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Here’s the full list of OnePlus devices getting Android 17, but it’s not OxygenOS

OxygenOS, the flavor of Android for OnePlus devices, is officially going away as the brand steps out of the global market, with Oppo’s ColorOS taking over starting with Android 17. And, now, we have an official list of OnePlus devices getting Android 17 starting later this month.

To quickly summarize, OnePlus shut down its global operations in July, but confirmed software support will remain for existing devices through their promised lifespans. But that wouldn’t be on OxygenOS, with supported devices instead moving to Oppo’s ColorOS starting with Android 17.

In all reality, differences between OxygenOS and ColorOS are hard to find as Oppo’s software styling took over OnePlus’ experience years ago.

The transition is officially underway later this month, though.

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OnePlus has confirmed the move with a schedule detailing when to expect ColorOS and Android 17 to land on various OnePlus devices. It starts on October 29 with the OnePlus 15 and OnePlus Pad 4, continuing to the OnePlus 15R and OnePlus 13 series the following day. Through Q1 of 2027, devices including the OnePlus Open, OnePlus 12, and more will be updated.

OnePlus Android 17 rollout schedule

October 29

  • OnePlus 15
  • OnePlus Pad 4

October 30

  • OnePlus 15R
  • OnePlus 13
  • OnePlus 13s

November 2026

  • OnePlus Open
  • OnePlus 13R
  • OnePlus 12
  • OnePlus Nord 6
  • OnePlus Nord CE6
  • OnePlus Pad 3

December 2026

  • OnePlus 12R
  • OnePlus 12R Genshin Impact Edition
  • OnePlus 11
  • OnePlus Nord 5
  • OnePlus Nord CE6 Lite
  • OnePlus Nord CE5
  • OnePlus Pad 2
  • OnePlus Pad Go 2

2027 Q1

  • OnePlus Nord 4
  • OnePlus N6
  • OnePlus N6x
  • OnePlus N6 Lite
  • OnePlus Pad Lite

In total, 24 OnePlus devices are currently promised Android 17 updates. Meanwhile, the OnePlus 16 launches with this update out of the box in China.

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