Android 17: Let's take stock of which smartphones will receive it

Google has officially released the update to Android 17 for the Pixel family of devices. The rollout began on June 16, although actual availability remains tied to individual geographical regions.

For users with smartphones from other brands, the situation is different, as no other manufacturer has yet issued formal lists. However, a thorough analysis of the current support policies of various brands - conducted by GizmoChina - allows us to accurately trace the map of devices that will receive the update.

Smartphones that will receive Android 17, manufacturer by manufacturer

The list of compatible Pixels is already available and is fairly predictable:

Google Pixel:

Pixel 10
Pixel 10 Pro
Pixel 10 Pro XL
Pixel 10 Pro Fold
Pixel 10a
Pixel 9
Pixel 9 Pro
Pixel 9 Pro XL
Pixel 9 Pro Fold
Pixel 9a
Pixel 8
Pixel 8 Pro
Pixel 8a
Pixel 7
Pixel 7 Pro
Pixel 7a
Pixel 6
Pixel 6 Pro
Pixel 6a
Pixel Tablet
Pixel Fold

The labs of Samsung, meanwhile, are already underway with testing One UI 9.0 (based on the latest Android release) currently in beta on the Galaxy S26 range. The debut of the stable version is expected in July 2026, coinciding with the launch of the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Z Flip 8.

The list of compatible devices includes the entire high-end range of recent years (from the Galaxy S23 series to the upcoming S26, including FE models), foldables starting from the fifth generations (including the Galaxy Z TriFold), as well as a wide selection of mid-range devices from the Galaxy A, M, and F series, and tablets from the Tab S9, S10, and S11 families.

Samsung:

Galaxy S26
Galaxy S26+
Galaxy S26 Ultra
Galaxy S25
Galaxy S25+
Galaxy S25 Ultra
Galaxy S25 Edge
Galaxy S25 FE
Galaxy S24
Galaxy S24+
Galaxy S24 Ultra
Galaxy S24 FE
Galaxy S23
Galaxy S23+
Galaxy S23 Ultra
Galaxy S23 FE
Z TriFold
Z Fold Special Edition
Z Fold 7
Z Flip 7
Z Flip 7 FE
Z Fold 6
Z Flip 6
Z Fold 5
Z Flip 5
A57
A56
A55
A54
A37
A36
A35
A34
A27
A26
A25
A24
A17 4G
A17 5G
A16 4G
A16 5G
A15 4G
A15 5G
A07 4G
A07 5G
A06 5G
M56
M55
M55s
M54
M36
M34
M17
M17e
M16
M15
M07
M06
F70e
F56
F55
F54
F36
F34
F17
F16
F15
F07
F06
Tab S11
Tab S11 Ultra
Tab S10+
Tab S10 Lite
Tab S10 Ultra
Tab S10 FE
Tab S10 FE+
Tab S9
Tab S9+
Tab S9 Ultra
Tab S9 FE
Tab S9 FE+
Tab S6 Lite (2024)
Tab A11
Tab A11+
Tab Active 5
Tab Active 5 Pro
XCover 7
XCover 7 Pro

On the Chinese manufacturer front, OnePlus is currently limiting the beta phase to just the OnePlus 15. The arrival of the stable OxygenOS 16 is expected around November 2026, extending to flagship models up to the OnePlus 11 series, the Nord line (from Nord 4 and onwards), and the OnePlus Pad tablets.

Oppo is also following similar dynamics, having opened the Developer Preview exclusively on Find X9 Pro. The stable release of ColorOS will arrive in November 2026, covering the foldables Find N, the flagship Find X series (up to generation X6), and the mid-range Reno series.

Nothing, although it has not launched a public beta, will distribute Nothing OS 5.0 starting November 2026 on Phone (2a), Phone (3), and subsequent variants.

Realme, for its part, has granted the beta to only the GT 8 Pro, but future Realme UI 8.0 will reach a wide selection of devices by early November 2026, including numerical models from the 14 series and the P range.

OnePlus:

OnePlus Open
OnePlus 15
15R
13
13R
13s
13T
12
12R
11
Nord 6
Nord 5
Nord 4
Nord CE 6
Nord CE 6 Lite
Nord CE 5
Pad 4
Pad 3
Pad 2
Pad Lite
Pad Go 2.

Nothing:

Phone (4a)
Phone (4a) Pro
Phone (3)
Phone (3a)
Phone (3a) Lite
Phone (3a) Pro
Phone (2a)
Phone (2a) Plus
CMF Phone 2 Pro.

OPPO:

Find N6
Find N5
Find N3
Find N3 Flip
Find N2
Find N2 Flip
Find X9
X9 Pro
X9 Ultra
X9s
Find X8
X8 Pro
X8 Ultra
Find X7
X7 Ultra
Find X6
X6 Pro
Reno 15
Reno 15 Pro
Reno 15 Pro Mini
Reno 15 Pro Max
Reno 15 F
Reno 15 FS
Reno 14
Reno 14 Pro
Reno 14 F
Reno 13
Reno 13 Pro
Reno 13 F 4G
Reno 13 F 5G
Reno 12
Reno 12 Pro
Reno 11
Reno 11 Pro
F33
F33 Pro
F31
F31 Pro
F31 Pro+
F29
F29 Pro
K13
K13 Turbo
K13 Turbo Pro
K13x
Pad 5
Pad 3
Pad SE.

