Summary
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Rumors say that OnePlus will be pulling out of the US and EU, with the announcement coming this week.
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Winfuture cites internal sources saying Oppo will expand and “take over” OnePlus’ pioneering role.
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Company executives previously denied a closure and there is no official confirmation; Treat reports with skepticism.
In January, we saw a pretty big claim that OnePlus planned to close its operations worldwide. The company’s senior management took to social media to refute the rumors and said the company planned to continue as normal. However, the idea of OnePlus closing continued to swirl around in people’s minds, to the point where it’s hard to dismiss any negative signs as evidence that the company isn’t doing well.
In the latest round of rumors, a website cites internal sources claiming that OnePlus will withdraw from the US and EU markets. Not only that, but the company will make its announcement next week.
OnePlus will leave the US and EU very soon, says Winfuture
We will soon know if it is true.
The latest news comes to us through the prestigious German technology website. Winfuture. He also remembers the huge rumor mill that ignited in early 2026 and has found additional information that has fanned the flames once again.
As the post states (automatically translated from German):
According to our well-informed sources, OnePlus and its parent company, Oppo, intend to announce fundamental changes to their strategy this week. What seems like a huge marketing hype is nothing less than a pullout from key markets and the end of OnePlus as we know it.
These “key markets” are the EU and the US, and Winfuture’s sources say an announcement covering at least the EU market will be made later this week. This is reportedly because Oppo is expanding into another market by “taking over the pioneering role of OnePlus.” As usual, none of this information has been officially confirmed, so take everything with a grain of salt.
