for a reason. Those T&C's aren't there for the consumer. Many phones go through extensive testing, the difference is whether an outside entity that gives IP ratings is involved in the test process or not. OnePlus has actually tested this phone under many water conditions that would surpass the IPX4 rating it has. To others point here in the comments, the water proofing rating is a little over blown. Personally I don't care what the rating is, I'm still using a waterproof case when planning water activities to avoid any unnecessary situations. We are talking about $1k -$2k devices here. Not worth the accident or the accidental failure of that IP rating.

[@someone-mn8or]

​@@marufbepary100even if a phone doesn't have any water resistance and water gets right onto the circuit boards, the phone will typically not fail immediately. You won't get a short circuit because water is actually a pretty bad conductor. It will usually be weeks or months until something actually stops working as a result of corrosion.

[@vstolpner]

Love your videos You should include some kind of drop testing in your videos.... Especially for the folding phones. I get that coming up with a truly "fair" drop test would be hard, but it's the main way how phones break these days and it would be nice to know which are a little more rugged. Plus your testing this might force the manufacturers to build stronger phones, even if it means adding a little extra metal and thickness

[@markl6495]

Agreed I'm still surprised how much damage they can take. Obviously you buy foldables knowing they have to be more fragile than a chocolate bar phone, having moving parts etc. Well you'd assume so, a perfect example look at his RAZR 40 Ultra test and then watch the most recent iPhone test on the titanium (lol) most expensive one. Not surprised why they " decided " not to have a foldable of their own anytime soon. 🫣

[@n0xzy1337]

"Casetify is learning it the hard way" 5:57 😂

[@UnCoolDre]

Great video and thanks for continuing to pump these out! I did however notice that you called the Oneplus Open the Pixel fold at 7:04 xD

[@ultraclean]

I was wondering if anyone made a comment! Hahahah

[@gamecuber6]

as i heard it i immediately looked at the comments lol

[@Maxx134a]

He secretly owns the Pixel Fold 😅

[@pewnit]

​@@gamecuber6fr, same here

[@KDZen]

Doubling the ad spot as a camera test for the phone is actually genius, I almost always skip these but this time I watched the whole thing

[@chrism.keeling212]

Awesome video as always. Also, forgot to thank you. Your durability test on the Galaxy Z Flip 5 is the breaking decision that had me go buy one as my daily driver. Much love and mad respect!

[@E2rd1994]

Great test as always! ❤ Maybe you can help to explain... is there a technological barrier to melt glass on the flat part of the inner screen with more flexible plastic in the middle? Because I wonder why no brand does it for their foldables at this point...

[@mihaiplaysgame]

OnePlus did apple dirty with the titanium 💀💀💀

[@markowen8205]

Yep 😅

[@goergemorgan8741]

Bruh 😂😂

[@jpnicosia4028]

I think they had it first too lmao

[@Omega_258]

What's titanium gotta do with OnePlus?

[@ittimjones]

The titanium was a stupid marketing gimmick anyway.

[@harrisoneverett4863]

Casteify is learning that lesson the hard way, love it lol

[@doctabyte5370]

Finally, someone mentions that bit

[@lawrenceassaf6173]

I'm so glad this video was made you're the best phone durability tester it on KZbin

[@alrighty1815]

6:01 That cracked me up. Can’t wait to hear about the updates on the Casetify case

[@JLewisRacing927]

That is not a camera bump, it's a camera tumor

[@MezzoForteAural]

Love the look of this OnePlus, once the tech is a bit more mature I might grab a folding phone. I kind of liked the lights until I saw they are only rated to -20. For the price wouldn't want to risk it breaking with the weather. Get colder then that plenty of days in the norther US.

[@amil89]

iPhones are rated to 32 degrees, same as samsungs flagships. Unless those numbers are fudged it would likely outlast your current phone in the extreme cold. Folding phones have been ready. My Fold 3 is still extremely fast and in perfect working order despite having a chunk of metal missing from my hinge from dropping it on patio tiles. Look at the Honor Magic v2. Thin as an iphone, with a bigger battery

[@delamain1559]

In reality the z fold 5 is mature enough for me to take the plunge and buy it... In terms of durability this oneplus is at the level of a fold 3 as I have been saying for 2 months..

