"As is the case with every smartphone manufacturer, the United States' Federal Communications Commission certifies OnePlus devices before they are sold in the U.S. As a result of the government shutdown, device certifications have been delayed. Subsequently, U.S. sales for the OnePlus 15 will be postponed until they have been secured. The OnePlus 15 has already finished all the required tests from the FCC's recognized labs and the certification application has been formally submitted."
"The 15 launched earlier this year in China, and OnePlus has announced pricing for the US: $899 for a version with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. That's the same as the OnePlus 13, which is pretty neat when you consider the whole tariff situation. But because of the federal shutdown, OnePlus hasn't been able to get the final FCC certification it needs to sell the phone in the US."
The OnePlus 15 launched earlier this year in China and is priced at $899 in the U.S. for the 12GB/256GB model, matching the OnePlus 13. Final U.S. sales are delayed because FCC device certifications were postponed during the federal government shutdown. OnePlus reports that the phone has completed required lab testing and that the certification application has been submitted, leaving the company waiting for final approval. Interested buyers can sign up for an email alert at OnePlus.com/us. The OnePlus 15 uses silicon-carbon battery technology that enables thinner, higher-capacity batteries and strong battery life.
Read at The Verge
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