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OnePlus has confirmed that it will launch the OnePlus 15 later this month, with a release date in China preceding the global debut. And, alongside that, we’re seeing the three new colors for the device.

Announced on its forums this week, OnePlus has confirmed an official list of devices set to get its Android 16 update, OxygenOS 16, over the coming months.

The OnePlus 15 is seemingly a short few months away, as it’s already been officially announced for both China and global markets. In order to launch a new phone, though, OnePlus also needs a new software build, and with Android 16 having been around for a while now, it’s time for OxygenOS 16’s official debut.

OnePlus is getting fans ready for its OxygenOS 16 launch based on Android 16. The company’s latest teaser emphasizes just how “fast” and “smooth” the software update is.

OnePlus has announced that it will release its Android 16 update in less than two weeks on October 16, and the global launch of the OnePlus 15 is expected to arrive not too long afterwards.

OnePlus started delivering official details about its next smartphone last week, but we had yet to see a full glimpse at the company’s latest redesign. If you’ve been wondering exactly what the OnePlus 15 might look like, well, wonder no more — we finally have official renders that show off practically every inch of this device in an all-new shade.

The OnePlus 15 is right around the corner, but the company has bigger fish to fry at the moment. A massive SMS vulnerability has been discovered on OnePlus smartphones, and while it has yet to be patched, the good news is a fix is on its way.

The OnePlus 15 is right around the corner and the teasers have started, as the device has just shown up at an e-sports event to show off its major redesign.

The OnePlus 15 is starting to look like a radical departure from the status quo for OnePlus, thanks in large part to the dissolution of its camera partnership with Hasselblad. Today, we’ve learned a little more about what to expect from the display on its next flagship, and it’s come as part of a social media dig towards Apple.

LineageOS now officially supports the OnePlus 12 with builds expected to be available in the coming days.

The OnePlus 13 is one of my favorite smartphones of the year, in part because of a surprisingly excellent camera that — while perhaps not as reliable as the best from Google — can really impress in its best moments. Much of that performance comes from the company’s partnership with Hasselblad, employing the camera company’s color science to help make something that stood out from the typical ultra-processed, contrast-less landscape. Unfortunately, that relationship is coming to an end.

The OnePlus 13 was one of the most underrated phones of the past year, and its sequel is starting to shape up. Apparently, the OnePlus 15 will be launching with a 165Hz display, among other tweaks.

OnePlus is making a considerable change with its Android 16 update which will require users to fill out an application before having the ability to unlock their bootloader.

The recent OnePlus glow-up needs to be seriously studied, and the OnePlus 13 is the pinnacle of this in action. It signifies the maturation of the “new” company, but is it the best Android phone out right now? Here’s everything you need to know.

Available now from the company’s website, a new 2-in-1 SuperVOOC cable supports charging both your OnePlus smartphone and OnePlus Watch at full speed using a single cable.

OnePlus has just detailed its new “Plus Mind” update for the OnePlus 13 series, alongside a bunch of other new AI features in the pipeline.

OnePlus has two new products launching today, with its smaller 43mm version of the OnePlus Watch 3 now available widely, and we’re also getting a new pair of earbuds in the OnePlus Buds 4.

While the OnePlus 13 series seems to have the company set on its 2025 flagship ambitions, it’s usually this time of year when the Nord-series of affordable budget devices make a splash, and this year is no different.

On Friday, a pair of lawmakers called for the US Department of Commerce to investigate OnePlus over allegations that its devices transmit data to Chinese servers without user consent.