shame. I’m still using the OP6 so they’re definitely built to last
krazydude22 on
As an Android user, I feel mobile phone options are shrinking year on year…..
I feel at some point in the not too distant future, we might be only left with 3 choices when it comes to mobile phones – Apple, Samsung and a Chinese mobile phone manufacturer..
CrazyWriterHippo on
Really bums me out, I love my oneplus.
Orixil on
I’ve had my 7T Pro for like 10 years now, and it continues to be excellent. Apart from the battery struggling to keep up with a whole day of heavy use, it covers every need I have even in 2026.
Guess I do have to start thinking about a new phone soon though, given that prices will likely explode and availability decrease. It’ll be an Asian model for sure though. Some other brand than OnePlus though, ah well.
Lordiun on
My bad guys, I just purchased one for the first time. Just my luck.
Microshizzel on
That is sad. I love my One Plus. First one I got was the One Plus 2. After that the Nord, the Nord 2 and now using the Nord 5CE. Well in a few years it I guess I have to research again for a brand to love.
RomanBellicTaxi on
Whaaat? Changing a brand from a cheap good quality phones with almost stock Android to Xiaomi clone #87181 with bloatware filled to the brim would kill the sales outside China? Who would’ve thought?
LiamtheV on
Introducing a new flagship model *every* year just isn’t viable anymore. The technology is mature enough where the year over year performance increases aren’t worth immediate upgrades from the previous generation or the generation before that. Aside from people buying their first phone, or buying a replacement for a broken phone, the other big constituent of the consumer base is people upgrading. If people are waiting not just one year, but two, three, four or more, and that delay is growing, then sales will drop and continue to drop. Especially when the cost of living is going up, the material cost (and therefore total price) of the phone is going up, and incomes are *at best* stagnant, people will hold on to their phones longer.
The big phone makers will probably need to slowly pivot to longer release cycles, every 18 months instead of every 12, then every 2 years.
Afandur on
OnePlus One was legendary. Was fully on the hype train back then. RIP.
SaltyBalty98 on
How far they’ve fallen. Remember CyanogenMod running on the original OnePlus? Peppermint farm abridged forgot.
Ubermurloc on
Shame, got the OnePlus 15 last year so at least I will still be able to use OnePlus for a good couple years.
Mr_Tornister on
OnePlus 13R user. Amazing phone. Sad to see them go.
HolyGarbage on
Nowhere in the article could I find any information as to *why* they’re pulling out… Some context would’ve been appreciated. Anyone that knows the story that could fill me in?
rubiaal on
OnePlus One was first smartphone that actually felt fresh and a great value, ever since then I’m on Samsung and my GPS has been shit, the experience is a bloated mix that never feels clear.
warjatos on
They have themselves to blame
EtanolVapor on
I literally ordered Nord 5 yesterday 😑. My first Oneplus too.
lonigus on
Good i got a one plus for 1k last year. Yippie
Nananahx on
I had their normal, Nord and now CE 5 series – never had problems. Alert slider was the shit, loved the concept of the hidden camera and, of course, the OS was amazing. I couldn’t believe someone made a phone with that CyanogenMod that I personally put on my Samsung. Sucks they’ll be gone.
Somethingwithlectus on
Shame. I actually prefer my OnePlus 15 to my wife’s s26 ultra
asault2 on
2 of my last 4 long-term phones have been Oneplus. Once they started pricing them like the Samsung/Iphones the writing was on the wall. Sad to see them go.
sisrace on
They dug their own grave. Or, more accurately, Oppo became greedy and killed OP.
They forgot why their phones took off from the start and started to make yet another bland iPhone copy bloated chinaphone targeted to the „average consumer“. If I want an iPhone, I buy an iPhone. I wanted a clean, fast and efficient OS paired with a good chip and screen. The OP 5 had a clipped on metal back, made repairs and battery replacements extremely easy. Once Oppo took them back under more control sales plummeted. Instead of reflecting on that they doubled down, every generation, until the brand died. Congratulations, great job. Thanks.
-NativeOne- on
Just buy them on eBay from China with a euro rom.
That’s how I’ve got my 1TB 36gb ram OP11 Pro. Works flawlessly, brand new and cost only about £600, way cheaper than what I would’ve gotten in the UK, considering that particular model as well is only available in China.
FeeFooFuuFun on
Wuuut. Oh man, I love oneplus, been using it since forever!
Solid-Category-2095 on
Used to have oneplus 7 pro for a good 5 years. The first half was phenomenal, I loved that phone, and then they started rolling soft updates making the phone slower and slower, killing the battery and in general making services and integrated apps worse and worse. I remember one time the update was so bad and different from before that I backtracked the version which nuked my gallery and other folders, and then less than a year later I moved to Pixel.
