Last June, the OnePlus and OPPO will be fully integrated, and OnePlus will become an independent brand under OPPO. In April this year, OnePlus announced that it would be stationed in OPPO’s offline channels, with offline experience points covering 2,800 districts and counties nationwide and more than 5,000 stores.
Today, Li Jie, president of OnePlus China, announced that OnePlus cell phones have been fully stationed in OPPO offline channels, covering 90%+ prefecture-level cities, 2800 districts and counties, 4000+ core shopping areas with 5000+ stores, and providing after-sales service.
One plus previously said that the integration can use the group’s sales channels, and after-sales service, so as to effectively reduce costs and focus on research and development of more advanced technology, etc.
Li Jie previously said that the channel resources gained after the integration with OPPO is very important for One Plus, “there are more offline experience stores so that more users can contact and experience One Plus, I believe One Plus will grow very fast. Laying out offline will also help a lot online because many people need to experience the phone before they place an order or buy it.”
