Still trying to get your hands on a OnePlus Two? Or at least the 16GB version, because it fits your budget and you don’t think you’ll need anything more? Well, you’ve pretty much lost your chance to try and purchase the handset either from an invite or on Tuesday where no invite is needed.
OnePlus made the decision to stop offering the 16GB model of its OnePlus Two phone in the U.S., U.K., and Europe as folks are more interested in getting the 64GB ($389USD) version. I don’t blame them either as 64GB will start becoming the norm sooner or later. A spokesperson from OnePlus told Techradar,
According to feedback we have seen much greater interest in the 64GB version of the OnePlus 2 in North America and Europe, so we have removed the 16GB version from those store pages as of this week. We will continue to offer the 16GB version in limited markets such as India, where customers are more interested in an option for different amounts of storage.
OnePlus keeping the 16GB model in other countries is great, but when it comes to others who really want that particular model, it doesn’t give them a chance to buy it. There’s always the option of purchasing the OnePlus X ($249USD), which only comes in a 16GB model and doesn’t offer as much as the OnePlus Two.
If you received an invite and planned on getting the smallest storage model of the OnePlus Two, you might want to look elsewhere or spend extra for that 64GB version. What are your thoughts about OnePlus making a decision to stop selling the 16GB version of the OnePlus Two? Let us know by leaving a comment in the comment section, or on Google+, Facebook, or Twitter.
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