Last month, OnePlus 15 launched in China and went global yesterday. The first software update for the international model is already available, so new buyers will get it immediately after unboxing. The OnePlus 15 5G is available in two versions: 256GB storage with 12GB of RAM priced at €949 (£849) and 512GB storage with 16GB of RAM for €999 (£879).
The device runs OxygenOS 16.0.1.303 which is based on the latest Android 16 operating system. This new software update is being distributed over the air (OTA) and is currently rolling out in multiple regions. In India, the update comes with the firmware version CPH2745-16.0.1.303(EX01), while users in Europe are receiving it as CPH2747-16.0.1.303(EX01). This update aims to bring performance enhancements, system stability improvements and additional features to improve the overall user experience.
The update brings the November 2025 security patch. It improves app launch speed from the Home screen, adds the option to rename widgets, resize the clock in Flux themes, stack widgets by dragging one onto another, automatically straighten portrait and architectural images, set videos as ringtones, speed up virus scanning, update the Ring fingerprint animation, introduce a new AI LinkBoost Network Engine interface, provide real-time network acceleration alerts, and include tools to test network speed and check network status.
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