[@leifhietala8074]

Right? I live in TN, we get colder than that here. Not often, but it happens and sometimes down into the negative teens.

[@leafeonisdistressed1069]

They are talking about the christmas lights@@amil89

[@byte0117]

I'd say the Open has more mature tech than most other folding phones. The crease is basically nonexistent so less stress on the display, something Google and Samsung are still well behind on

[@tomvalone8928]

Ive been wanting to try one plus for a while now. I really appreciate the company including the wall block and a case

[@StangCrazy79]

The 11 seems like a solid phone. I've had a 7pro and currently running a 9pro...no complaints so far.

[@tomvalone8928]

@StangCrazy79 I've been using Samsungs since the galaxy s7 and want a change of scenery. (Not iphone)

[@biomedical2915]

hay Zack! great vid, as always i enjoyed it but that being said could you do a water test in the future? it would be interesting to see how some phones with or without IP rating survive.

[@arvidwelin2641]

7:27 nice WiFi name 🔥

[@thetruesimplegrid]

"Glass is glass and glass breaks, Casetify is learning that the hard way." - The versatile Agent 47. This Easter egg should definitely go the next tear down skin.

[@mohdibrahim1350]

Thanks sir. I have waiting for this for long now!

[@julianvillarreal1450]

This is such an amazing video. Also, happy first day of December!

[@Shoinoffrc]

That casetify jab tho😂😂😂 good stuff

[@TaylenIsInsane]

I have the same Govee lights on my balcony and the outside skirting of my house. They are so cool, I've had them since 2021. It's so good and bright, I don't even turn on my floodlights sometimes when no one is outside. Also, the neighbor's kids love them 😊

[@papagrounds]

That's the longest intro I've ever seen and I loved every second of it!

[@errolneal9789]

Ive been waiting for this!

[@josephjoo7278]

“Scratches at a level 2 with deeper grooves at a level finger nail” 3:35 ultra premium prob never hearing again quote

[@MisfitMonkey]

Really the only thing keeping me from buying a folding phone is that plastic screen on the inside, but I'm amazed how far these phones have come so far.

[@Himechinachae]

The Microsoft duo was onto something... Why don't we tack two screens together as close as possible and seal it off with some silicone between the two?

[@hogman3543]

Samsung Z fold is the only foldable that can be bent from the back, leaving no sign of change

[@A_Nellprober]

Been waiting for this video. Did not disappoint.

[@kenkioqqo]

Awesome test as always, Zach!

[@ramsaymckee3511]

Thanks again for a great durability test. I Always wait for your durability tests before I purchase a phone. I want it to last. Ordered my OnePlus Open right after watching this video.

[@Mrtrojano]

I ordered mine also ❤

[@mysticabbagerealm]

Why ? A phone is a phone and phones break. Put that on ya case garry

[@hogman3543]

Until Z Fold 6 comes out then this will die out

[@amitjesur]

This is what I was waiting for. Finally... Thanks Zack👍😇

[@kingzach74]

His name is Zack.

[@amitjesur]

@@kingzach74 you're right bro. I literally forgot that. Thanks for correcting me 😃 Let me change it to Zack from Jack

[@imealldid8228]

Was looking for this great video

[@dtokjr]

Thank you I been waiting on this video

[@TheCuriousNoob]

I love my Oneplus 11 16GB. Got it on sale for $650. Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, 16GB LPDDR5x and UFS 4.O. If you want it, just note the 8GB model with the same name and no different model designation comes with last Gen UFS 3.1 (half speed) and non-X ram (not really a big difference). The 16GB of RAM makes a pretty decent difference on Android 14 since I don't have to use storage for fake RAM. I'm using 12GB of ram right now and I've totally disabled the fake storage RAM. Everything is lightning quick. The only thing my friends are turned off by it is that it's a Chinese company. I for one have trust in Oneplus due to their long history in the USA although this is my first phone. Deep in the settings you can find that they do collect information (most phones do) and you can disable it. The negative is that the wording for the feature is very manipulative like you're going to lose features if you disable it. You don't. Just turn it off.

