Five months after its exclusive launch in China and more than three months since arriving in the US, the OnePlus 15 is finally seeing a notable price cut stateside. The entry-level model with 256GB storage and 12GB RAM is now $799.99, down from its original $899.99. However, the pricier 512GB, 16GB RAM version remains at $999.99 with no current discount via OnePlus’s official US store. This first major discount breaks away from prior deals that required trade-ins, making the flagship more accessible without strings attached.
To sweeten the deal, buyers can select a free accessory with the purchase, with the standout option being the OnePlus Nord Buds 3 Pro earbuds, normally priced at $79.99. Adding these noise-cancelling earbuds to the bargain means the total value of your purchase could rise by nearly $180 compared to buying the phone and earbuds separately. Given the OnePlus 15’s impressive specs-like the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip, a 6.78-inch LTPO AMOLED screen with a 165Hz refresh rate, triple 50MP cameras, and fast charging speeds-this deal presents an attractive alternative to pricier flagships such as Samsung’s Galaxy S26, which remains $100 more expensive and features a smaller 6.3-inch display.
Despite whispers about OnePlus possibly ending production of the OnePlus 15 soon, this price drop shouldn’t deter potential buyers. The brand’s commitment to software updates remains firm, and the handset continues to impress with its blend of power, display quality, cameras, and battery endurance. For shoppers weighing options, the $799 OnePlus 15 now stands out as an affordable flagship with advanced features and a generous accessory bonus-offering more value than many competitors charging north of $900.