OnePlus has sold out of smartphones and other core devices on its official US, Canada and Mexico websites, completing its exit from Western markets while it continues to operate in China and India.
OnePlus has completely sold out of its smartphones and other core devices on its official websites in the United States, Canada and Mexico, just over a week after the company confirmed it was exiting the European and US markets altogether. The development, reported by PhoneArena, marks what appears to be the final chapter of the brand's presence in the West.
Flagship devices vanish from OnePlus website
Until recently, products such as the OnePlus 15 remained available for purchase on oneplus.com even after the company's exit announcement. That is no longer the case. The OnePlus 15 product page now shows no available memory configurations or colours, with the "Buy" button replaced by a "Notify me of availability" option. Devices including the OnePlus 15, OnePlus 15R, OnePlus Pad Go 2 and OnePlus Watch 4 are no longer listed for sale in the US.
A similar picture plays out on OnePlus's Canada and Mexico websites, where core products such as smartphones and tablets have disappeared from listings. The only items still in stock across these markets are accessories and audio products, including the OnePlus Buds Pro 3, OnePlus Nord Buds 3 Pro, a OnePlus 13 case and the OnePlus Pad Go 2 Stylo.
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