[@leifhietala8074]

Not a small guy, and not shy about putting the bricks to things he wants to test. We've seen Z snap a phone like a tortilla chip. I'm not a fan of OnePlus, but I'll admit - I'm impressed. It took the strain a couple of times and is hanging tough. That's pretty good.

[@teknotronik711]

I have been waiting to see this video for a while! Glass to see it passed!

[@etem.a.4974]

@6:23 i guess that sand you picked from the bunker site.... Cool... 🎉

[@koolk8301]

7:27 That Wifi name though 😂

[@zampoloo]

Can you please add liquid testing to your durability test videos? It might even be interesting to see how it effects the interior components in the teradown

[@W0ND3RB0Y1]

Not a bad idea, would make sense..

[@MoiraPrime]

I think the issue with a water test is that all of the other durability testing things compromise the water resistance in one way or another. ESPECIALLY bending the phone.

[@MuhammadZeshan]

I was waiting for you to do durability test this oneplus open, I haven't seen mkbhd video, just because I want to see you doing your work

[@havendocken187]

Wow! Love seeing Govee out in the wild! One thing that I'd like to say, is if you ever decide to redo them, they look alot better when installed closer to the house.

[@unrealsportscardz2225]

I just took advantage of the trade in offers from oneplus and traded in my google fold and i can just say that this phone is amazing, i currently still have the samsung fold 4, dusting out on my drawer lol, so happy to see this phone survive beacuse is paper light compare to samsung and googles folds , i can hold this phone open 20 minutes with one hand without getting tired lol, i can recommend this phone 100% and i must say goodbye to my google fold for good..awesome test video as always

[@iBlendrYaBollocks]

I wonder how this handles bubbling screen protectors. Seems to be the biggest issue left with these.

[@StretchDattass]

My Fold 4 I got last September starting having the screen protector fuck up, not taking it off tho, learned that lesson when my flip 3 cracked around a year in cuz I took the protector off a month prior.

[@gilangrizkiaulya8664]

@@StretchDattass Do Samsung in your region not provide free screen protector replacement?

[@MrGrannyStylez]

I have a fold4 and I took the screen protector off. Its not required to be on there anymore. It fold much smoother and the screen feels way betrer without it.

[@aesara4036]

my screen protector on my fold 4 also started bubbling up a year in, i had to remove it bc apparently leaving it on while its bubbled can kill the screen while its opening or closing. its been like 4 months since i took it off and it actually feels so much better now, but i hope my screen doesn't break on its own though. it sucks that these things seem so fragile in terms of longevity. its like the most fun ive ever had with a phone, it would suck to go back to a normal one if this breaks :(

[@TrialsProgression]

Fold 3, 2 inner screens replaced for free with Samsung protection plan. Each bubbled after about 10 months. Now watching on my one plus open. So far happy. Time will tell

[@mcbseb]

Nice Christmas lights. Clark Griswold would be proud! 🙂

[@schwammbo]

Watching this on the Open, so this was definitely reassuring lol

[@hogman3543]

Samsung Z fold is the only foldable that can be bent from the back, leaving no sign of change

[@Random_4400]

7:40 jerry inhaled helium

[@saiprasadbalakrishnan6066]

There's is mistake Jerry at 7:03 it's OnePlus open not pixel fold, btw great video excited for the teardown video.

[@ITsTaufiqAhmed]

6:16 Dust of Bunker Project

[@limitlessventures8413]

Very surprising result. Well done OnePlus 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@marksharp]

Every time you time scrape the edge of the phones with your knife, and I am using AirPods, the sound goes through me. It’s like torture! Another great video.

[@alexanderkvenvolden4067]

I was really hoping that when Oneplus did a folding phone, we'd finally have two (actually one, with Microsoft killing the Surface Duo) options for actual dual screen phones for us people who just want that. Giant folding screens freak me out from a durability perspective even when they perform well, and would rather not pay extra for something probably less durable.

[@kingzach74]

Yeah me too. I was hoping that OnePlus would have used 2 close-together screens that could function as one screen but sadly looks like we aren't going to have that any time soon if ever.

