Anonymous, 14 Jul 2026Buying? Oppo, Vivo, Realme, Oneplus and iQoo are all part of BBK electronics. Just corporate r... moreYour imaginary BBK hasn't existed for 3+ years and counting........
Anton th3 papy, 14 Jul 2026Oh, wow—as if the company was going to be saved just because *you*, a single person, were goin... moreA wall is built by bricks 1 at a time.
And stop dumping on the guy for his preference of SD and headphone jack ok.
It is HIS choice not yours to be forcing your sheep mentality onto others.
Zero, 14 Jul 2026If OnePlus dies, dies worldwide, because if becomes a sub-brand of Oppo, this means that this ... moreIn the end OnePlus will be China only and maybe for a short time India , market share in India is going down every year and OnePlus have already got rid of the OnePlus CEO of India Robin Liu
If OnePlus dies, dies worldwide, because if becomes a sub-brand of Oppo, this means that this is over for OP.
Anonymous, 14 Jul 2026I feel the same. Samsung basically releases the same stuff every year. Some of it can be usefu... moreAnd dont get me started on samsung deals
The best deal for a Oppo x9 ultra was £1300 with a watch, earbuds, 2 year sim contract
With a s26 ultra with a watch and the earbuds 4 pro witha 2 year sim contract was £930, and if i gave in my older samsung they would have removed another £250 off.
It aint even close, samsungs are £300 ish cheaper, have the best UI, software updates for 7 years. They not going anywhere even if people on here love to complain LOL
Anonymous, 14 Jul 2026Another Android player bites the dust after HTC, LG, Acer, Asus, Micromax, Blackberry, Nokia X... moreSharp , Htc, Acer and Philips still are selling
Anonymous, 14 Jul 2026Exactly fully agree You get what you pay for, at least i know if i buy a samsung or apple d... moreI feel the same. Samsung basically releases the same stuff every year. Some of it can be useful, sure, but then you look at Xiaomi or OnePlus and they seem very appealing with their big batteries. The lack of updates, high prices, limited accessories, and service restrictions (at least in Eastern Europe) are why I’m still stuck with Samsung. At this point, most of my tech is Samsung anyway lol.
Max, 14 Jul 2026Misleading. OnePlus is scaling back its operations only in North America and Europe. Asia is N... moreIt's just a matter of time in India as OnePlus market share has gone down big time over the last 2 years and with the OnePlus indian CEO resigning or pushed within a year OnePlus will pull out of India , as they have with the UK , EU and US markets and OnePlus is not scaling back in the UK , EU and US they are completely leaving 👍
OnePlus holds approximately 1.8% to 2.4% of the overall Indian smartphone market and is going down every year , so it's just a matter of time before OnePlus leave India
While htc, pholips and acer selling phones.
LOL !!
London1969, 14 Jul 2026Updates and warranties .. There seems to be problems with repairs now even before they leave t... moreExactly fully agree
You get what you pay for, at least i know if i buy a samsung or apple device they be updated for 5-7 years, get more features by the end of the device life cycle.
Its fine and dandy having 7000mah batteries and 100 watt charging but if they dont update software after a year or 2 then i stick to other brands.
Anonymous, 14 Jul 2026This is why i would never buy OnePlus or Oppo i hope One Plus users get the future software up... moreUpdates and warranties .. There seems to be problems with repairs now even before they leave the UK , EU and US markets by giving worthless vouchers instead .. One reason I would not of bought anything from OnePlus in 2026 it was obvious what was happening I have to admit I went with the Oppo Find X9 Pro when I upgraded my phone and not the OnePlus 15
This is why i would never buy OnePlus or Oppo i hope One Plus users get the future software updates they were promised. Saying they will is one thing but getting it, lets see.
too good to be true lol
MakeMotoBetterAgain, 14 Jul 2026we all gonna have to boycott oppo for buying brands just to kill them. If so, Microsoft is the pioneer of doing that, and by that logic, everybody should boycott them first.
Rip loved it because could import global flashed CN for much cheaper, maybe as it still sold for china and India, CN flashed to indian coloros possible here's hoping which should be friendly to use
Misleading. OnePlus is scaling back its operations only in North America and Europe. Asia is NOT affected. Please do your research.
Wild considering some EU countries don't even have Oppo phones to buy
Conan Ng, 14 Jul 2026Still not surprised
Proves how Andriod market is so saturated and competitive.
OnePlus is go... moreThe whole problem arose when they raised the prices to the level of flagships with a worse camera and bugs in the Android overlay.
The problem was made worse by the fact that I never saw any OnePlus advertisement from the beginning when these phones were available in my country, so to this day no one knows about their existence and when they hear OnePlus, they think about China random trash or some vacuum cleaners lol.
Word-of-mouth advertising or good reviews work when the price doesn't suddenly rise and people don't risk investing blindly.
They could have built trust longer like Xiaomi did or taken a minimal margin to accustom people to the fact that their products are good.
Instead, they wanted a quick profit and delivered an average product through a weak Android overlay no dedicated app or good camera.
The enthusiast didn't care about any of these things because we could flash any ROM and we only cared about good hardware, but to reach the masses, a phone at this price has to be complete from the opening of box
Anonymous, 14 Jul 2026Of this is true then it makes me angry. First OnePlus an 8Pro and now a 12. I've no idea ... moreBuy a spare battery for your o+12 because it's still a good phone, in the future just replace it and you'll have peace of mind for the next few years.
I will do the same in my o+13 because it is unknown what will happen with hardware prices in the coming years.
For many of us, the privilege of spending money on gadgets ended last year due to these price increases 💀