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OnePlus is allegedly honoring warranties with vouchers nobody asked for, and users aren’t happy

πŸ“… July 06, 2026   |  πŸŒ Source: https://www.androidauthority.com/oneplus-eu-warranty-swapped-for-useless-voucher-3684328/   |  πŸ·️ Technology OnePlus is allegedly honoring warranties with vouchers nobody asked for, and users aren’t happy — via https://www.androidauthority.com/oneplus-eu-warranty-swapped-for-useless-voucher-3684328/ Credit: Dhruv Bhutani / Android Authority TL;DR OnePlus is allegedly refusing to honor the mandatory two-year warranty in the EU. At least two users say they were offered €100 vouchers instead of a new product (accessories in their cases). What Happened The vouchers, however, are not usable under the current circumstances, making them useless. After a strong indication of OnePlus winding down its operations in Europe, it has already begun directing users to buy phones from its parent company, OPPO. While that approach works fine for new customers, given that OPPO phones are a tad better than OnePlus’ latest not-so-a...

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