[@ZverseZ]

@@kingzach74 Your talking about dual-screen smartphones, they were a thing in the 2016-2018 era of smartphones, like for example the LG v60 thinq dual-screen phone. But turns out they didn't sell well. I didn't even know these phones existed until this year, so my guess is they just weren't advertised well. I explored the idea a bit with a flip phone style version of this on my channel but I don't think companies are willing to take these kinds of risks anymore. Gone are the days of LG innovations like the LG Wing

[@markl6495]

That magic V something? Theirs looks the best for the book style foldable in my opinion. Looks terrifying thin and huge battery life but knowing it's in my pocket would likely turn me paranoid. Stick with my 40 Ultra still love it.

[@noveliayuki]

Isnt it better for the screens to be together as if it were a tablet? Watching a video with a black line in the middle is not comfortable

[@aashiqelemarat5031]

Been using this phone since a month..Coming from an S23 ultra and fold 5 i must say this is the best foldable out there.The only issue i have is snapchat isnt as optimized as the s23 Ultra

[@mushfiqurrohim1400]

I really appreciate that you mentioned every phone should have the alert slider .its really necessary button.i hope every company soon consider 😊

[@rays73]

Frozen light ball was sick. Them Christmas lights are dope 😎

[@NickB02]

I always thought of oneplus as one of the few companies with a good quality-price ratio so its surprising to see that they made a product this expensive,because i dont think any mobile phone is worth even close to this much,the only company i expected to do this is apple because they always sell 100$ devices at 1500$

[@Gabilleta]

Have to give Oppo the credit here for making a well constructed folding phone. Good job

[@chaosofagoose]

I mean, they're the same company but two different brands for different markets

[@hobbitpsi]

@@chaosofagoose They're actually the same company. BBK Electronics owns both Oppo and OnePlus. So think of Oppo and OnePlus just two different sections of an office but the same exact company.

[@chaosofagoose]

@@hobbitpsi ya that's what I was saying :) They're the same company (bbk electronics) but two different brands intended for different markets. OnePlus is intended for the global market while Oppo is intended for the Chinese market, but they're just names

[@fynkozari9271]

I hate Oppo. They ruined Oneplus. Now my 8T has forced update. Slower buggier and harder to use. Not to mention green lines by Samsung display. I will never buy Oneplus again.

[@hobbitpsi]

@@fynkozari9271 Don;t blame Oppo, they had nothing to do with it. BKK is the owner of both brands.

[@SAIIIURAI]

A while ago i remembered watching a video about a self-repairing polymers! They even cut it and it "healed" to its original state! It would be awesome if they could use that material for the inner screen layer! No more fear of denting that super sensitive screen!

[@SomeGuylGuess]

have you considered voice-over or asmr cause goddamn your voice is majestic

[@kojikicklighter371]

Samsung is reverse engineering this hinge, I'm sure😂 My favorite part about the Open, is the virtually invisible crease.

[@hom._.]

And in the future, probably no crease.

[@That_YO_guy_1200]

Yo! Govee lights are amazing. Seriously, the RGBIC looks awesome

[@daredevildann]

Love it! Not the phone, but videos by Jerry)

[@joserafaelcastellanosmader9765]

@JerryRigEveryting the bit when you mentioned the C word at minuto 6:00 was on point, hands down the GOAT sir!

[@thetechyguy14]

Huge respect for you Jerry ❤

[@roberttranceedm]

Zack

[@thetechyguy14]

@@roberttranceedm 👍 yeah I know that his real name is Zack Nelson but I like to call him like that 🤨

[@nakrenjam]

In conclusion, OnePlus is growing again 🎉. I have the OP11, and it's amazing.

[@metaversewr8827]

The OP11 is such a beast of a phone, glad to see OnePlus back creating flagship killers 💯

[@supes2687]

Op 11 is the most beautiful phone i have ever seen

[@hmk..]

great video. next time we want durability test of a Stradivarius violin , grand piano and finally cybertruck.

[@skyecinnie]

I love your upload schedule

[@krzysztofkenobi8072]

I was little scared as a Im an owner of Oneplus Open but it seems to be more durable than it looks 😀Waiting for teardown skin.

