Android 11 is here for the Pixels and select OnePlus phones, and coming to other phones shortly.
The stable version of released two months ago, and while it isn't the most revolutionary update we've ever seen, there are plenty of reasons to get excited about it. Whether you're looking forward to the new conversation notifications, chat bubbles for messaging apps, or the upgraded permission handling, it may be a while before you can actually start messing around with all of these software goodies.
The update is now live for the Pixels and select OnePlus phones, and the Galaxy S20 lineup has started receiving its , which is based on Android 11. Meanwhile, other devices like the Galaxy Z Fold 2 and Note 20 Ultra are still being tested through a beta. Xiaomi, OPPO, and Realme are also doing closed betas of Android 11 builds. We've rounded up all of the current info to help give you a better idea as to when Android 11 will arrive on your device.
The timelines change based on manufacturer and region, but the list below should give you a broad overview of which phones will receive the Android 11 update, and when the stable build will be available for your phone.
The phrase "fast Android updates" is usually an oxymoron, but Google's lineup of Pixel phones is the exception to that rule. Whenever a new update or security patch is released, Pixels are the first-in-line for that software — making this one of the biggest benefits of owning a Pixel in the first place.
The is now available to download on all Pixels starting with the Pixel 2 series. Here's the full list:
Samsung used to be one of those manufacturers that you couldn't rely on for good software support, but within the last year, . Samsung announced that it's now committed to three years of major OS updates for all of its flagship phones, starting with the Galaxy S10 series and going forward.
Samsung has started rolling out the final version of One UI 3.0 to owners of the lineup, while we are still expecting the Note 20 lineup to see the update within the next few months.
We can look forward to all of the following phones to get an Android 11 update:
The Galaxy S9 series should be able to run Android 11, but with no guarantee from Samsung, we wouldn't hold our breath for it.
As for the speed at which Samsung will roll out Android 11 to its phones, we're anticipating the update to drop within a few months of the initial launch. Google introduced Android 10 on September 3, 2019. The Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S9 got the update in December and January, and it is likely we'll see a similar timeline this year with Android 11.
What started out as a small enthusiast brand has transformed itself into a mainstream player in the U.S. smartphone space. OnePlus kicks out some of the , and thankfully, it's quite good when it comes to updating them to new software builds.
OnePlus is rolling out the Android 11 stable update to the OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro. There's a , along with a host of exciting features.
OnePlus is now committing to delivering the update to the OnePlus 7T, 7, Nord, 7 Pro, 6, and 6T in the coming months. The is the manufacturer's latest phone, and it comes with Android 11 out of the box.
Here are the OnePlus devices that will make the switch to Android 11:
The company's two latest devices, the , are available in some regions and on the way in others. Although these devices are launching with Android 10, OnePlus has confirmed that both the N10 5G and N100 will be updated to Android 11. Unfortunately, this is the that either of these budget-friendly handsets will receive.
Xiaomi is one of the largest phone manufacturers in the world, and the brand has turned its attention to Western markets in the last two years. Xiaomi sells phones from $100 all the way to $1,200, and it made a name for itself as the go-to player for value.
Xiaomi is currently running a for the and the . Xiaomi has started delivering the stable Android 11 build to a few users in China, but it will be a while before the update is available to global users.
Based on a post that showed up on , the Android 11 update will be going out to 30 models across Xiaomi, POCO, and Redmi product lines. More phones will be added to the list, but for now, these are the Xiaomi phones that will be updated to Android 11:
OPPO is also turning its attention to Western markets, and the Chinese manufacturer made a lot of changes to its ColorOS interface over the last 12 months, making it more palatable to a global audience.
OPPO has introduced in closed beta for the and the Reno 3 Pro series, with a stable update slated to arrive before the end of the year.
We have a tentative timeline for when OPPO phones will get the ColorOS 11 beta based on Android 11. These are the OPPO devices that have already received the update to ColorOS 11:
Note that these are the expected timelines for the beta builds and not the stable update:
I've been using ColorOS 11 on my Find X2 for a few months, and I like the changes a lot. The stable Android 11 build should be delivered before the end of the year, and I will update this post once I get more information on the same.
Realme is also doing a closed Android 11 beta based on Realme UI 2.0 for the X50 Pro. Realme UI 2.0 comes with a host of new features, but at this moment there's no indication on when the stable build will be made available.
