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OnePlus Confirms Exit From US and European Markets, Will Replace OxygenOS with ColorOS

Oppo says existing support and warranties will continue as OnePlus devices shift to ColorOS and owners may roll back to OxygenOS without future updates.

  • OnePlus has officially confirmed its shift to ColorOS, replacing OxygenOS across eligible devices globally, while ending new product launches in North America and Europe after months of speculation.
  • Oppo's increasing control over OnePlus prompted the strategic realignment, as the company refocused on India following the pandemic after initial US expansion through T-Mobile and Verizon.
  • Oppo senior PR manager in Europe James Paterson assured The Verge that existing customers will receive continued software updates and warranty support, while India customers gained access to over 600 service centers through Oppo's network.
  • OnePlus India Business VP Robin Liu Ford reassured the market the company will continue investing in the region, while Oppo Europe CEO Elvis Zhou confirmed workforce reductions were handled in accordance with applicable laws.
  • By pooling engineering resources with Oppo, OnePlus expects faster development cycles and quicker security updates, marking the most significant shift in the brand's identity since launch as distinctions between OnePlus and parent company Oppo blur.
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The Chinese brand officialized its exit from the American market and revealed what will happen to the cell phones you already have in your hands.

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The Verge broke the news in United States on Thursday, July 16, 2026.
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