(Update: Statement from OnePlus NA & India) EXCLUSIVE: OnePlus Is Being Dismantled
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An investigation into the business collapse of a smartphone pioneer OnePlus, as you know it, is over. The brand is being dismantled—wound down and put on

This conclusion comes from a three-continent investigation—current and former employees across R&D, Business, and Marketing at headquarters in China and regional offices in the US, India, and Europe. It’s confirmed by four independent analyst firms whose market data verifies what OnePlus won’t say. And it’s informed by 15 years covering OnePlus and the smartphone industry’s business dynamics—watching Samsung and Apple rise while Nokia, BlackBerry, HTC, and LG followed this exact pattern into irrelevance.

The evidence is damning. Shipments in freefall. A premium stronghold that collapsed almost overnight. Headquarters shuttered without announcement. Partnerships ended. Western teams gutted to skeleton crews. Product cancellations—the Open 2 foldable and 15s compact flagship have both been scrapped; neither will launch as planned. And every major decision now flows from China—regional offices don’t strategize anymore, they take orders.

  • tal@lemmy.todayEnglish
    6·
    21 hours ago

    Are Motorola ok?

    Depends on what you value in a phone. Like, I like a vanilla OS, a lot of memory, large battery, and a SIM slot. I don’t care much about the camera quality and don’t care at all about size and weight (in fact, if someone made a tablet-sized phone, I’d probably switch to that). That’s almost certainly not the mix that some other people want.

    There’s some phone comparison website I was using a while back that has a big database of phones and lets you compare and search based on specification.

    goes looking

    This one:

    https://www.phonearena.com/phones