We don't know how many Realme phones will be updated to Android 11, but most devices released in the last 18 months should qualify for the update. Here's the list:
Although Huawei phones aren't very common/popular in the United States, the manufacturer gets a lot of attention in other parts of the world.
Huawei's Android 11 update will take the form of EMUI 11, and the company has finally for what devices will receive this update. The list is surprisingly long, with even some tablets getting in on the Android 11 action.
There are a lot of Huawei phones we expect to get Android 11/EMUI 11, including:
In regards to how fast those updates will be pushed out, you'll likely have to wait a few months. The Huawei P30 and P30 Pro received Android 10 in mid-November, shortly followed by the Mate 20 series.
This past year has been an exciting one for Motorola. The company is still churning out high-quality budget devices, and alongside those, we're seeing Moto's return to the flagship space. However, it's still straggling behind in an area that's been a pain point for years — software updates.
Taking a look at all of the Motorola phones we expect to get an Android 11 update, the list is as follows:
That's a solid list at first glance, but it comes with a big caveat. For every phone but the Edge+ and RAZR, Android 11 is the one and only software update they'll receive. There's also the fact that Motorola took its time with the Android 10 update, with the platform version not coming to the Moto G7 until May 11, 2020.
Keeping with the theme of manufacturers that often drop the ball for software updates, we have LG. With no update roadmap in place, here are the devices we think will get Android 11:
Android 10 was made available for the LG G8 in December 2019, with the LG V50 starting its Android 10 update in February 2020. We don't consider that to be a fast turnaround time, but it is better than what we usually see from LG.
Our fingers are crossed that LG gets even faster with rolling out Android 11, but we'll have to wait and see if that pans out.
Nokia has announced its , with the first slate of devices set to receive the update by the end of 2020. While Nokia's devices fall under the Android One initiative, phones like the Nokia 7.2 and Nokia 9 PureView won't get the Android 11 update until Q2 2021.
The stable version of released two months ago, and while it isn't the most revolutionary update we've ever seen, there are plenty of reasons to get excited about it. Whether you're looking forward to the new conversation notifications, chat bubbles for messaging apps, or the upgraded permission handling, it may be a while before you can actually start messing around with all of these software goodies.
The update is now live for the Pixels and select OnePlus phones, and the Galaxy S20 lineup has started receiving its , which is based on Android 11. Meanwhile, other devices like the Galaxy Z Fold 2 and Note 20 Ultra are still being tested through a beta. Xiaomi, OPPO, and Realme are also doing closed betas of Android 11 builds. We've rounded up all of the current info to help give you a better idea as to when Android 11 will arrive on your device.
The timelines change based on manufacturer and region, but the list below should give you a broad overview of which phones will receive the Android 11 update, and when the stable build will be available for your phone.
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When will my Google Pixel phone get Android 11?
The phrase "fast Android updates" is usually an oxymoron, but Google's lineup of Pixel phones is the exception to that rule. Whenever a new update or security patch is released, Pixels are the first-in-line for that software — making this one of the biggest benefits of owning a Pixel in the first place.
The is now available to download on all Pixels starting with the Pixel 2 series. Here's the full list:
- Pixel 2
- Pixel 2 XL
- Pixel 3
- Pixel 3 XL
- Pixel 3a
- Pixel 3a XL
- Pixel 4
- Pixel 4 XL
- Pixel 4a
- Pixel 4a 5G
- Pixel 5
When will my Samsung phone get Android 11?
Samsung used to be one of those manufacturers that you couldn't rely on for good software support, but within the last year, . Samsung announced that it's now committed to three years of major OS updates for all of its flagship phones, starting with the Galaxy S10 series and going forward.
Samsung has started rolling out the final version of One UI 3.0 to owners of the lineup, while we are still expecting the Note 20 lineup to see the update within the next few months.
We can look forward to all of the following phones to get an Android 11 update:
- Galaxy S10
- Galaxy S10+
- Galaxy S10e
- Galaxy S10 Lite
- Galaxy S20
- Galaxy S20+
- Galaxy S20 Ultra
- Galaxy S20 FE
- Galaxy Note 10
- Galaxy Note 10+
- Galaxy Note 20
- Galaxy Note 20 Ultra
- Galaxy Z Fold 2
The Galaxy S9 series should be able to run Android 11, but with no guarantee from Samsung, we wouldn't hold our breath for it.
