OnePlus confirmed its exit from North America and Europe in July. While most of its catalog is out of stock on its website, devices and accessories are still available through other retailers like Amazon. This departure raises questions about the viability of purchasing new OnePlus devices in these regions.
OnePlus has promised continued software and after-sales support for existing devices. However, the company is changing how future software updates will be handled. Users who want newer Android versions will need to switch to ColorOS, the software interface used by Oppo smartphones. This change marks a significant shift from the OxygenOS experience that was central to the OnePlus brand identity.
OxygenOS was a key strength for OnePlus, known for its clean experience and customizability. The transition to ColorOS has led to user frustration, as it deviates from the software experience many long-time OnePlus users valued. This change makes it harder to justify buying into an ecosystem that is undergoing such fundamental shifts in its core offerings.
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OnePlus has ceased operations in North America and Europe, impacting future device purchases and software support. The company will transition from OxygenOS to ColorOS for future Android updates, a move that has caused user frustration.