[@delamain1559]

That doesn't mean anything, the fold 3 was as durable as this open in its respective test yet it has a series of problems

[@dariodelvoije]

Foldables will always have more durability problems than normal phones, but this video at least shows it will most likely survive a few accidents, some dust (and probably water) and the life in your pocket as long as you dont put it in there folded open with a bunch of keys/coins

[@krzysztofkenobi8072]

@@delamain1559 Of course it proves nothing. No one in their right mind would bend the foldable in the opposite direction 🤪 I was just cheering for the phone. Its my second foldable, Samsung ZFold4 had no isues, with hinge and inner screen at least. Batrery dropped 21% of capacity over a year ☹ Best regards for Cyberpunk fan 😁

[@Wuzzup129]

If I were to get a folding phone, OnePlus Open would be at the top of my list.

[@delamain1559]

And yet everyone takes a Samsung... Rightly so

[@Wuzzup129]

@@delamain1559 Dude the OnePlus literally just came out give it time

[@voxascale5316]

the magnets in the corners holding the iron is so cool

[@Tzvhon]

This has been and still is my favourite youtube channel ❤❤❤

[@sufimomin]

Thank God I chose right phone... finally durability test pass😅

[@premiumsomdier]

i agree with having a mute button, but its gotta be pretty rigid so you wont accidently mute if its in your pocket

[@W0ND3RB0Y1]

This one is very rigid actually..

[@kingzach74]

OnePlus sliders are pretty good at not accidentally switching in your pocket.

[@metaversewr8827]

From experience I can say, they never accidentally mute lol, designed perfectly

[@just4Phuns]

7:02 @JerryRigEverything You say, "the exterior screen of the Pixel Fold", not the "OnePlus Open" =) Love the content, and can NOT wait for the bunker to be built! =)

[@CHRISINCOGNITO]

Damn glad to see this, mine arrives Wednesday.

[@BluexXOXO]

I am surprised that after 4 years of the fold dominating, a new worthy opponent has arrived. although it has some of the same problems.

[@milotxh]

They share technology

[@TheCuriousNoob]

Oneplus is gaining traction again. My Oneplus 11 is awesome and I was dubious about them since they're a Chinese company. Probably my favorite phone I've ever had unless you count my Droid Turbo from 2014. That was my first phone with an OLED screen and you better believe it I spent hours looking at the Always on Display in pitch black seeing numbers float in the dark or finding videos and photos that took advantage of pure black. The ballistic nylon back was awesome too. Edit: Wow snapdragon 805! 5.2" Quad HD display, 3GB of RAM. It came with Android 4 and a 3900mah battery, which was absolutely massive at the time.

[@minhnhuttran2757]

​@@TheCuriousNoobi'm loving mine as well.

[@terrycrews1584]

​​@@milotxhBarely, if any. Samsung is a Korea-based company, OnePlus is a Chinese company under Oppo. It would be stupid to share techonology to an area you have a monopoly in basically.

[@BluexXOXO]

@@milotxh Yes, but i feel like op did it better this time, also samsung needs to fix the crease in their folds. My sister bought a fold 4 last year and I decided to try some of its features but i was always bothered by the crease it would make it feel like they just glued two phones with a hinge. although i must say the hinge quality of the folds is unmatched

[@drum_titor]

7:14 pixel fold 😂😂

[@ziggyz8345]

This was incredibly hard to watch seeing as my oneplus open comes in later today, but good to know what it can handle, that inner screen protector might be a problem for sure

[@rlalani7]

Your seriously the best Zack

[@bringthecheese9504]

Funny how OnePlus absolutely surpassed Samsung on their first try at a foldable phone.

[@ringtyler]

To be fair they had 4 versions of Samsung to learn from

[@hackdesigner]

@@ringtyler True - but that speaks of them even better, IMO. There was an opportunity to learn - and they took it. Nicely done.

