But an official announcement about the final fate of the phone brand favored by Finns has been awaited for months already.
Now, the WinFuture website reports, referring to its insider sources (in German), that clarity is finally coming to the matter - already this week.
According to information received by WinFuture, OnePlus' parent company Oppo would be announcing in the coming days that OnePlus will completely withdraw from both the European and North American markets.
This information would align with rumors and other insider hints that have been circulating about OnePlus' future in recent months. It has also been reported in them that OnePlus would become a brand that would exist only in the Indian and Chinese markets.
Oppo, on the other hand, aims to strengthen its own visibility in Europe At the same time, Oppo's other sub-brand, Realme, has also made a strong comeback to Europe - company's flagship phone Realme GT 8 Pro was the best-selling phone in some European countries in June, 2026 (although boosted by very lucrative discounts).
However, the message from Oppo to current OnePlus users has always been reassuring: OnePlus phones will continue to receive updates throughout their promised lifecycle.
Written by: Petteri Pyyny @ 16 Jul 2026 7:00