As for the speed at which Samsung will roll out Android 11 to its phones, we're anticipating the update to drop within a few months of the initial launch. Google introduced Android 10 on September 3, 2019. The Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S9 got the update in December and January, and it is likely we'll see a similar timeline this year with Android 11.
When will my OnePlus phone get Android 11?
What started out as a small enthusiast brand has transformed itself into a mainstream player in the U.S. smartphone space. OnePlus kicks out some of the , and thankfully, it's quite good when it comes to updating them to new software builds.
OnePlus is rolling out the Android 11 stable update to the OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro. There's a , along with a host of exciting features.
OnePlus is now committing to delivering the update to the OnePlus 7T, 7, Nord, 7 Pro, 6, and 6T in the coming months. The is the manufacturer's latest phone, and it comes with Android 11 out of the box.
Here are the OnePlus devices that will make the switch to Android 11:
- OnePlus 8T
- OnePlus 8 Pro
- OnePlus 8
- OnePlus Nord
- OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren Edition
- OnePlus 7T Pro
- OnePlus 7T
- OnePlus 7 Pro 5G
- OnePlus 7 Pro
- OnePlus 7
- OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition
- OnePlus 6T
- OnePlus 6
The company's two latest devices, the , are available in some regions and on the way in others. Although these devices are launching with Android 10, OnePlus has confirmed that both the N10 5G and N100 will be updated to Android 11. Unfortunately, this is the that either of these budget-friendly handsets will receive.
When will my Xiaomi phone get Android 11?
Xiaomi is one of the largest phone manufacturers in the world, and the brand has turned its attention to Western markets in the last two years. Xiaomi sells phones from $100 all the way to $1,200, and it made a name for itself as the go-to player for value.
Xiaomi is currently running a for the and the . Xiaomi has started delivering the stable Android 11 build to a few users in China, but it will be a while before the update is available to global users.
Based on a post that showed up on , the Android 11 update will be going out to 30 models across Xiaomi, POCO, and Redmi product lines. More phones will be added to the list, but for now, these are the Xiaomi phones that will be updated to Android 11:
- Xiaomi Mi 10
- Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro
- Xiaomi Mi 10 Youth Edition
- Xiaomi Mi Note 10
- Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Pro
- Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Lite
- Xiaomi Mi 9
- Xiaomi Mi 9 Pro 5G
- Xiaomi Mi 9 SE
- Xiaomi Mi 9 Lite
- Xiaomi Mi 9T
- Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro
- Xiaomi Mi A3
- Redmi K30 Pro Zoom
- Redmi K30 Pro
- Redmi K30
- Redmi K30 5G
- Redmi K30i 5G
- Redmi K20 Pro
- Redmi K20
- Redmi Note 9
- Redmi Note 9 Pro
- Redmi Note 9 Pro Max
- Redmi 10X Pro
- Redmi 10X 5G
- Redmi 9
- Redmi 9C
- Redmi 9A
- POCO F2 Pro
- POCO X2
- POCO M2 Pro
When will my OPPO phone get Android 11?
OPPO is also turning its attention to Western markets, and the Chinese manufacturer made a lot of changes to its ColorOS interface over the last 12 months, making it more palatable to a global audience.
OPPO has introduced in closed beta for the and the Reno 3 Pro series, with a stable update slated to arrive before the end of the year.
We have a tentative timeline for when OPPO phones will get the ColorOS 11 beta based on Android 11. These are the OPPO devices that have already received the update to ColorOS 11:
- Find X2
- Find X2 Pro
- Ace2
- Reno3
- Reno3 Pro
- F17 Pro
Note that these are the expected timelines for the beta builds and not the stable update:
- From October: Reno 4 Pro 5G
- From November: Reno 4 5G, Reno 4 Pro 4G
- From December: Reno 4 4G, F11, F11 Pro, F11 Pro Avengers Edition, A9, A92, A72, A52, Find X2 Pro Automobili Lamborghini Edition
- From Q1 2021: Reno 10x Zoom, Reno 2, Reno 2F, Reno 2Z, Reno 3 Pro 5G, A91, F15
- From Q2 2021: Reno, Reno Z, A5 2020, A9 2020
I've been using ColorOS 11 on my Find X2 for a few months, and I like the changes a lot. The stable Android 11 build should be delivered before the end of the year, and I will update this post once I get more information on the same.