[@deezyle3446]

it isn't their first try... It's basically an Oppo phone rebranded to Oneplus for the markets outside of China. It's their 3rd iteration. Oneplus Open is the Oppo Find N3

[@Maxx134a]

Doesn't matter, because Samsung is 2yr behind in hardware. Samsung is currently "reverse engineering" the top Huawei foldable, to try figure out how to make a thinner fold.. Fact!. 😮😮

[@Multi_ejder_kk]

It's not just about the tech; it's the vision behind Amazon's AMZP33X that's captivating. It speaks volumes about where we're headed as a digital-first civilization.

[@wa2k360]

This is a crypto scam^ do not invest, they have purchased fake likes.

[@drkastenbrot]

dont bother looking it up, its another crypto scam that has nothing to do with amazon

[@arjunnkrishna]

@@drkastenbrotthankyou man

[@a_3x]

​@@drkastenbrotThank you, kind stranger.

[@MrYeet-mz6wu]

@@drkastenbrotThank you, mate.

[@WordsByJordan]

That's the best advertisement these lights could have had✨🔥

[@4evrwise]

I think this phone really is kind of a judgement against Samsung. Samsung introduced the folding phone to America and is on its 5th edition and still has the narrow screen that many have been complaining about, still is heavy and the crease in the middle of the screen is more prevalent. Samsung became complacent and lazy refusing to acknowledge that other companies are seeking dominance.

[@dariodelvoije]

Yeah I think you are right. I've been interested in folding phones for a while now, in terms of specs nothing is good compared to the Samsung fold. But the narrow screen just makes no sense to me and the crease is clearly visible on the big screen. I think OnePlus/Oppo nailed it with this design. The phone is light weight for a foldable, the outside screensize is perfect and the crease is only visible when the screen is turned off or completely white (like a pdf file) and you hold it at a weird angle. If you look at it normally you can barely see it. I almost bend my phone the wrong way one time because I forgot I turned it sideways to watch a video a bit bigger and the crease wasnt visible. I'm really curious what they can do in the next few years of development. And what they will do, will they settle like Samsung or will they make this design even better

[@SigmaFish]

As a OnePlus Open user, only function that wants me to use samsung is Smart view to send video to Samsung TV. The rest, OnePlus open nailed Galaxy Fold in almost every aspect including Cameras. Samsung multi app access were not good as OnePlus.

[@Maxx134a]

Samsung's embarrassment in the world stage, by having their Hardware is so far behind. Samsung is currently "reverse engineering" the top Huawei foldable, to try figure out how to make a thinner fold.. Fact!. 😮😮

[@flammatic]

Could you please please do some Audiobooks! Your voice is so calming.

[@user-qx8cb9uz7j]

Hi Zack! Are you going to make a video about the 12 series as well? 😊

[@oswith972]

I wouldn't mind a foldable phone if they just made the inside 2 separate screens. I really don't get the hype of having the screen itself flex, I'm sure with todays technology you could make the bezel nonexistant so you would just barely see the gap between the 2 screens when it's open. Much prefer that over a plastic screen with a dent in the middle

[@kingzach74]

Yeah me too. I love my Surface Duo 2 with 2 glass screens but the bezels are certainly noticeable.

[@FLEXYE]

I want to let you know that Amazons AMA59X made it this year. Any better way to start a global change? Dont get me wrong I know they are not like altruists or something but they keep doing the right thing to improve the situation, power the ecomonmy and so much more. We need players like them and we can always jump in the train at good spots such as this one

[@Dauthdart]

Scam! Watch out!

[@NewkFritz]

Scam report

[@vishnunmenon6255]

0:38 "I'll switch to the big back cramers shortly" 😅

[@1993rufus]

I just got my Govee lights and they are AMAZING, my neighbors asked where i got them and wanted to get some themselves. I got them just in tie because they are currently sold out!

[@FishingwithMattUK]

👋 Gang who caught Jerry calling it a Pixel fold haha

[@zorg0n]

2:23 Thank me later :D

[@Jbrimbelibap]

The Nothing phones' sim slot opening toothpick is so good jerry uses it for other phones

[@biswanathpanda9646]

Hey Jerry . How does internal storage looks in a phone ? And as well as the processor after removing the protection? Please can you make a video about it?

[@keeler1984]

7:05 thought I'd let you know you call the open the pixel fold here probably because you spoke about the fold during the hinge test just before this bit