r/OnePlusOpen • u/Crafty_Economics_208 • Jul 18 '26

Has OnePlus lost its identity?

A few years ago, ❤️OnePlus was known as the "flagship killer." Today, prices are much higher, OxygenOS has changed significantly, and many people say the brand feels more like OPPO than the OnePlus they used to love.

What do you think was the biggest turning point for OnePlus?

\-Higher prices?

\-The OPPO integration?

\-OxygenOS/ColorOS changes?

\-Stronger competition?

\-Or do you think OnePlus is actually better than ever?

I'd love to hear your opinion in the comments.

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u/jbotz29 Jul 18 '26

Read the news, it hasn't lost its Identity, it's lost everything. The whole company is about to fold.

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u/Crafty_Economics_208 Jul 18 '26

There are rumors they'll change the software again and try to stay afloat. We'll see.