Mumbai, May 24 (Read) – OnePlus is reportedly working rapidly on Android 17-based OxygenOS 17, which is expected to be one of the biggest upgrades in recent years. Along with several new features and improvements, the update is expected to deliver a significantly enhanced user experience across eligible devices.
According to reports, the company has not officially confirmed the update rollout yet, but the expected eligible devices list has been prepared based on OnePlus’ software update policy.
Expected Eligible OnePlus Devices for OxygenOS 17
OnePlus Flagship Phones
- OnePlus Open
- OnePlus 15
- OnePlus 15R
- OnePlus 13
- OnePlus 13R
- OnePlus 13s
- OnePlus 13T
- OnePlus 12
- OnePlus 12R
- OnePlus 11
OnePlus Nord Series
- OnePlus Nord 6
- OnePlus Nord 5
- OnePlus Nord 4
- OnePlus Nord CE 6
- OnePlus Nord CE 6 Lite
- OnePlus Nord CE 5
OnePlus Pad Series
- OnePlus Pad 4
- OnePlus Pad 3
- OnePlus Pad 2
- OnePlus Pad Lite
- OnePlus Pad Go 2
Reports suggest that users whose devices are included in this list are likely to receive the OxygenOS 17 update once the rollout begins.
Expected OxygenOS 17 Rollout Timeline
The company’s Android 17 development timeline is reportedly similar to last year’s schedule. OnePlus skipped the first beta release and directly rolled out Beta 2 in April, followed by another beta release in May.
The early developer preview builds are not expected to include the new OxygenOS version until around October. By then, the software is likely to be close to public release with the OxygenOS 17 skin.
Since Android 17 stable is also expected around June, reports suggest OnePlus may begin the OxygenOS 17 beta program in October, while the stable rollout could start in early November.
Features Expected in OxygenOS 17
Although OnePlus has not officially revealed the upcoming features, early leaks indicate major improvements in overall smoothness and performance.
Leaks suggest that OxygenOS 17 may offer smoother zooming for both photos and videos. It is also expected to reduce lag, screen flickering and UI frame drops while improving scrolling smoothness.
The update may further optimise power efficiency for smaller tasks, along with improvements in CPU usage, background app management, app launch speed and battery consumption.
Apart from internal optimisations, OxygenOS 17 is also expected to bring new visual improvements, additional features and upgraded AI capabilities.
The final update will also include Android 17 features developed by Google. These may include native app lock support, floating bubble support for all apps, a more powerful screen recorder, redesigned privacy indicators, limited contact access for apps and seamless task continuity.
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