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Swipe to scroll horizontallyOnePlus 15R scorecardAttributesNotesRatingValueThe OnePlus 15R is great-value for UK buyers, but its price is harder to justify in the States.4 / 5DisplayThe larger display looks great but the peak brightness is lower than before.4.5 / 5DesignA sophisticated and very well built phone that looks exceptional in green.4.5 / 5SoftwareOxygenOS works brilliantly, but you're only getting four years of software updates.4 / 5CamerasThe main sensor does a great job in all settings, but the telephoto lens is missed.4 / 5PerformanceThe Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 is a beast for mid-rang

Rumors that OnePlus isn't long for this world have been kicking around since about 2023, but recent stories have added to that idea. First, rumors began that Oppo, OnePlus's parent company, would be pulling it out of the US entirely. Now, there's talk of a merger with fellow Oppo brand, Realme. Regardless of how this shakes out, it's clear that all is not well in OnePlus, and these rumors add to that. It's hard to see this as anything but a desperate roll of the dice. However, there's another element to this tale. Digital Chat Station now seems to have edited its post to remove the speculation

OnePlus announced its 2025 flagship, the OnePlus 13, ahead of the Galaxy S25 series in January. It was one of the sleeper hits this year. However, the company has already announced its successor, the OnePlus 15, in China and is releasing the phone in global markets ahead of last year's launch timeline. As a result, it is already available to purchase in the US. The OnePlus 15 was launched on Nov. 13, 2025. It is powered by the flagship Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset and packs a massive 7,300-mAh battery with support for 80-watt wired fast charging and 50-watt wireless charging. The

While wireless charging has largely standardized on Qi, Qi2 and Qi2.2, several phones tout even faster wireless charging speeds. The Honor Magic 8 Pro, which isn't available in the US, uses its own standard for an 80-watt wireless charging speed and recharged by 61% in our test -- easily one of the fastest we've seen.  The issue is whether you can even find an adapter that supports them. For phones like the OnePlus 15, its faster wireless charging speed relies on the proprietary AirVooc system. This means you have to buy a specific wireless charger from OnePlus to take advantage of its 50-watt