Realme:

GT 8 Pro
GT 7
GT 7 Pro
GT 7 Pro Racing
GT 7T
GT 6
GT 6T
GT 5 Pro
Realme 16
16 Pro
16 Pro+
16T
15
15 Pro
15 Lite
15T
15x
14
14 Pro
14 Pro+
14T
P4
P4 Pro
P4 Lite 4G
P4 Lite 5G
P4 Power 5G
P4R
P4x
P3
P3 Pro
P3 Ultra
P3x
C85 4G
C85 5G
C85 Pro
C83
C75
C75x
C73
C71
Narzo Power 5G
Narzo 100 Lite
Narzo 90
Narzo 90X
Narzo 80 Lite 4G
Narzo 80 Lite 5G
Narzo 80 Pro
Narzo 80x
Note 80
Note 70
Note 70T
Pad 3.

Xiaomi has launched public tests on flagship models such as Xiaomi 17 and 17 Ultra. The stable version release is expected around October 2026, with a slight precedence for the Chinese market. Compatibility will cover devices starting from the Xiaomi 13T and 14 series, extending to the Mix Flip foldable. The satellite brands Redmi and POCO will follow starting from November 2026, bringing the new software to a massive selection of smartphones, including the Redmi Note 14 and 15 series, POCO F8, F7, and F6 models, and various representatives from the more affordable ranges.

Xiaomi:

Xiaomi Leica Leitzphone
Xiaomi 17
17 Ultra
17T
17T Pro
15
15 Pro
15 Ultra
15T
15T Pro
14
14 Pro
14 Ultra
14 Civi
14T
14T Pro
13T
13T Pro
Mix Flip.

Redmi:

Note 15 4G
Note 15 5G
Note 15 Pro 4G
Note 15 Pro 5G
Note 15 Pro+
Note 15 Special
Note 14 4G
Note 14 Pro
Note 14 Pro+
Note 14S
Redmi 15 4G
15 5G
15C 4G
15C 5G
15A
A7
A7 Pro 4G
A7 Pro 5G
A5
Pad 2
Pad 2 9.7
Pad 2 Pro
Turbo 5.

POCO:

F8 Pro
F8 Ultra
F7
F7 Pro
F7 Ultra
F6
F6 Pro
X8 Pro
X8 Pro Max
X7
X7 Pro
X6 Pro
M8
M8 Pro
M8s
M7 4G
M7 Plus
C85 4G
C85 5G
C85x
C81
C81 Pro
C81x
C71
Pad X1
Pad M1
Pad C1.

The timelines for HONOR, Motorola, and other brands:

Motorola shows excellent dynamism with a dozen devices already included in the beta program. The winged house aims to distribute the stable build around October 2026, involving the Razr foldables from the last three generations, the Edge family (from series 50 to the upcoming 70), and many devices from the Moto G series.

Motorola:

Razr 70
Razr 70+
Razr 70 Ultra
Razr 60
Razr+ 2025
Razr 60 Ultra
Razr 50
Razr 50 Ultra
Edge 70
Edge 70 Pro
Edge 70 Pro+
Edge 70 Fusion
Edge 70 Fusion+
Edge 60
Edge 60 Pro
Edge 60 Neo
Edge 60 Fusion
Edge 60 Stylus
Edge 50
Edge 50 Pro
Edge 50 Ultra
Edge 50 Neo
Edge 50 Fusion
Edge (2026)
Edge (2025)
Moto G Max
Moto G Stylus 5G (2026)
Moto G Stylus 5G (2025)
Moto G Power 5G (2026)
Moto G Power 5G (2025)
Moto G Play (2026)
Moto G (2026)
Moto G (2025)
Moto G87
G86
G77
G75
G67
G57
G57 Power
G47
G37
G37 Power
Moto Pad (2026)
Moto Pad 60 Neo
ThinkPhone 25
Motorola Signature.

During the same period, the update for Honor is expected, which will integrate MagicOS 11 on models Magic 6, 7, and 8, and on numerical series starting from Honor 200.

Asus will maintain a more extended timeline, scheduling the stable release only towards the end of 2026 for ROG Phone 9 and Zenfone 12 Ultra. Completing the picture is Sony, excluded from the beta partner program, which will directly distribute the stable version in October 2026 for only Xperia 1 VI, Xperia 1 VII, and Xperia 10 VI.

Asus:

ROG Phone 9
ROG Phone 9 Pro
ROG Phone 9 FE
Zenfone 12 Ultra.

Honor:

Magic 8
Magic 8 Lite
Magic 8 Pro
Magic 7
Magic 7 Lite
Magic 7 Pro
Magic 6 Pro
Magic 6 Ultimate
Magic V6
Magic V5
Magic V3
Magic Vs3
Honor 600
600 Lite
600 Pro
400
400 Lite
400 Pro
400 Smart
300
300 Pro
300 Ultra
200
200 Pro.

Sony:

Xperia 10 VI
Xperia 1 VII
Xperia 1 VI.