OnePlus has exited the North American market, and the last batch of phones on the local official website has sold out.

According to foreign media report GSM Arena, OnePlus has officially exited the North American market, with the last batch of phones sold on its official website now sold out. Currently, there are not many products available for purchase on the OnePlus USA official store, with both OnePlus 15 and OnePlus 15R showing as out of stock. Tablets and smartwatches have all been removed from the shelves, and even some headphones and other accessories are in very low supply. The situation is even quieter on the Canadian OnePlus website, where even the OnePlus Buds series headphones are sold out. On the Mexican website, the purchase button has even disappeared. For American users, if they still wish to purchase OnePlus phones officially targeted for the U.S. market, they may need to look for limited stock on third-party retail channels such as Amazon. However, these devices are largely considered to be the last remaining inventory. If overseas users intend to continue purchasing new OnePlus models in the future, they should also pay attention to carrier compatibility issues. Since U.S. carriers typically restrict supported device models, imported phones may need to rely on the carrier's whitelist to function normally. According to previous reports, OPPO announced a global product strategy for its sub-brand, with realme products focusing on overseas markets and pausing product updates in the Chinese market; OnePlus, meanwhile, will continue its product updates in the Indian market while primarily developing the Chinese market and pausing new product launches in Europe and North America.