[new product] Add OnePlus devices EOL

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+---
+title: OnePlus
+category: device
+tags: oneplus 1plus mobile-phone
+iconSlug: oneplus
+permalink: /oneplus
+versionCommand: "Settings -> About device"
+releasePolicyLink: https://community.oneplus.com/thread/1462181
+releaseColumn: false
+releaseDateColumn: true
+activeSupportColumn: Active Major Updates
+discontinuedColumn: true
+eolColumn: Security Updates
+customColumns:
+-   property: supportedAndroidVersions
+    position: after-release-column
+    label: Supported Android
+    description: Supported Android versions range
+    link: https://endoflife.date/android
+
+###### Supported Android versions ######
+# Because OnePlus is using community forum posts as official releases posts it is hard to parse the last Android/OxygenOS releases 
+# for all devices so I'm using the unofficial https://oxygenupdater.com/news/all/ that have been collecting all OnePlus OxygenOS announcements for several years and is an established and trusted way to get OP updates.
+# still not great but easier to search and parse than OnePlus Community and more up to date than GsmArena
+# There is also https://www.androidupdatetracker.com/policy/oneplus that is easier to parse and up to date but AFAIK is less established
+
+###### List of Phones ######
+# for a list of released phones https://www.gsmarena.com/oneplus-phones-95.php
+
+releases:
+-   releaseCycle: "12"
+    releaseLabel: "OnePlus 12"
+    releaseDate: 2023-12-05
+    support: 2027-12-05 # approximation "4 major Android updates"
+    eol: 2028-12-05
+    discontinued: false
+    link: https://www.gsmarena.com/oneplus_12-12725.php
+    supportedAndroidVersions: 14 # https://oxygenupdater.com/article/396/
+
+-   releaseCycle: "11r"
+    releaseLabel: "OnePlus 11R"
+    releaseDate: 2023-02-07
+    support: 2027-02-07 # approximation "4 major Android updates"
+    eol: 2028-02-07
+    discontinued: false
+    link: https://www.gsmarena.com/oneplus_11r-11915.php
+    supportedAndroidVersions: 13 - 14 # https://oxygenupdater.com/article/431/
+
+-   releaseCycle: "11"
+    releaseLabel: "OnePlus 11"
+    releaseDate: 2023-02-07
+    support: 2027-02-07 # approximation "4 major Android updates"
+    eol: 2028-02-07
+    discontinued: false
+    link: https://service.oneplus.com/us/search/search-detail?id=2123192&articleIndex=2
+    supportedAndroidVersions: 13 - 14 # https://oxygenupdater.com/article/426/
+
+
+# https://community.oneplus.com/thread/1462181
+# starting with the 8, the release policy was 3 major android updates and 4 years of security updates (    
+#    OnePlus 10 Pro
+#    OnePlus 10R
+#    OnePlus 10T
+#    OnePlus Ace
+#    OnePlus Ace Racing Edition
+#    OnePlus 9RT
+#    OnePlus 9 Pro
+#    OnePlus 9R
+#    OnePlus 9
+#    OnePlus 8T
+#    OnePlus 8 Pro
+#    OnePlus 8)
+#    OnePlus Nord 3 https://community.oneplus.com/thread/1356800969827942405
+# starting with the 8, the release policy was 2 major android updates and 3 years of security updates (    
+#    OnePlus 7 Pro
+#    OnePlus 7T Pro
+#    OnePlus 7T
+#    OnePlus 7
+#    OnePlus Nord CE
+#    OnePlus Nord
+#    OnePlus Nord 2
+#    OnePlus Nord CE 2 Lite))
+# these devices will get 1 major android update and 3 years of security updates
+#    OnePlus N200 5G
+#    OnePlus N100
+#    OnePlus N10 5G
+
+
+
+---
+
+> OnePlus is a Chinese manufacturer of Android phones and other consumer electronics.
+
+OnePlus phones receives updates every two months.
+
+The company is well known for its flagships phones which cover the global market and are the very top end of the brand in price and performance (ex: 10T, 10 Pro, 12, etc.). Then you have the India-focused R-series (one exception to this rule is the OnePlus 12R, in December 2023 [they announced](https://oxygenupdater.com/article/436/) that the 12R will not just launch in India, but North America and Europe as well) and the China-focused Ace series which are both a bit cheaper (ex: 9R, 9RT, 11R, Ace 2 Pro, Ace 3, etc.).
+Finally there is the mid-range Nord/Nord CE series (ex: Nord 3, Nord CE 3, etc.), and the entry-level Nord N series (Nord N300, Nord N30, etc.).
+
+In June 2018, the first update policy [announcement](https://community.oneplus.com/thread/862347) was made offering two major Android updates and three years of security updates for the OnePlus 3/3T, 5/5T, 6 and onwards.
+
+Then in July 2021, OnePlus [announced](https://community.oneplus.com/thread/1462181) that following the merging of OPPO developpers with theirs and ColorOS with OxygenOS, they could now offer more years of software updates to their existing lineups of phones. They now offer three major Android updates and four years of security updates for the flagship line (including T/R) starting from OnePlus 8 onwards, two major Android updates and three years of security updates for the Nord/Nord CE series, and finally one major Android update and three years of security updates for the Nord N series.
+
+In November 2022, it was [announced](https://community.oneplus.com/thread/1211291251581124608) that starting from 2023 OnePlus will offer four generations of OxygenOS (Android versions) and five years of security updates on selected devices. In practice this policy will apply to their flagship lineup starting from OnePlus 11 onwards.