How the mighty have fallen….
Accomplished_Quit577 on
I had the original OnePlus One when it was invite only, it was a beast of a phone for a broke student like me at that time.
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shame. I’m still using the OP6 so they’re definitely built to last
As an Android user, I feel mobile phone options are shrinking year on year…..
I feel at some point in the not too distant future, we might be only left with 3 choices when it comes to mobile phones – Apple, Samsung and a Chinese mobile phone manufacturer..
Really bums me out, I love my oneplus.
I’ve had my 7T Pro for like 10 years now, and it continues to be excellent. Apart from the battery struggling to keep up with a whole day of heavy use, it covers every need I have even in 2026.
Guess I do have to start thinking about a new phone soon though, given that prices will likely explode and availability decrease. It’ll be an Asian model for sure though. Some other brand than OnePlus though, ah well.
My bad guys, I just purchased one for the first time. Just my luck.
That is sad. I love my One Plus. First one I got was the One Plus 2. After that the Nord, the Nord 2 and now using the Nord 5CE. Well in a few years it I guess I have to research again for a brand to love.
Whaaat? Changing a brand from a cheap good quality phones with almost stock Android to Xiaomi clone #87181 with bloatware filled to the brim would kill the sales outside China? Who would’ve thought?
Introducing a new flagship model *every* year just isn’t viable anymore. The technology is mature enough where the year over year performance increases aren’t worth immediate upgrades from the previous generation or the generation before that. Aside from people buying their first phone, or buying a replacement for a broken phone, the other big constituent of the consumer base is people upgrading. If people are waiting not just one year, but two, three, four or more, and that delay is growing, then sales will drop and continue to drop. Especially when the cost of living is going up, the material cost (and therefore total price) of the phone is going up, and incomes are *at best* stagnant, people will hold on to their phones longer.
The big phone makers will probably need to slowly pivot to longer release cycles, every 18 months instead of every 12, then every 2 years.
OnePlus One was legendary. Was fully on the hype train back then. RIP.
How far they’ve fallen. Remember CyanogenMod running on the original OnePlus? Peppermint farm abridged forgot.
Shame, got the OnePlus 15 last year so at least I will still be able to use OnePlus for a good couple years.
OnePlus 13R user. Amazing phone. Sad to see them go.
Nowhere in the article could I find any information as to *why* they’re pulling out… Some context would’ve been appreciated. Anyone that knows the story that could fill me in?
OnePlus One was first smartphone that actually felt fresh and a great value, ever since then I’m on Samsung and my GPS has been shit, the experience is a bloated mix that never feels clear.
They have themselves to blame
I literally ordered Nord 5 yesterday 😑. My first Oneplus too.
Good i got a one plus for 1k last year. Yippie
I had their normal, Nord and now CE 5 series – never had problems. Alert slider was the shit, loved the concept of the hidden camera and, of course, the OS was amazing. I couldn’t believe someone made a phone with that CyanogenMod that I personally put on my Samsung. Sucks they’ll be gone.
Shame. I actually prefer my OnePlus 15 to my wife’s s26 ultra
2 of my last 4 long-term phones have been Oneplus. Once they started pricing them like the Samsung/Iphones the writing was on the wall. Sad to see them go.
They dug their own grave. Or, more accurately, Oppo became greedy and killed OP.
They forgot why their phones took off from the start and started to make yet another bland iPhone copy bloated chinaphone targeted to the „average consumer“. If I want an iPhone, I buy an iPhone. I wanted a clean, fast and efficient OS paired with a good chip and screen. The OP 5 had a clipped on metal back, made repairs and battery replacements extremely easy. Once Oppo took them back under more control sales plummeted. Instead of reflecting on that they doubled down, every generation, until the brand died. Congratulations, great job. Thanks.
Just buy them on eBay from China with a euro rom.
That’s how I’ve got my 1TB 36gb ram OP11 Pro. Works flawlessly, brand new and cost only about £600, way cheaper than what I would’ve gotten in the UK, considering that particular model as well is only available in China.
Wuuut. Oh man, I love oneplus, been using it since forever!
Used to have oneplus 7 pro for a good 5 years. The first half was phenomenal, I loved that phone, and then they started rolling soft updates making the phone slower and slower, killing the battery and in general making services and integrated apps worse and worse. I remember one time the update was so bad and different from before that I backtracked the version which nuked my gallery and other folders, and then less than a year later I moved to Pixel.
How the mighty have fallen….
I had the original OnePlus One when it was invite only, it was a beast of a phone for a broke student like me at that time.