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OnePlus is a Chinese consumer electronics company that designs and sells smartphones and other mobile devices.

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What will happen to my OnePlus phone?

Those of you with a OnePlus phone that’s still within its support period (such as the OnePlus 13 or 15) will continue to receive software updates for the promised duration. However these will now come via Oppo and will mean your phone will be changed from OnePlus’s Oxygen OS to Oppo’s Color OS. Don’t worry: These operating systems are extremely similar, with only a few minor aesthetic changes, so you likely won’t notice much of a difference. 

It's Official: OnePlus Is Dead. Long Live Oppo - CNET
Is OnePlus dead globally?

OnePlus has a significant audience in other regions, especially India, and OnePlus made no comment on whether it also plans to shutter the brand beyond the North American and European markets.  The brand name will continue to exist — specifically in its home territory of China — though the company stated that further regional information will be communicated when needed. So be on the lookout.

It's Official: OnePlus Is Dead. Long Live Oppo - CNET
Why is OnePlus leaving the US and Europe?

Speaking during a media briefing attended by Android Authority, OnePlus described its move to exit North America and Europe as a carefully considered long-term decision rather than a sudden retreat. Executives said the decision wasn’t dictated by OPPO nor made unilaterally by OnePlus. Instead, the company framed the move as part of a broader global product strategy, saying it needed to focus resources on the markets where it believes it can best serve users.

It's settled: OnePlus is officially exiting North America and Europe
What does this mean for OnePlus owners?

If you’re reading this on a OnePlus 15, a OnePlus Pad Lite, or any other OnePlus device, you’re probably wondering what this means for you. Oppo says your rights and its service commitments are unchanged. After-sales support, warranties, and software updates remain fully guaranteed, so you can continue using and enjoying your OnePlus device, knowing it’ll be the last one you’ll be able to purchase brand-new. Also note, this news applies to North America and Europe. When questioned about other regions, Oppo had the following to share:

It's the end of an era. OnePlus will no longer sell phones in the US or Europe
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