OnePlus is now pushing Oppo smartphones, tablets, watches, and earbuds

The Lines Continue to Blur: OnePlus Starts Selling Oppo Gear Directly

If you’ve been following the evolution of the smartphone world, you’ve likely noticed the steady drift between OnePlus and its parent company, Oppo. That evolution just hit a new milestone in Germany, where the official OnePlus website has begun cross-promoting and selling a curated selection of Oppo hardware.

A quick scroll down the German OnePlus homepage now reveals a dedicated link to a suite of Oppo accessories and IoT devices. Clicking through lands you on a landing page where OnePlus highlights how these products are designed to play nicely with your existing OnePlus gear, leveraging similar hardware and software ecosystems to ensure a seamless user experience.

What’s Hitting the Virtual Shelves?

This isn’t just a handful of cases or cables, either. The integration is surprisingly deep, featuring a wide array of devices including:

Smartphones: The Oppo Find X9, Find X9 Pro, and the top-tier Find X9 Ultra.
Audio: A variety of wearables, such as the Enco Clip2 Open, Enco Air5 Pro, and Enco Buds3 Pro.
Wearables & Accessories: Both the Oppo Watch X3 and Watch X2 Mini, along with the Oppo Pad 5 and high-speed chargers like the 50W Magnetic AIRVOOC and 80W SUPERVOOC.

It’s a bold move that essentially turns the OnePlus storefront into a dual-branded shop. For those who have been watching the brand transition from its “independent challenger” roots to a key pillar of the broader Oppo strategy, this feels like the logical next step. At this point, it’s fair to wonder if we’re witnessing the slow sunset of the OnePlus web portal as a standalone entity, with a full merger into the main Oppo site potentially waiting in the wings.

For fans of the ecosystem, this consolidation could actually be a win—making it easier to find compatible accessories and hardware in one place. However, it certainly signals that the days of OnePlus operating as a distinct, separate brand entity are fading into the rearview mirror.