OnePlus 15 is finally headed to the US, here's when it lands

02 December 2025
Only a couple more days left to wait, thankfully.

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Snelle, 04 Dec 2025As a Xiaomi user Redmi Note 7/ Redmi 10 C / Poco M6 Pro 4G ... moreYeah, but your comment has absolutely nothing to do with my point. My point was that Xiaomi has not entered the US market for smartphones and therefore they won't send them to the FCC for approval. Third parties selling their phones is absolutely nothing to do with Xiaomi itself. That is independent third parties trying to make money not Xiaomi selling their phones in the US.

    Micro9472, 03 Dec 2025Xiaomi doesn’t work in the US? Here in Canada you can buy i... moreXiaomi user here : Redmi Note 7/ Redmi 10 C/ Poco M6 Pro 4G all runs just fine on Lyca mobile which uses T Mobile net work. Any Xiaomi works on Lyca 4G or 5G.

      Aierlan, 03 Dec 2025Xiaomi doesn't launch any phones in the US so why woul... moreAs a Xiaomi user Redmi Note 7/ Redmi 10 C / Poco M6 Pro 4G all run just fine on T Mobile 4 or 5 G. Lyca mobile accepts just about any cell brands under the sun. Almost all models of Xiaomi are available for sale on Ebay USA thru importers with 1 month guarantee.

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        • 03 Dec 2025

        Anonymous, 03 Dec 2025OxygenOS is literally a cookie cutter copy of all the other... moreWatch speed test videos and ui comparisons and we will talk later. Newly released ios 26 is laggy mess. My dad's iphone 17 pro is a proof. My older samsung s24 plus works much better.

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          • 03 Dec 2025

          Anonymous, 03 Dec 2025Superior? Not really. OnePlus is miles better value. Oxygen... moreOxygenOS is literally a cookie cutter copy of all the other state sponsored "AI" smartphone apps like HyperOS and ColorOS, all of which are dodgy at best in terms of compatibility, severely lack any customization options, and all inject the same AI "monitoring" code into their processes.

            Scon88, 03 Dec 2025Xiaomi is sorta in a way banned on towers with 2 of the 3 m... moreXiaomi doesn’t work in the US? Here in Canada you can buy it from Aliexpress/Amazon and it’s supposed to work great in most of models. Problem is when you want a Xiaomi model you always need to check if it will work or not here.

            OnePlus household look nice. I live in Canada and In my house we use Samsungs. Meanwhile all my big family that lives in my hometown country use Xiaomis and this is my dream to have one too.

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              • 03 Dec 2025

              Shellyman Studios, 03 Dec 2025They should've waited til early next year. Even better, they should have waited until early 2027

                Scon88, 03 Dec 2025Xiaomi is sorta in a way banned on towers with 2 of the 3 m... moreXiaomi doesn't launch any phones in the US so why would the FCC aprove them? Makes no sense. Companies are only going to send phones to the FCC for approval if they are launching them in the US market. Xiaomi simply has not entered the US market and doesn't try to get phones approved by the FCC. They could enter the US market if they wanted to but it probably doesn't make business sense for them to do so as it's a difficult market to enter so it's not worth the expense of doing so

                  Fortunately, this is not an issue for most OnePlus 13 owners who have chosen not to upgrade. Hopefully, with the OP16, Oppo will stop downgrades and gimmicky upgrades.

                  Alternatively, Oppo will see abysmal OP13 sales and roll out the OP13T or OP13 Pro that's a real flagship contender.

                    Micro9472, 03 Dec 2025Here in Canada there are 5 phone brands available through c... moreXiaomi is sorta in a way banned on towers with 2 of the 3 main carriers. Att and Verizon black lost them. OnePlus is approved. Sort of in a corrupt monopoly here. Google, Samsung, apple, or Motorola. Google and apple and Samsung all bowing to the orange predator so only option that is fcc cleared is OnePlus or Motorola. So OnePlus for my household has been it. Sadly Google software as android but at least I'm not buying there stuff directly.

                      Can't wait to purchase. So much better spec wise and visual than anything even apple offers. Glad to see a company innovating for once. Frankly I don't care about cameras such a gimmick these days.

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                        IpsDisplay, 03 Dec 2025Well America is a lawyer society so Deny, stall prohibitNah. They just prefer better phones, like Iphone. They also got the money, they don't need 300$ dodgy android phones in their lives

                          They should've waited til early next year.

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                            • 03 Dec 2025

                            I'm buying it for sure.

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                              • 03 Dec 2025

                              Moon, 02 Dec 2025In the United States, there is the iPhone, and it is superi... moreSuperior? Not really. OnePlus is miles better value. Oxygen OS is smoother and faster than both iOS and One UI. And I've used them all.

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                                • 03 Dec 2025

                                Moon, 02 Dec 2025In the United States, there is the iPhone, and it is superi... moreMy wife disagrees with you. She insists her Huawei P30 Pro from 2019 has a much better camera than her 2023 iPhone 15 Pro Max, and refuses to buy any more iPhones because of this. She's now awaiting delivery of an Iqoo 15 (which will work on T-Mobile 4G and 5G), because when she compared the photo samples from the GSMArena reviews of the Iqoo 15 and iPhone 17 Pro Max, the Iqoo photos looked better to her eye, especially when pixel peeping. The Iqoo also has superior battery life, faster charging, and doesn't force inferior (and less secure) face unlocking on her.

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                                  • 03 Dec 2025

                                  $900 for 12/256GB and mid-range cameras = NOPE

                                    Feem, 03 Dec 2025The US is a pretty tricky, if not impossible, market for sm... moreWell America is a lawyer society so

                                    Deny, stall prohibit

                                      Feem, 03 Dec 2025The US is a pretty tricky, if not impossible, market for sm... moreHere in Canada there are 5 phone brands available through carrer. There’s Samsung, Apple, Google, Motorola and TCL (though nobody buy phones from TCL).

                                      Officially available brands, but not through carrer are: Xiaomi, OnePlus, ZTE and Nothing.

                                      Not to mention transsion phones (Infinix/Tecno/Itel) are IMPOSSIBLE to get here.

                                      So yeah, pretty harsh market for a Xiaomi/ZTE/Infinix lover like me.

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                                        • YHS
                                        • 03 Dec 2025

                                        The US is a pretty tricky, if not impossible, market for smartphones from other brands to enter imo. I’m surprised RedMagic even got the current holding it has in the country (even though it’s basically insignificant) despite their phones not being sold through carrier deals. Heck, they even added N71 band support in their past few models. OnePlus used to sell though T-Mobile but stopped a few years ago, which sucks for me being an American.

                                        With America being one of the very few countries in the world where iPhones statistically have greater market share/are more common than Android phones, along with blacklisting/ban concerns… yeah. Apple-Samsung duopoly basically.

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