In September 2021, OnePlus and Oppo announced that they would merge their operating systems. This shouldn’t happen now. Only the code base remains the same.
OnePlus and Oppo phones each have their own user interface. (Source: OnePlus)
- OnePlus and Oppo wanted to merge their user interfaces.
- The manufacturers are now rowing back, only the code base remains the same.
- Oppo and OnePlus phones will continue to get different finishes.
In September 2021, the Chinese companies Oppo and OnePlus announced that they would merge their user interfaces. This is not supposed to happen after all, a separate user interface is to be installed on cell phones from both manufacturers.
As OnePlus announced in a press release, only the code base should remain identical. This ensures faster updates and better build quality.
During the year, the new user interface OxygenOS 13 will appear for smartphones from OnePlus, while Oppo will distribute ColorOS 13. There is still no official information about either user interface.
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