The German site of Oppo is on the edge of the abyss. The Chinese manufacturer has removed almost all of the content from its site. There are only a few active pages left. Is Oppo preparing to leave Germany for good?
The situation between Oppo and Germany does not improve. After being forced to stop sales of its smartphones on German territory in 2022, Oppo could well leave Germany for good. The Chinese manufacturer has not yet officially confirmed it, but several clues indicate it. In effect, Oppo has already emptied its German site. Almost all of the content has already been erased.
Currently, Oppo’s German site only has a few active pages left like the home page, FAQs, customer support, etc. Unable to find any information about des smartphones Oppo. For example, the Find X5 Pro and Reno 8 Pro pages that are in the list of best Oppo smartphones in 2023 are gone.
Is Oppo preparing to leave the German market for good?
Recall that Oppo was forced to stop selling its smartphones in Germany last year following a lawsuit lost against Nokia. The latter accused the Chinese firm of having used technology patented by Nokia for free to process 4G and 5G signals.
Following this incident, Oppo denied the rumors by confirming that it had no plans to leave the European market. Indeed, rumors claimed that Oppo was going leave Germany, the United Kingdom, France and the Netherlands. Despite Oppo’s confirmation, it seems like the situation has gotten worse lately.
From now on, the homepage of the Oppo site in Germany only displays the brand’s partnership with the UEFA Champions League. A footnote reads: No product information is currently available on our website. Some products are no longer available in Germany, including Reno 8 Series, Find N2 Flip “. Oppo also reassures its German users by confirming that they can continue to use their Oppo products without restriction. They can still access support and receive “ all future updates “. In any case, it would not be surprising if Oppo soon left Germany and the European market in general. OnePlus could also follow suit.
