OnePlus exits US market after eight years of declining carrier support

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OnePlus has officially announced its exit from the United States after an eight-year presence in the market. The Chinese smartphone brand struggled to maintain carrier partnerships, with T-Mobile dropping its flagship lineup after 2022 and Verizon ending its relationship with OnePlus after just two years. Despite recent well-received products like the OnePlus 15 and OnePlus Open, the brand's footprint in the US had been steadily shrinking. The departure marks the end of a run that began promisingly but was hampered by limited retail and carrier distribution throughout.

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