OnePlus has confirmed global launch pricing for the OnePlus 15, following its debut in China last month. Early chatter hinted that worldwide markets would see the same price drop China received compared to last year’s model, and that’s only partly true. Some regions are getting a welcome discount, while others will pay more than before.
In the United States, the OnePlus 15 starts at $899.99 for the 12 GB RAM and 256 GB storage configuration. The 16 GB RAM and 512 GB storage option is priced at $999.99. Unlike last year’s promotions, there’s no indication of a free memory upgrade at launch in the U.S., though trade-in offers, student discounts, and other launch perks could soften the final price.
India and Canada see higher entry prices this time. The OnePlus 15 starts at INR 72,999 in India and CA$1,299.99 in Canada, making it more expensive than its predecessors in those markets.
Europe and the UK get the opposite treatment. The OnePlus 15 arrives with a price cut compared to last year’s model, starting at €949 in the Eurozone and £849 in the UK, both down by 50 from the prior generation.
Here’s the full official pricing by region and configuration:
– 12 GB RAM / 256 GB storage: £849, $899.99, €949, CA$1,299.99, INR 72,999
– 16 GB RAM / 512 GB storage: £879, $999.99, €999, CA$1,399.99, INR 79,999
What this means for buyers is simple: value depends on where you live. Shoppers in the UK and Eurozone benefit from lower launch prices, while buyers in India and Canada will see higher tags than before. In the U.S., the lineup is positioned squarely in flagship territory, with clear differentiation between the two storage tiers.
If you’re considering an upgrade, keep an eye on regional launch bundles, trade-in credits, and student programs, which can meaningfully reduce your out-of-pocket cost. With global pricing now official, the OnePlus 15 is set to compete aggressively in markets where its price has dropped and rely on incentives where it has climbed.
