Since the day OnePlus confirmed its foray into the foldable space, it has arguably been one of the most anticipated launches of 2023. The consistent flow of leaks and rumors has only kept the buzz alive. OnePlus Open has managed to captivate potential buyers, from the first ever render to the subtle hint of the foldable phone's name "Open". And now, to further fuel anticipation, a new leak reveals a design overhaul for the device. Check out all the details here!

Famous tipster OnLeaks has shared some fresh renders of the upcoming OnePlus Open foldable phone in collaboration with Smartprix. And the new renders suggest that OnePlus is going the way of Oppo and Google for the design of its debut foldable smartphone.

Right off the bat, you can see the striking similarity between the upcoming OnePlus Open and the recently announced Google Pixel Fold and Oppo Find N2. The device is expected to "close like a book" and have a much wider aspect ratio, which is in direct contrast to its previous renders and its closest competitor, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5.

This design change translates to a flat middle bezel with rounded edges and the iconic Alert Slider. On the back is a giant circular camera hump, housing a triple camera system along with the Hasselblad branding. If you look close enough, you'll notice a circular cutout below the "H" of Hasselblad's branding. This can either indicate the presence of a Time-of-Flight (TOF) sensor or a LiDAR sensor. Just below the massive camera hump, the OnePlus Open will sport the OnePlus logo.