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OnePlus has officially stopped selling smartphones in the US and Canada. The company is ending its smartphone business in the North American market. The official website now shows the OnePlus 15 and OnePlus 15R as sold out. However, customers can still find a few accessories, including earbuds and phone cases.
The move comes after OnePlus confirmed in July that it would leave the region starting this month. The company has now completed the withdrawal of its smartphone sales, with remaining devices available only through third-party retailers while stocks last.
OnePlus built its reputation by offering premium hardware at prices lower than traditional flagship smartphones. Including the OnePlus One helped the brand gain a loyal customer base with a focus on performance and distinctive design. More brands have entered the premium mid-range segment. It gives buyers a wider choice of devices with flagship-level features.
The withdrawal from North America is linked to internal restructuring within OPPO and its group of brands, according to the company sources. Industry speculation has also suggested that OnePlus could once again operate as a sub-brand under OPPO, although no official announcement has been made on that front.
Users may find OnePlus smartphone remaining stock through third-party retailers. The availability of those devices will depend on existing inventory. OnePlus has not announced any new smartphone plans for the North American market.
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