Now that OnePlus has officially pulled out of North America and Europe, the stock of the OnePlus 15 has virtually vanished. Obviously, the stock didn’t just vanish overnight; OnePlus was selling the last of its stock before pulling out of these markets.
When OnePlus first made the announcement, one or two configurations of the OnePlus 15 were still in stock. Today, all three configurations are now out of stock, with a red “Notify Me” button on the website. It’s very unlikely that it will get restocked either.
The same goes for the OnePlus 15R, Pad Go 2, and Watch 4, which are also completely out of stock. Stock is pretty much gone from Amazon as well.
Only a few products remain in stock right now, including the OnePlus Buds Pro 3 in Lunar Radiance and the Nord Buds 3 Pro in Soft Jade.
This makes the OnePlus leaving the US feel way more real
After we first published our article about OnePlus leaving some markets later this year, way back in January, it was still hard to believe. Even though OnePlus always had a very small market share, and what it had was dwindling in many markets, it still didn’t feel real.
When OnePlus made it official last month, it felt more real, but still something we didn’t want to accept. Now that OnePlus products are virtually out of stock here in the US, it does feel real. And unlike in Europe, OnePlus isn’t pushing Americans to OPPO’s website, because OPPO does not sell its phones in North America (technically, it does sell in Mexico, but most OEMs refer to ‘North America’ as the US and Canada only).
If you do have a OnePlus product, don’t worry; it will still be supported. OPPO will be moving OnePlus products over to ColorOS with the Android 17 launch later this year.
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