OnePlus One no longer invite-only

Alex Yau

April 21, 2015

The OnePlus One is officially a year old. To celebrate, OnePlus has scrapped the invitation-only system they used since the OnePlus One’s release and is allowing anyone to buy the £229 handset.

It’s not limited to a specific period either. It lasts forever.

In a blog post, OnePlus claimed that they have now sold over a million handsets.

OnePlus One’s successor

The OnePlus Two will only be available on an invite-only system when it’s released at some point this year.

For more on OnePlus, visit What Mobile’s dedicated OnePlus page.

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