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It doesn't make sense because OnePlus is much more known in the West than either Oppo, Vivo or Realme. OnePlus also just sounds like more of a Western brand. I
by jorvi 4mo ago
It doesn't make sense because OnePlus is much more known in the West than either Oppo, Vivo or Realme. OnePlus also just sounds like more of a Western brand.
It would have made much more sense to kill those other brands in the West and unify everything under the OnePlus banner.
- jingpostmedia 4mo ago[flagged]
- inanutshellus 4mo agoit's a frustrating pattern for sure. makes it so you can't reward good companies with return business. instead, we get the amazon-seller-experience: an ever-churning alphabet soup of fly-by-night companies hocking low-quality stuff.
- inigyou 4mo agoTo my ears, OnePlus sounds like a low-quality western brand. Along the lines of "Best Value" or "Farmer's Choice"
- jorvi 4mo agoI mean, in a vacuum, yes. But it made a huge splash with the OnePlus One, and they had some pretty nice phones since. Oppo, Vivo and Realme sound like those weird dropshipping Amazon brands. Or the whitelabel brand Android phones you can buy on AliExpress. If I didn't know they are legit brands I would genuinely think you'd be trying to sell me a scam phone that fake-advertised having 12GB memory or a Snapdragon.
- inigyou 4mo agoOppo and Vivo sound like actual brands, not words slapped together, and also not BFBRJEXGDB Realme is literally an ID verification system and a terrible choice for a brand.
- satvikpendem 4mo agoAnd Apple sounds like a fruit. The point is they spent big marketing dollars to make the brand not sound low quality anymore.
- inigyou 4mo agoThen I've never received that marketing from OnePlus. Also I think the iPhone and MacBook brands are much stronger than Apple itself.
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- satvikpendem 4mo agoIf you're not in the market for Android phone alternatives to Samsung then you probably were not in their marketing sphere.