Surely it doesn’t orinan anything and is just an attempt to protect its trademark from afín registrations, but OnePlus just bought the “two agregado”, “six agregado” and “eight agregado” brands in China… What the hell! ?
Apparently so OnePlus still has to convince the general public that their strategic turn doesn’t orinan they’re finished, and that’s the former company ‘never settle down’ is now trying to become one of the giants of the industry, using the potential of OPPO, its new parent company after the merger between the two companies, even if it means Upheaval and mostly firm commitment plus which is not liked by all of its followers because of the ever-increasing costs and prices.
In any case, OnePlus seems to be continuing on its way and even preparing a model Ultra for its brand new OnePlus 10 Pro, which will arrive in late 2022, and the right market creates them a stratospheric growth of 524% in the US market after registration in 2021.
The last transfer from Shenzhen, like our colleagues from GizmoChinawas apply for registration of a new trademark such as its trade name “two agregado”, “six agregado” Y “eight agregado”.
Are you wondering why “agregado three” not “four agregado”…? We ask ourselves too, namely This move by the Pete Lau-led manufacturer has the entire industry confusedwe I think Practice protecting your brand before other companies register other such companies.
Well that’s true OnePlus and OPPO have big plans togetherbut the expected diversification in the OnePlus catalog We don’t think it has anything to do with such news.Well, it would be strange if mobile phones were connected to OnePlus and OnePlus Nord now Two agregado either six agregado.
In any case, there is talk of 2022 more central and cheaper models which supports OnePlus’ penetration in international markets, as well as This model Ultra that it would aspire to the “Best Phone of the Year” trophy and the unification of operating systems, or rather a custom Android using the new brand “H2OOS” which would replace ColorOS, OxygenOS and HydrogenOS It only works in China.
Some also talk about it potential brands come out by OnePlus in the style of Xiaomi with Redmi, but the latter seems pretty crazy to us considering that OnePlus has yet to expand and grow with its own name.
So, in order to speculate and draw conclusions from all this, OnePlus was most likely just looking make these afín marks the intellectual property of the company to prevent copying, theft or counterfeiting from other companies who may use afín trade names to yours.
And the simplest answer is usually always the right one, right?