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Check if You’ll Get Android 17: The Full List of Smartphones Receiving the Update

Mobiles, Software Anuj Kushwaha

Android 17: Unveiling the Next Generation of Mobile OS

Android 17 has officially made its debut, bringing a strong focus on multitasking with floating Bubbles windows, a significantly refreshed screen recording feature, a comprehensive suite of security enhancements, and crucial optimizations for memory and battery life. Google initiated the rollout of this new operating system to its own Pixel series smartphones, and over the coming weeks and months, the update is slated to arrive on devices from numerous other manufacturers. This raises a key question for many users: Which phones will be upgraded to Android 17, and which ones might be left behind?

What’s New in Android 17?

Google has packed Android 17 with several innovative features designed to boost productivity, creativity, and overall user experience. For a deeper dive into all the new capabilities, check out our comprehensive guide: Android 17 Features and Release Date.

Enhanced Multitasking with Bubbles

One of the most heavily promoted features in Android 17 is Bubbles. This intuitive solution allows users to transform virtually any application into a floating, interactive window that hovers above other running programs. This makes switching between multiple tasks incredibly seamless, allowing for efficient workflow and instant access to frequently used apps without fully exiting your current activity.

Revolutionary Screen Reactions

Another major innovation is the new Screen Reactions feature. This system-level screen recording tool now integrates simultaneous recording from your device’s selfie camera. Google has explicitly designed this with content creators in mind, making it an ideal tool for users producing engaging videos for platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram, allowing them to provide real-time commentary or reactions alongside their screen content.

Optimized Gaming on Foldables

Android 17 also introduces a specialized interface for gaming on foldable smartphones. Google has developed a smart 50/50 layout, where the game view occupies the upper portion of the screen, while a dynamic, on-screen gamepad is displayed on the bottom. This design is engineered to better leverage the larger, flexible displays of foldable devices, offering a more immersive and intuitive gaming experience.

Performance and Battery Life Improvements

Beyond the headline features, Android 17 includes significant under-the-hood enhancements. New memory restrictions for applications are in place to meticulously manage RAM usage, thereby improving overall system performance and extending battery life. These optimizations ensure a smoother, more efficient experience across all compatible devices.

Which Smartphones Will Get Android 17?

Android 17 is largely an iterative update, building upon the strong foundation of its predecessors. Its rollout naturally begins with Google’s own Pixel devices (both smartphones and smartwatches), delivering new features, a robust security package, and performance optimizations. Over the next year, this update is expected to reach a substantial number of devices from various manufacturers.

It’s also important to note that the rollout schedule is influenced by regulatory requirements, such as those within the European Union. These mandates typically require manufacturers to provide software update support, including regular operating system updates for a minimum of three years and critical security patches for at least five years from a model’s release date. This ensures users receive ongoing support and protection for their devices.

Google Pixel

As always, Google’s Pixel devices are first in line for the latest Android update. The following Google Pixel smartphones are expected to receive the Android 17 update:

  • Pixel 10a / Pixel 10 / Pixel 10 Pro / Pixel 10 Pro XL
  • Pixel 9 / Pixel 9 Pro / Pixel 9 Pro XL / Pixel 9 Pro Fold
  • Pixel 8 / Pixel 8 Pro / Pixel 8a
  • Pixel 7 / Pixel 7 Pro / Pixel 7a
  • Pixel 6 / Pixel 6 Pro / Pixel 6a

Last year, Google revised its update policy, extending support by an additional two years for devices in the Pixel 6 and Pixel 7 families. This means that the Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, and Pixel 6a will receive Android 17, marking it as their final major operating system update.

Samsung

Samsung is set to introduce One UI 9, which will be based on Android 17, concurrently with the launch of its new Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Z Flip 8 devices. The company is currently conducting beta testing for One UI 9 for the Galaxy S26 series, and this beta program has also been extended to some older devices. For more details on Samsung’s upcoming UI and device developments, refer to: Samsung One UI 9 (Android 17) for Galaxy S26 Ultra in Development.

While Samsung has not yet released an official list of devices that will support One UI 9, based on previous update patterns and support policies, we anticipate the following phones to receive the latest update:

  • Galaxy S26 / S26 Plus / S26 Ultra
  • Galaxy S25 FE
  • Galaxy S25 Edge
  • Galaxy S25 / S25 Plus / S25 Ultra
  • Galaxy S24 FE
  • Galaxy S24 / S24 Plus / S24 Ultra
  • Galaxy S23 / S23 Plus / S23 Ultra
  • Galaxy A17
  • Galaxy A16 / A26 / A36 / A56
  • Galaxy A25 / A35 / A55
  • Galaxy A34 / A54
  • Galaxy M54
  • Galaxy M35
  • Galaxy Z Fold5 / Fold6 / Fold7
  • Galaxy Z Flip 5 / Flip6 / Flip7

Xiaomi

Android 17 will arrive on Xiaomi, Redmi, and POCO devices as HyperOS 4. The update is expected to begin rolling out around the fourth quarter of 2026 for all devices supporting HyperOS 4. The flagship Xiaomi 17, Xiaomi 17 Pro, and Xiaomi 17 Pro Max models will likely be the first to receive it, while lower-priced devices may have to wait until late 2026 or early 2027.