When will my Realme phone get Android 11?
Realme is also doing a closed Android 11 beta based on Realme UI 2.0 for the X50 Pro. Realme UI 2.0 comes with a host of new features, but at this moment there's no indication on when the stable build will be made available.
We don't know how many Realme phones will be updated to Android 11, but most devices released in the last 18 months should qualify for the update. Here's the list:
- Realme X50 Pro 5G
- Realme X50 Pro
- Realme X50
- Realme X3
- Realme X2 Pro
- Realme X2
- Realme XT
- Realme X
- Realme 7 Pro
- Realme 7
- Realme 6 Pro
- Realme 6
- Realme 6i
- Realme 6S
- Realme 5
- Realme 5 Pro
- Realme 5i
- Realme 5s
- Realme 3 Pro
- Realme 3
- Realme Narzo 10
- Realme Narzo 10A
When will my Huawei phone get Android 11?
Although Huawei phones aren't very common/popular in the United States, the manufacturer gets a lot of attention in other parts of the world.
Huawei's Android 11 update will take the form of EMUI 11, and the company has finally for what devices will receive this update. The list is surprisingly long, with even some tablets getting in on the Android 11 action.
There are a lot of Huawei phones we expect to get Android 11/EMUI 11, including:
- Huawei Mate 40 series
- Huawei P40 series
- Huawei P30 series
- Huawei Mate 30 series
- Huawei Mate 20 series
- Huawei Mate X/Xs
- Huawei Nova 5T
In regards to how fast those updates will be pushed out, you'll likely have to wait a few months. The Huawei P30 and P30 Pro received Android 10 in mid-November, shortly followed by the Mate 20 series.
When will my Motorola phone get Android 11?
This past year has been an exciting one for Motorola. The company is still churning out high-quality budget devices, and alongside those, we're seeing Moto's return to the flagship space. However, it's still straggling behind in an area that's been a pain point for years — software updates.
Taking a look at all of the Motorola phones we expect to get an Android 11 update, the list is as follows:
- Motorola Edge+
- Motorola Edge
- Motorola RAZR / RAZR 5G
- Moto G Stylus
- Moto G Power
- Moto G Fast
- Motorola One Fusion+
- Motorola One Hyper
- Motorola One Zoom
- Motorola One Action
- Motorola One Macro
- Moto G8 Plus
That's a solid list at first glance, but it comes with a big caveat. For every phone but the Edge+ and RAZR, Android 11 is the one and only software update they'll receive. There's also the fact that Motorola took its time with the Android 10 update, with the platform version not coming to the Moto G7 until May 11, 2020.
When will my LG phone get Android 11?
Keeping with the theme of manufacturers that often drop the ball for software updates, we have LG. With no update roadmap in place, here are the devices we think will get Android 11:
- LG Wing
- LG Velvet
- LG G8
- LG G8X
- LG V60
- LG V50
- LG V50S
Android 10 was made available for the LG G8 in December 2019, with the LG V50 starting its Android 10 update in February 2020. We don't consider that to be a fast turnaround time, but it is better than what we usually see from LG.
Our fingers are crossed that LG gets even faster with rolling out Android 11, but we'll have to wait and see if that pans out.
When will my Nokia phone get Android 11?
Nokia has announced its , with the first slate of devices set to receive the update by the end of 2020. While Nokia's devices fall under the Android One initiative, phones like the Nokia 7.2 and Nokia 9 PureView won't get the Android 11 update until Q2 2021.
Nokia Android 11 first wave (Q4 2020 - Q1 2021)
- Nokia 8.3 5G
- Nokia 2.2
- Nokia 5.3
- Nokia 8.1
Nokia Android 11 second wave (Q1 2021)
- Nokia 1.3
- Nokia 4.2
- Nokia 2.4
- Nokia 2.3
- Nokia 3.4
Nokia Android 11 third wave (Q1 - Q2 2021)
- Nokia 3.2
- Nokia 7.2
- Nokia 6.2
Nokia Android 11 fourth wave (Q2 2021)
- Nokia 1 Plus
- Nokia 9 PureView