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OnePlus is sold out in the US and Canada - there are no more phones on the official site

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Peter 04 August 2026

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Good night, sweet prince – OnePlus is officially out of the US market. On July 16, the company made the initial announcement that it will be exiting the North American and European markets. And now the last OnePlus phone has been sold via oneplus.com.

The OnePlus 15 and OnePlus 15R are both out of stock on the official site. The site is now pretty barren – there are no more tablets, no smartwatches either. You can still find some headphones and a few other accessories, but that’s about it. The OnePlus Canada site has even less – there, even the OnePlus Buds are out of stock. There are no “Buy” buttons on OnePlus Mexico either.

OnePlus.com has sold its last phone in the US and Canada OnePlus.com has sold its last phone in the US and Canada
OnePlus.com has sold its last phone in the US and Canada

If you are in the US and want an official US-bound phone, you might still find a few units at third-party retailers like Amazon, but these are the last dregs. And if you were planning on importing future models, keep in mind that you are at the mercy of cellphone carriers and their whitelists.

Speaking of future models, we might see the OnePlus 16 in October, but that will launch in China and, perhaps, India and nowhere else. Realme will continue operating outside of China, but that brand never launched in North America. Oppo has no presence in the US or Canada either. Oppo Mexico does sell current flagships like the Find N6 and there is Realme Mexico too.

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  • uvR
  • 06 Aug 2026

"This was a stupid move by OnePlus parent company. They should've shut down realme and oppo instead...." Oppo should've shut down Oppo ????????? also, there is no such rule where you have to be named OnePlus in order t...

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  • Snelle
  • JbC
  • 06 Aug 2026

Nonsense. I own 4 international Xiaomi models that uses t mobile networks all over the USA. I also have a Note 10 PTO Indian version which I haven't tried putting T Mobile Sim in as yet.

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  • Snelle
  • JbC
  • 06 Aug 2026

Are you sure ? China models lack some network bands that USA uses according to online sources. I use Xiaomi models on T mobile networks but those are international models.

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