  • Xiaomi 17 / Pro / Pro Max / Ultra
  • Xiaomi 15 / Pro / Ultra
  • Xiaomi 15T / Pro
  • Xiaomi 14 / Pro / Ultra
  • Xiaomi 14T / 14T Pro
  • Xiaomi 13T / Pro
  • Redmi Note 15 / Pro
  • Redmi Note 14 / Pro
  • POCO X7 / Poco X7 Pro
  • POCO X6 5G / Poco X6 Pro
  • POCO F6 / Pro
  • POCO M7 / Poco M7 Pro
  • Mix Fold 4
  • Mix Flip

Honor

Honor devices are also expected to receive the Android 17 update. Here is a list of models most likely to get the system update:

  • Honor 600 / Pro
  • Honor Magic V6
  • Honor Magic V5
  • Honor 400 / Pro
  • Honor 200 / Pro / Lite / Smart
  • Honor Magic 6 / Pro
  • Honor Magic 7 / Pro / Lite
  • Honor Magic V Flip

OnePlus

OnePlus has already initiated a beta testing program for OxygenOS 17, based on Android 17, for its OnePlus 15 model. Based on the company’s update policy and historical trends, it is anticipated that the following devices will receive Android 17:

  • OnePlus 15 / OnePlus 15R / OnePlus 15T
  • OnePlus 13 / OnePlus 13R
  • OnePlus 12 / OnePlus 12R
  • OnePlus 11 5G
  • OnePlus Open
  • OnePlus Nord 4
  • OnePlus Nord 5

OPPO

OPPO smartphones will receive Android 17 as ColorOS 17. While the company is already running an Android 17 beta program for the Oppo Find X9 Pro, other phones have yet to receive the new update. Android 17 is expected to roll out to the following models:

  • Find N6
  • Find X9 / Pro / Ultra
  • Reno 15 / Pro
  • Reno 14 / Pro
  • Reno 13 / Pro / F / FS
  • Find X8 / Pro / Ultra
  • Find X7 / Ultra

Vivo

Android 17 will arrive on Vivo devices as OriginOS 7. Vivo has already launched an Android 17 beta testing program for the Vivo X300 Pro, with a stable rollout of OriginOS 7 anticipated in the third or fourth quarter of 2026.

  • Vivo X300 / X200 / X100
  • Vivo V70 / V60 / V50 / V40

Motorola

Motorola began its Android 17 beta testing program shortly after Pixel devices this year. Consequently, users can expect the latest update to arrive sooner than usual. Here are the phones that are likely to receive the update:

  • Signature
  • Edge 70
  • Edge 60 / Ultra / Pro / Fusion / Neo
  • Edge 50 / Ultra / Pro / Fusion / Neo
  • Razr 60 / Ultra
  • Razr 50 / Ultra
  • Moto G56
  • Moto G75
  • Moto G86
  • Moto G86 Power
  • Lenovo Thinkphone 25

Nothing

Nothing OS 5.0, which will be based on Android 17, is reportedly under development and is expected to launch in the fourth quarter of 2026. The rollout will likely begin with the flagship Nothing Phone (3), followed by other models in its lineup.

  • Nothing Phone (4a)
  • Nothing Phone (4a) Pro
  • Nothing Phone (3a)
  • Nothing Phone (3a) Pro
  • Nothing Phone (2)
  • Nothing Phone (2a)
  • Nothing Phone (2a) Plus
  • CMF Phone 2 Pro

Sony

The list of Sony smartphones receiving Android 17 is more limited. Only these models are expected to get the update:

  • Xperia 10 VII
  • Xperia 10 VI
  • Xperia 1 VII
  • Xperia 1 VI

Realme

Realme will deliver Android 17 to eligible devices as Realme UI 8. Unfortunately, official information regarding specific models to receive the update is not yet available. However, it may include:

  • Realme 14 / Pro / Pro
  • Realme 13 / Pro / Pro
  • Realme GT 8 / Pro
  • Realme GT 7 / Pro
  • Realme GT 6 / Pro

ASUS

ASUS is not expected to surprise us with many new smartphone announcements, but some older models should still qualify for the Android 17 update:

  • ROG Phone 9 Pro
  • ROG Phone 8 / 8 Pro
  • Zenfone 12 Ultra
  • Zenfone 11 Ultra

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

When can I expect Android 17 to arrive on my non-Pixel device?

While Google Pixel devices receive Android 17 first, other manufacturers typically roll out updates in the weeks and months following the official release. The exact timeline varies significantly by brand and model, with some devices receiving it by late 2026 and others potentially in early 2027. Beta programs are usually a good indicator of an upcoming stable release.

What are the minimum software support requirements for Android devices?

Many regions, including the European Union, have introduced regulations requiring manufacturers to provide a minimum of three years of regular operating system updates and at least five years of security patches from a smartphone model’s launch. This ensures devices receive ongoing functional enhancements and crucial security protection over their lifespan.

Will older flagship phones, like the Samsung Galaxy S23 or Google Pixel 6, receive Android 17?

Yes, many older flagship phones are indeed expected to receive the Android 17 update, aligning with manufacturers’ software support policies. For instance, Google has extended support for Pixel 6 and 7 series devices, making Android 17 their final major OS update. Similarly, Samsung’s robust update policy covers several generations of its Galaxy S and Z series phones. Always check the specific list for your device or your manufacturer’s official support page for the most accurate information.

Source: TechAdvisor, Beebom.
Opening photo: Android Developers Blog

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