OnePlus Open has some ridiculously good trade-in offers; $1,300 for an iPhone, $200 for a broken device, more

The OnePlus Open launched yesterday and is now available for pre-order, and as with any other modern smartphone launch, that means trade-in offers. Some of OnePlus’ deals are really good, but others are quite bad. Let’s break it down.

OnePlus Open is a $1,699 book-style foldable that, based on our first impressions, is absolutely stellar. Great hardware, a fantastic hinge and display, and a shockingly great camera all add up to a compelling device. But, as with any foldable, that price is still a high barrier of entry to anyone actually tempted to make the purchase.

To help, OnePlus has one deal that will be available for the entire lifecycle of the device.

For as long as the OnePlus Open is available for purchase, OnePlus.com will offer the device with a $200 minimum trade-in value. Whether it’s a decade old or absolutely destroyed, OnePlus will give you at least $200 for any smartphone you want to trade in. This offer is only available via OnePlus.com, but it’s a solid option to bring the price down to $1,499.

Beyond that, some devices are worth considerably more when you trade them in. The best example here is the $699 OnePlus 11, which OnePlus is offering $810 for if you trade it in (though only for the 256GB model). OnePlus is also offering high values for Samsung phones, with up to $800 for Galaxy Z Fold 4, and Galaxy S23 Ultra. The highest value is, as expected, for iPhones, with up to $1,320 for an iPhone 14 Pro Max trade-in.

• Pre-order OnePlus Open at OnePlus.com

Your results will absolutely vary, but some of these deals are stellar and an easy way to get OnePlus’ new foldable for a good price.

The OnePlus Open starts shipping later this month.

More on OnePlus:

• Hands-on: The OnePlus Open brings stellar foldable hardware and a wild multitasking system [Video]
• OnePlus Open foldable and its massive camera array launch globally for $1,699
• Yes, the OnePlus Open and Oppo Find N3 are basically the same foldable [Gallery]

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