Android 17 is Here: The Complete Device Eligibility List for Every Major Brand

Google has officially released Android 17 (codenamed Cinnamon Bun), shifting its major OS launch schedule permanently to the first half of the year. The stable version is currently rolling out to Google Pixel smartphones, and major manufacturers are starting their custom skin deployments much earlier than in previous years. After Google, Xiaomi has followed with release of Android 17 for its flagship smartphone.

Because the development cycle is running ahead of schedule, stable builds are on track to arrive months earlier than in previous generations. Major brands like Samsung, Google Pixel, Vivo, Honor, Xiaomi, OPPO, and OnePlus have already started early rollouts, beta testing, and developer previews.

According to major industry leaks, custom skins like HyperOS 4, OriginOS 7, ColorOS 17, and MagicOS 11 are projected to debut as early as August, with broader rollouts accelerating through September and October alongside new flagship launches. Additionally, a massive software shake-up reveals that OnePlus and realme may phase out their independent skins (OxygenOS and realme UI) to transition entirely to OPPO’s unified ColorOS 17 ecosystem.

Android 17 shifts heavily toward what Google calls an “adaptive-first” intelligence system, bringing massive multitasking overhauls, custom gaming modes, and tight integration with next-gen security. Here is everything you need to know about the Android 17 launch, its complete changelog, and whether your device made the official eligibility cut.

Quick Glance: Android 17 Eligible Devices & Rollout Timeline

Thanks to Google’s accelerated engineering cycle, stable builds are arriving months earlier than in previous generations.

Official Brand-by-Brand Android 17 Eligibility Tracker

Here is the complete list of compatible devices based on official update commitments, leaks, and regional beta rollouts:

1. Google Pixel (The First Wave)

Thanks to Google’s 7-year OS update guarantee for newer hardware, an extensive list of Pixels is already receiving the stable OTA:

• Pixel 10 Series / Pixel Tablet

• Pixel 9, 9 Pro, 9 Pro XL, 9 Pro Fold

• Pixel 8, 8 Pro, 8a

• Pixel 7, 7 Pro, 7a

• Pixel 6, 6 Pro, 6a (This marks the final major upgrade cycle for the 6 series)

• Note: Pixel 5a and older models have officially reached End-of-Life (EOL) status.

2. Samsung Galaxy (One UI 9.0)

Samsung development is moving at an astonishing pace, with internal One UI 9 test builds already leaking for 10 Galaxy A-series phones and One UI 9 Beta 4 live for the Galaxy S26 Ultra.

• Galaxy S Series: Galaxy S26 series, S25 series, S24 series (including FE), S23 series (including FE), and the Galaxy S22 series (the final major OS update under its 4-year guarantee).

• Galaxy Z Series: Galaxy Z Fold 8 & Z Flip 8, Z Fold 7 & Z Flip 7, Z Fold 6 & Z Flip 6, Z Fold 5 & Z Flip 5, Z Fold 4 & Z Flip 4.

• Galaxy A & M Series: Leaked One UI 9 builds confirm support for the Galaxy A56, A55, A54, A36, A35, A34, plus budget entries like the Galaxy A17 and Galaxy A07.

• Galaxy Tab Series: Galaxy Tab S10 and Tab S9 series.

• Pro-Tip: Prepare your device by grabbing the latest Good Guardians & Galaxy App Booster One UI 9 update to prevent background lag after upgrading.

3. OPPO (ColorOS 17 & Liquid Glass UI)

OPPO is already pushing the envelope with early development and leaks point to ColorOS 17 featuring a radical visual overhaul inspired by ‘Liquid Glass’ design aesthetics. The Android 17-based update is expected to roll out starting with its high-profile flagships:

• OPPO Find Series: Find X9, Find X9 Pro, Find X9 Ultra, Find X8 Ultra, Find X8 Pro, Find X8, and Find N series foldables.

• OPPO Reno Series: Reno 15 series, Reno 14 series, Reno 13 series, and Reno 12 series.

• OPPO K & A Series: Upcoming models like the OPPO K15 (sporting a massive 8,000mAh battery) alongside eligible A-series models launched in late 2024 and 2025.

4. OnePlus & Realme (The ColorOS 17 Switch)

In a major software shake-up, leaks indicate that OPPO may merge its software branches. OxygenOS and realme UI could be phased out globally, unifying OnePlus, OPPO, and realme portfolios directly under ColorOS 17 to streamline updates and feature rollouts.

• OnePlus Flagships: OnePlus 15 & 15R, OnePlus 13 & 13R, OnePlus 12 & 12R, OnePlus 11 & 11R, and the OnePlus Open foldable.

• Nord Series: Nord 5, Nord 4, CE 5, and CE 4.

• OnePlus Pads: OnePlus Pad 3 and Pad 2 series.

• Realme Series: Realme GT 6, GT 5, and eligible numbered/C-series entries will transition via OTA update to ColorOS 17.

5. Xiaomi, Redmi, & POCO (HyperOS 3.3 / HyperOS 4)

Xiaomi is dominating early update milestones. Following its HyperOS 3.3 rollouts, HyperOS 4 is slated to launch in August featuring cleaner visual layouts and deeper ecosystem integration.

• Xiaomi Series: Xiaomi 17 & 17 Ultra (fully stable public release), Xiaomi 15T Pro (currently seeding in Mi Pilot), Xiaomi 16, 15, and 14 families.

• Redmi Series: Leaked HyperOS 4 details confirm upcoming support for the Redmi Note 15 series, Redmi Note 14 series, and the Redmi K80/K70 lines.

• POCO Series: POCO F7 series, POCO F6 series, POCO X7, and POCO X6 Pro.

6. Motorola (MyUX / Hello UI)

Motorola has quietly expanded its early preview footprints. Android 17 beta channels are already live in select regions for the following models:

• Motorola Edge: Moto Edge (2025) and Moto Edge 50 series.

• Motorola Foldables: Razr 50 Ultra, Razr 50, and select Moto Razr (2024) variants.

• Moto G Series: Moto G57 and Moto G57 Power.

Standout Features in Android 17

Android 17 replaces minor incremental tweaks with deep, system-level performance enhancements and meaningful UI refreshes. If your device is on the list, here is what you have to look forward to when the update arrives:

• Liquid Glass Aesthetic: A smooth, translucent Gaussian blur effect implemented across the notification shade, power menu, and system volume panels.

• App Memory Limiter: To stop unoptimized background apps from lagging your  phone, Android 17 introduces strict, conservative memory ceilings. If an app misbehaves and hogs RAM, the system automatically terminates it safely.

• Pause Point (Anti-Doomscrolling): A built-in Digital Wellbeing tool. Tag distracting apps (like social media), and Android forces a 10-second speed bump with breathing exercises or time limits before letting you look at the app.

• Native App Lock: Skip flaky third-party privacy apps. Android 17 integrates a system-level App Lock that securely hides individual apps behind biometrics or your lock screen PIN.

• Live Updates & Continuity: Get persistent, glanceable chips on your Always-On Display for live updates like ride-sharing or food deliveries, alongside seamless task handoff to local devices.

Android 17 isn’t just a minor update. it could change how your phone works. See all the hidden features, major leaks, and real upgrades by reading our full coverage here. Want to know if Android 17 is worth upgrading from Android 16 check out our comprehensive comparison here.

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