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Oneplus will stop selling devices in North America, with more visibility planned for their subsidiary Oppo. Very sad to hear this, as I've used them for roughly 10 years and even had the limited edition Cyberpunk phone. Not many other phone manufacturers offer the same value right now.

I remember when the Oneplus One first launched around 2014, offering CyanogenMod pre-installed. This was a big deal at the time, as Samsung and HTC were the leading brands. Over time they became more commercialized, ditching CyanogenMod but still offering much better value than competitors.

OnePlus is leaving North America and Europe, bringing an end to one of Android’s most remarkable success stories.

For many Android enthusiasts, OnePlus wasn’t just another smartphone brand. It was the company that proved you didn’t have to spend flagship money to get a flagship experience. Today, that story is coming to an end, at least in the US and Europe.

OnePlus has confirmed that it will no longer launch new products in North America and European countries, effectively ending its smartphone business in markets that helped define the company’s rise. Meanwhile, the parent company OPPO will continue to operate in Europe, with plans to expand its offerings in the region.

Source: https://www.androidauthority.com/oneplus...e-3687095/
Credit: @Skullmeat