Today, our hearts are undoubtedly heavy and mixed with emotion. As part of the proactive global strategy adjustment, OnePlus has decided to conclude new product rollouts in Europe and North America.
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9 daysBeing bought out seems to equal corporate death, huh? They haven’t made decent phones for a bit though.
Edit: sems it was a merger in 2021, not a buy out. Still, the company truly died then anyway.
- 9 days
Yeah, I had multiple one+ phones for years. The last one I got was literally unusable after the first update and customer services was non existent.
Even running the co-founder himself away, which in retrospect should have been a sign of their enshittification.
(/s bc duh)
- pr06lefs@lemmy.mlEnglish9 days
Brand has been dead to me for a while. Used to be hacker friendly, but now why should I care.
- 8 days
So what do you guys gonna use? Everyday less and less viable options
- 8 days
Yeah but I don’t want to buy Google devices. I would rather lineageos if it comes to that
Buy 2nd hand.
Google wont see your dime but you reap the benefits.Hopefully one of these weeks Motorola will release their “Shipped with Graphene” devices, but that hasn’t yet happened.
- CatAssTrophy@safest.spaceEnglish7 days
It is, has been for almost 2 years. I’ve had mine in the US since Oct 2024.
It’s not compatible with some NA networks, but it is available for use with providers that it is compatible with.
I consider “not launched in the country”, “not purchasable without a shipping redirect service” and “doesn’t work with half the infrastructure” as enough cause to label it as “unavailable”.
