Mobile phone
Mixed6/10Mid-rangeOnePlus still makes fast, long-lasting, good-value phones, but it stopped launching products in North America and Europe in July 2026, with parent OPPO taking over. Existing owners keep their promised updates and warranty, yet the brand's future in Western markets is now a real risk for new buyers.
Good at
- Fast performance and very large batteries
- Quick wired and wireless charging
- Flagships promised 4 OS upgrades and 6 years of security
- Clean, responsive software
Weak at
- No new launches in US, Canada or Europe (incl. UK) from July 2026
- EU/NA phones moving from OxygenOS to ColorOS
- Official retail presence thin outside India and China
- Cameras a step behind Samsung, Google and Apple
- Reliability
- Value
- Features
- Service & warranty
In United Kingdom: Exited Europe July 2026; remaining stock only. Updates, warranty and after-sales promised to continue.
In United States: Exited North America July 2026; remaining stock only. Updates and warranty promised to continue.
In Australia: Not ranged by major retailers; sold through an authorised online reseller.
In New Zealand: Not ranged by major retailers; sold through an authorised online reseller.
Best for: enthusiasts in Asia who want flagship speed and battery for less