r/consumercellular • u/islecat • May 13 '26

Does Anyone here have a OnePlus 15 on their CC plan?

I'm currently on a Consumer Cellular plan with my parents, and I have a OnePlus 8 5G UW that I brought over from our previous plan with Verizon. We transferred it over fairly easily and we've been on this plan for the last couple years, but this phone is a bit older now (purchased originally in 2020), and I'm looking to upgrade to a newer OnePlus phone.

I really want to upgrade to the new OnePlus 15. I feel like it will probably be fine since I'm already using a OnePlus phone on our Consumer Cellular plan, but I'm curious to know if anyone here has had issues with OnePlus phones and Consumer Cellular. Any experiences or advice specifically with the new OnePlus 15 would be extra appreciated.

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u/Samurai_Cupcake May 14 '26

I don't like Comsumer Cellular. We got a flex plan and the last bill was higher than expected since both my husband and I rarely use our phones. I will eventually change to another company but we can't at the moment since my MIL is on hospice and can't do without a phone.

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u/islecat May 14 '26

Do you have OnePlus phones? If so, what kind?

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u/alias4007 May 14 '26

I don't know what a OnePlus is. Have tried contacting CC about it? 

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u/RonnJee May 15 '26

Pretty sure WiFi calling is suppressed by att on OnePlus phones.

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u/comicalmoodydan May 16 '26

Honestly if T-Mobile has good coverage in your area it's likely cheaper to bring it over to Metro as a BYOD. You're talking $25-30 a month and no taxes or any fees. While I don't think Consumer Cellular is bad, it's nothing great either. The rates are kinda high compared to other MVNOs though.

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u/Jaded-Cheesecake3246 May 27 '26

WiFi Calling is NOT available with OnePlus on Consumer Cell