It's already been some days since it became clear that OnePlus is saying goodbye to the US and European markets. All its products, which include the OnePlus 15 and more, were, however, still available to purchase on oneplus.com. But now it appears that the stocks have dried up completely, as no devices are available for purchase on the official website.
OnePlus phones and tablets are out of stock
After OnePlus announced its exit in the West, it was almost clear that the company would not launch any new products in the impacted markets. The existing devices were available for purchase in these regions via the OnePlus official website. Weeks later, after the announcement, almost all of its products, which include the OnePlus 15, OnePlus 15R, OnePlus Pad Go 2, OnePlus Watch 4, and more, are no longer available for purchase in the US.
In the case of the OnePlus 15, for instance, you will see the red "Notify Me" button when you visit its buying page. The device is not available in any storage or color options.
OnePlus phone out of stock in US. | Image by OnePlus
Similar is the situation on the OnePlus Canada and OnePlus Mexico websites. The only products that are in stock at the time of writing are the OnePlus Buds Pro 3 and the OnePlus Nord Buds 3 Pro.
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A few accessories like the OnePlus 13 case and the OnePlus Pad Go 2 Stylo are also in stock at the time of writing. But other than these, no major products like smartphones, tablets, and wearables are available for purchase.
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The exit feels real now
With the launch of incredible flagship products like the OnePlus 15, OnePlus slowly became one of the top Android smartphone makers in the world. As a result, it was really hard to believe the early reports of it closing its operations in certain markets. However, the company officially confirmed last month that it is walking away from the US and Europe.
Despite the official announcement, the impact wasn't much felt as its devices were still available for purchase. However, now that its stock is virtually dried up in countries like the US, Canada, and Mexico, the exit has started to feel real. The possibility of OnePlus restocking its products seems very unlikely, as there is just literally no point in doing that.
What happens to existing OnePlus phones in the impacted regions?
OnePlus isn't completely abandoning its customers that have purchased its products in the US or European region. You will definitely get the promised software updates and the after-sales support as well. However, there is a big catch that you need to be aware of.
Firstly, the OnePlus community page will be officially taken down on the 16th of August. All the OnePlus devices that are compatible with Android 17 will be migrated to ColorOS from OxygenOS. While the exact names of the compatible devices haven't been mentioned by the company yet, a reliable tipster named Yogesh Brar recently shared a list of all the devices that are likely to receive the ColorOS 17 update.
Users would have the option to continue using OxygenOS, but this would ultimately mean giving up on future software and security updates. When it comes to after-sales support, you can take your OnePlus product to an Oppo service center in Europe. If you live in the US, you can visit the OnePlus service page to get the required customer support.
No more OnePlus phones in the US and Europe
I agree that OnePlus wasn't having a very big market share in the US, but it was the only Chinese smartphone brand operating in the region. That's why the news of its exiting the US market is a big deal. Anyway, if you are reading this from a region where the brand still operates, you should be excited for the OnePlus 16 that could launch some time in Q4 of 2026.
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