Fast-forward a decade, and the situation couldn't be more different. OnePlus is officially dead in much of the world, as the company announced it will no longer produce new phones for the U.S. or Europe. This change didn't happen overnight: In recent years, OnePlus slowly stopped making phones for enthusiasts and started chasing mainstream flagships at flagship prices. And while it may have had some success, the U.S. smartphone market still looks roughly the same as it did when OnePlus first started—it's all about Apple and Samsung. Now, the company isn't just lagging behind in the U.S.: It no longer exists.
Where do OnePlus users go from here?
The good news is that OnePlus isn't leaving U.S. users in the lurch. In the company's "Notice of Business Adjustment," it confirmed it will continue to support existing devices with software updates, security patches, and "after-sales" support, per your device's warranty. For the immediate future, it shouldn't feel like OnePlus is gone at all. Your phone will still get updates; you'll be protected from security vulnerabilities; and OnePlus will service your phone if something happens to it under warranty.
While it is a separate OS, ColorOS is quite similar to OxygenOS, especially these days. It comes with a familiar UI and many of the same features, though different regions get different app distros—with some going so far as to call it bloatware. ColorOS has never launched on a U.S.-based device, so I can't say what it'll look like for U.S. OnePlus users, but it is possible ColorOS will add apps and services to your device that aren't currently there. As such, some users may find they miss the old OS after updating, or that they don't want to transition at all. Luckily, OnePlus says that users will be able to both decline the update, and roll back to OxygenOS if they don't care for ColorOS.
It's still early days, so there are plenty of questions left for OnePlus to answer. I'll update this post with any news we get, so OnePlus users can continue to plan accordingly.
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