OnePlus debuts exchange program

Thomas Wellburn

November 30, 2015

OnePlus has introduced a brand new exchange program in India, allowing owners to swap their old smartphone for any of the three OnePlus handsets.

Exchange value will depend on the value of the handset being swapped but it’s still a great deal for those who want a piece of the OnePlus pie.

The company are currently running two separate offers: ‘Buy first, Sell Later’ or ‘Sell First, Buy Next’. For both transactions, the buyer will receive an Amazon gift coupon matching the value of the exchanged handset. The program is currently being headed in partnership with ReGlobe, an Indian technology recycling company.

The buyback scheme can be found on their website here and via the OnePlus contact form here.

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