Spigen Thin Fit Designed for OnePlus Open Case (2023) - Black

First things, first -- foldable phones are weird. They have inherent problems that make cases for them clumsy and awkward at best. I have owned the Pixel Fold, Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Oneplus Open and the Open is, in my opinion, by far the best of the three. Power, usability and form factor are all excellent with two glaring, almost inexcusable exceptions: no wireless charging (which no phone case can do anything about) and a bloated, absurd camera "bump" that is more like a mountainous island slapped on the back of the phone. It really is ridiculous. This "bump" makes everything from carrying the phone to simply setting it down on a table much more problematic and cumbersome.Enter the Spigen Thin Fit case.This case is robust and well-made -- far better than any other case I've found -- but its greatest trick is minimizing the bloated camera bump on the back and making the phone much more pleasurable to live with on a day-to-day basis. Through a combination of thickness and tapering, the case converts the cameras from horrible oversized wart to subtle design feature. Wizardry, indeed.That said, the case is not perfect. I'd give it 4.5 stars if I could. First, it doesn't have any hinge protection and second, it didn't work with the tempered glass screen protector I had on the phone. I am going to try it with a thinner TPU protector soon and will report back with my findings.Still, if a $40 case can take something barely tolerable and make it utterly lovable, it's more than worth the cost and worthy of recognition. Look no further. If you have one, this is the case for your Oneplus Open.

Its a great case that feels nice and fits well. But I have only had it for a few weeks.

I bought this case, just like the rest of us because finally we have a legitimate third party option with a reputable brand in Spigen. Unfortunately the excitement I had about this case was short lived. I picked this up and not even a week went by and the front cover, on the top left corner cracked. No I didn't do the phone or bump into anything. Just happened on it's on while I was using it. I could see it building up over the week after I first put it on. I just didn't think I would snap out of nowhere. So I thought to myself that maybe the one I got was just faulty. It can happen. Being that I liked the soft touch material and overall thin build, and considering there isn't many options out there (I'm on my 5th case since December), I decided to give it one more chance and I ordered another one. As I'm sure you've guessed, that one also snapped. IN THE SAME EXACT LOCATION. However, this time it lived a little longer. Maybe 2 weeks. Adding to that, I read all the comments and saw that I'm not the only one this has happened to. I never write reviews but this one I had to share. What a disappointment that as a OnePlus Open user we really do not have any options to protect our devices. Stay away from this and save yourself the agony. 1⭐

Better build quality and thickness, quality tape and tabs which were my downfall with included stock case. A little thicker than I like but it's an oddly designed phone that's hard to cover especially the left side front screen edge.

Case looks great and I think it's an improvement on the original case that comes with the phone, but it doesn't protect the hinge and it's uncomfortable to hold for long periods of time. Also beware if you decide to buy this case from Amazon.. I ordered the case twice, first time it came used. The adhesives were taken off and the case looked and felt used. Second time, they corrected it but I had to wait another week to get it. Overall, I would stick with the original case unless you are the clumsy type, even still if you drop it on the hinge you're not getting any protection there.

compared to the case that came with the phone, its easily twice as thickfrom what i can tell every case is the same, but this one is worse in that on the front case, the far left is very thin and unstable. it moves even with the included sticky tape.i do like the more rubbery feel vs the included oneplus case. its less slippery.unfortunately im not sure there is a superior case. i dont remember the oneplus case moving as much as this one, but it did break

I am using this case to replace the nillkin case that I like but despise the feel of materials on. This does very well! im happy spigen finally graced us with a case and its all roses and sunshine but you have to be aware of three things1) The case uses adhesive and comes with one spare set if anything happens2) If you have the dbrand screen protector or any non-narrow "Case friendly" glass ones, say goodbye to it...because the front portion has a more narrow area and will lift that puppy off instantly.3) The front bezel is deep compared to the nillkin for example, especially the less sloped left side for gesture navigation. may take some getting used to.I honestly might just test it with the nillkin front bezel as flimsy as it is compared to this one, and now its onto a hunt for another screen protector once we as the oneplus collective figure out what works with this lolIt feels SOOO much nicer in your hand compared to the other cases.

I like the feel and fit but it has 2 problems that make it unusable to me.1) you can't use this case with a screen protector installed on the cover display2) the raised ridges on the cover display make it VERY difficult to use the "back texture" which is very annoying