
OnePlus is ending OxygenOS, while also ceasing operations in the US and Europe. (Photo: OnePlus)OnePlus has officially announced major changes to its operations, confirming its exit from the US and European markets. In addition, the company annouced that eligible OnePlus smartphones will start to transition from OxygenOS to Oppo's ColorOS with the upcoming Android 17 update.
OnePlus said the move is part of a broader strategy to streamline software development with parent company Oppo. In a separate statement, the brand confirmed that it will gradually wind down operations across select global markets. "As part of the proactive global strategy adjustment, OnePlus has decided to conclude new product rollouts in North America," OnePlus said. "This was by no means an easy call to make, and we wanted to come forward and be completely honest with the friends who have stood by us for so long."
The company said current OnePlus users in these markets will continue to receive software updates, security patches, warranty coverage and after-sales support, while customer service operations will remain unchanged.