Alas, after months of rumors, OnePlus confirmed its exit out of North America and Europe in July
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The question, however, is should you buy a new OnePlus device now that the company has ceased operations in the US?
Key facts
- In return, the reporter get to enjoy a bright OLED display, the insane horsepower that the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 delivers, the obnoxiously fast 120W charging speeds and a software experience that feels
- At $900, you'd be hard-pressed to find an alternative that delivers the kind of performance the OnePlus 15 does while offering exceptional battery life and an unparalleled software experience
- At the beginning of 2026, the reporter had an itch to upgrade to the OnePlus 15, despite all the rumors pointing to the company's potential exit from a few global markets
- Both the OnePlus 15 and OnePlus 15R are set to receive four major Android OS updates and six years of security patches
Summary
If you want one, you can make it work. If you've been eyeing a OnePlus phone, you likely have your priorities set on performance, value and software. Alas, after months of rumors, OnePlus confirmed its exit out of North America and Europe in July. Although OnePlus has promised that software and after-sales support for existing OnePlus devices will continue, the company is making a big change to how future software updates will be handled. Easily OnePlus' greatest strength (besides its lineup of overkill smartphones) was the software experience its users got to enjoy. The OnePlus One debuted with CyanogenMod, which was a community-driven version of Android.