With the introduction of the N100 and N10 5G in January, OnePlus quickly gained market share in Metro by T-Mobile and continues to push its premium device presence at T-Mobile with the latest OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro. OnePlus became the fastest growing OEM in H1 2021, as the company grew 428% YoY. It’s hard to say how much this growth translates to actual stake in the market, but CounterPoint attributes the Nord N100 and N10 5G and each phone’s popularity on networks such as Metro and big reasons for the growth. That’s far-and-away the biggest growth of any of competitors, with Motorola taking second place at 83%. The now-sub-brand of Oppo managed to grow its share of the US smartphone market by 428% in the first half of 2021 compared to the year prior. As we near the Pixel 6 and its “soft reboot” of Google’s lineup, new stats on the US smartphone market in the first half of 2021 show that Google is actively losing market share while OnePlus is seeing a surge in popularity.Ī report today from CounterPoint Research reveals that OnePlus is the fastest-growing smartphone OEM in the United States, with big numbers to show for it. The US smartphone market is dominated by names like Apple and Samsung, but others such as Google and OnePlus have been trying to make a meaningful impact in it for years now.
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