Even after all this time and more open sales, it is hard to believe that the Oneplus One still isn’t officially available in every country. The good news today is that 16 additional European countries now have access to the 2014 flagship killer.
OnePlus has been rolling out OnePlus availability to new markets since they first officially launched the phone. Since its initial launch the OPO has been released in India, and now today 16 more countries.
From today fans of the OnePlus One will be able to officially order the Snapdragon 801, 3GB RAM phone through OnePlus.net with full back up and official warranty:
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- Bulgaria
- Croatia
- Cyprus
- Czech Republic
- Estonia
- Greece
- Hungary
- Ireland
- Latvia
- Lithuania
- Luxembourg
- Malta
- Poland
- Romania
- Slovakia
- Slovenia
Now that the OnePlus One is available in your country will you buy one, or do you have your eyes set on something else?
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I’m actually quite curious about the retail price per country. Some of these (EU) based countries have ridiculous high VAT percentages. But then again, no fear for unexpected customs price adders
Just went for the Jiayu S3 – 3GB RAM because of the specs, decent price and accessories. Also, the frequencies need to be a match to the country and this covers all the locals and some.
Dual Sim, of course
Of course there’s no Serbia.
OnePlus announced availability in the U member countries…and Serbia is still non-EU member country. I hope for few years situation will be different. Sorry.
Too late for one. Expectinc two:)
YAWN. actually, the 2nd yawn, since this is a duplicate of an article from 5 days ago.
It would be a lot better if they would share some information on the OnePlus Two or other products.
OPO seem to be taking “new european countries” a bit too literally, because they apparently skipped “old european countries” like UK, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, Spain and Portugal.