OnePlus sells out in US and Canada, official site empty
▼ Summary
– OnePlus has sold its last phone in the US and Canada, with the OnePlus 15 and 15R out of stock on the official site.
– The US site no longer offers tablets or smartwatches, only some headphones and accessories; the Canadian site has even fewer items, with OnePlus Buds also sold out.
– Third-party retailers like Amazon may still have a few US-bound units, but importing future models risks carrier whitelist issues.
– Future models like the OnePlus 16 may launch in October but only in China and possibly India, not North America.
– Realme and Oppo continue operating outside China, but neither has a US or Canada presence, though Oppo Mexico sells flagships like the Find N6.
OnePlus has officially reached the end of the road in North America. After announcing its exit from the US, Canadian, and European markets back on July 16, the company has now sold through its final inventory. The last remaining devices have been purchased directly from its own website, closing a significant chapter for the brand.
The OnePlus 15 and OnePlus 15R are completely out of stock on the official storefront. The site itself has been stripped down to nearly nothing. Tablets and smartwatches are gone, with only a handful of headphones and miscellaneous accessories still listed. The Canadian version of the site is even more depleted, as there the OnePlus Buds have also sold out. Meanwhile, the Mexican store no longer displays any “Buy” buttons at all.
For US consumers hoping to snag a device with an official warranty, third-party sellers such as Amazon may still have a few units left, but these represent the final scraps of inventory. Anyone considering importing a future model should be cautious, as carrier whitelists and network compatibility could present significant hurdles.
Looking ahead, the OnePlus 16 is expected to arrive around October, but its launch will reportedly be limited to China and possibly India. The brand’s sibling company, Realme, continues to operate outside of China, though it never established a foothold in North America. Oppo, another related entity, has no retail presence in the US or Canada either. However, Oppo Mexico does offer current flagships like the Find N6, and Realme maintains a presence in the Mexican market as well.
(Source: GSMArena.com)