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OnePlus phones are off shelves in Germany once again
OnePlus phones are off the shelves in Germany once again
Although OnePlus phones are currently off the shelves in Germany due to the patent dispute, they're still selling in the United States. Consumers can easily snag OnePlus devices from official OnePlus stores and major US retailers. It also monitors steps, calories, heart rate and sleep for way less than an Apple Watch or other popular wearables.
OnePlus Can’t Sell Phones In Germany, For A Second Time Now
This is the Chinese manufacturers second time not being able to sell smartphones in Germany. Patents are at the root.
OnePlus phones are now banned in Germany, here is why
OnePlus has halted sales in Germany due to a patent dispute with InterDigital over 5G technology, affecting key devices like the OnePlus 12 and OnePlus Open.
OnePlus Faces Legal Trouble Again; Sales Ban Imposed In Germany
At the center of this dispute is InterDigital's claim that OnePlus has infringed upon its 5G patents. As a result, German authorities have stepped in and banned the sale of OnePlus products in the country,
OnePlus can't catch a break as more problems seem to arise in Germany
According to Allround-PC (German), Chinese OEM OnePlus is beginning to grapple with a new patent dispute with InterDigital. The publication states consumers and journalists in Germany have reported that a few of OnePlus' devices (smartphones) are no longer available for purchase in the country.
Sales of OnePlus phones banned in Germany again
OnePlus stops selling phones in Germany amid new patent dispute. Germany once again banned the sales of OnePlus phones due to the new patent dispute. “OnePlus places high value
OnePlus pauses phone sales in Germany over patent dispute
Just a heads up, if you buy something through our links, we may get a small share of the sale. It's one of the ways we keep the lights on here. Click here for more.The halt comes when the OnePlus 13 release could be right around the corner.
OnePlus phones face fresh sales halt following another patent dispute
A patent dispute with InterDigital has resulted in the sales halt of OnePlus phones in Germany once again. Here's what's brewing.
OnePlus hit with another sales ban in Germany amid new patent lawsuit
OnePlus smartphones are banned again in Germany due to a 5G patent dispute with InterDigital, potentially affecting sales ahead of the OnePlus 13 launch.
OnePlus has been forced to stop selling phones in Germany… again
A second patent dispute has forced OnePlus to stop selling phones in Germany again, just months after sales had resumed.
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OnePlus is banned from selling smartphones in Germany yet again
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