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OnePlus 15 Availability Has Been Delayed in the US Following Government Shutdown
OnePlus completed FCC testing but U.S. sales are delayed due to a backlog from the federal shutdown, affecting certification timing for the $899 OnePlus 15.
- OnePlus held a global launch today for the OnePlus 15, but U.S. sales will be delayed until the United States Federal Communications Commission grants final certification.
- Because the federal shutdown began on October 1st, the United States Federal Communications Commission faced a backlog delaying the OnePlus 15's final device certification and approval timing.
- OnePlus completed required tests at FCC‑recognized labs and formally submitted its certification application, setting U.S. pricing at $899 for the 12GB/256GB model and $1,000 for the 16GB/512GB model with OxygenOS 16.
- Consumers can sign up at OnePlus.com/us to receive alerts while OnePlus says it is hopeful approvals come quickly to bring the OnePlus 15 to U.S. customers expeditiously.
- Amid the shutdown's fallout, the delay underscores how a United States federal government shutdown can stall commercial launch schedules, while Oppo and OnePlus adopt silicon‑carbon battery technology for thinner, higher‑capacity packs.
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