Quick Answer
Android 17 is officially available for Pixel 6 and newer devices, including Pixel Fold and Pixel Tablet. Expected eligible phones include Samsung Galaxy S23 and newer, OnePlus 11 and newer, Xiaomi 13 and newer, Nothing Phone 2 and newer, Vivo X100 series, realme GT 6 series, OPPO Find X7 series, Motorola Edge/Razr, iQOO 12+, Sony Xperia 1 VI+, Fairphone 5, and Asus ROG Phone 9.
Google has finally started rolling out Android 17 beta. If you own a Google Pixel 6 or later, you can install Android 17 Beta 1 on your device and experience it even before the official rollout.
Android 17 isn’t a major update compared to Android 16; it brings a lot of useful features. The stable version is expected to be released in the latter half of 2026, and Google Pixel phones will be among the first devices to get Android 17, with more devices from other brands joining the list.
If you are wondering whether your device will get Android 17. Here is the expected support list for different brands based on update commitment, update policies, and more.
Note: We update this post regularly with any updates or official announcements. You can bookmark this post for the latest updates.
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Android 17 Supported Devices (Full List)
Asus
Asus is officially out of the smartphone league; its existing smartphones are expected to receive the Android 17 update as per its support policy. However, unlike other OEMs, Android 17 may not arrive on Asus smartphones until later. Asus didn’t make any official announcement, but we are anticipating based on the update policy Asus announced for these smartphones.
- ROG series: ROG Phone 9, ROG Phone 9 Pro.
- Zenfone: Zenfone 12 Ultra.
Fairphone
FairPhone differentiates itself from others by offering long-lasting devices. The brand promises 5+ years of software support. Based on its update policy, here are the Fairphone devices that will receive the Android 17 update.
Number series: Fairphone 5, Fairphone 6
Google has officially confirmed the Android 17 update for its Pixel devices. Android 17 beta 1 is already available for Google Pixel 6 or later devices. If your device is in the Support list, you can install Android 17 right away and experience it even before the stable release.
I have shared the details and a guide on installing Android 17 on eligible devices. You can view the guide for step-by-step guidance.
- Pixel Number Series: Pixel 6 or later (Pixel 6, 6 Pro, 7, 7 Pro, 8, 8 Pro, 9, 9 Pro, 9 Pro XL, 10, 10 Pro, 10 Pro XL).
- Pixel A‑series: Pixel 6a or later (6a, 7a, 8a, and upcoming 10a).
- Foldables / Tablet: Pixel Fold, Pixel 9 Pro Fold, Pixel 10 Pro Fold, Pixel Tablet.
Honor
- Honor Flagship series: Honor 200, Honor 300, Honor 400‑series.
iQOO
iQOO is Vivo’s subbrand specifically focused on gaming, and has plenty of models. iQOO usually promises 4 to 5 years of software updates, depending on the model. The flagship number series, Z series, and Neo series are the first to expect Android 17. Here are the expected iQOO devices to get Android 17 based on the update policy and launch timeline.
- Flagship Series: iQOO 12, iQOO 13, iQOO 15, iQOO 15R.
- Neo Series: iQOO Neo 9 Pro, iQOO Neo 10, iQOO Neo 10R.
- Z Series: iQOO Z10, iQOO Z10X, iQOO Z10 Lite, iQOO Z10R.
Motorola
Update: Android 17 Beta is now available to test for a few Motorola smartphones in specific regions. You can register for the Android 17 Beta using this link.
Motorola has improved its update policy over the years; however, it is still not on par with the competition. The brand typically promises 3 to 4 years of software updates, depending on the model.
Since the brand has plenty of models and new smartphones launching every month, it’s hard to track updates for each one. However, here are the models expected to receive the Android 17 update from Motorola.
We anticipate Motorola’s new Signature series and Moto Razr foldable smartphones to receive the Android 17 update first, followed by the Edge series and the mid-range G series, with other models to follow.
- New Signature Series: Motorola Signature (2026).
- Foldables: motorola razr 50, razr 50 Ultra, razr 60, razr 60 Ultra.
- Edge Series: Edge 70 Series, Edge 60, and Edge 50 Series.
- Moto G Series: The Latest Moto G series, launched in 2025 and 2026, is expected to resume Android updates first.
Nothing
Nothing is a popular brand that has very few models. It is one of the few brands that has committed to multi-year software support for its devices.
Nothing promises 4-5 years of software updates, depending on the model. It also has its own sub-brand called CMF by Nothing. While the models and smartphone series are growing, the flagship Nothing Phone 3 series is expected to receive the Android 17 update first, followed by the Phone 2 series, A series, and the CMF lineup.
- Flagship: Nothing Phone (3).
- Midrange: Phone (2a), Phone (2a) Plus.
- Phone (3a) Family: Phone (3a), Phone (3a) Pro, Phone (3a) Lite. Upcoming Nothing Phone 4a and 4a pro too.
- CMF Line: CMF Phone 2 Pro.
OnePlus
Similar to Nothing, OnePlus also has a very few models and is known for rolling out timely software updates for its devices. OnePlus has just rolled out Oxygen OS 16 based on Android 16 for its devices. You can view the latest updates here.
OnePlus typically promises 4-5 software updates, depending on the model. Currently, it has the flagship Number Series, the R Series, and its mid-range Nord Series. The flagship Number series is expected to receive the Android 17 update based on Oxygen OS 17 first, followed by other devices.
- Number Series: OnePlus 11, OnePlus 12, OnePlus 13, OnePlus 13R, OnePlus 15.
- R Series: OnePlus 12R, 13R, 15R.
- Foldables: OnePlus Open.
- Nord Series: Nord 4, Nord 5, Nord CE5, Nord CE 4.
OPPO
OPPO is also known for its timely software updates, especially for its flagship Find X series and foldable smartphones. Like other brands, it also offers a wide range of series and models. OPPO typically offers 4-5 years of software updates, depending on the model.
However, we anticipate that the flagship Find X series and Find N foldables, as well as the Reno series, will be the first to receive Android 17 updates based on ColorOS 17.
- Find X Series: Find X7, Find X7 Ultra, Find X8, Find X8 Pro, Find X8 Ultra, Find X9, Find X9 Pro
- Foldables: Find N5
- Reno Series: Reno 11, Reno 11 Pro, Reno 11F, Reno 12, Reno 12 Pro, Reno 13 F, Reno 14, Reno 14 F, Reno 14 Pro, Oppo Reno 15, Oppo Reno 15 Pro, Oppo Reno 15 mini.
Realme
Realme announces a new smartphone every two weeks, and it’s hard to keep track of software updates for each model. However, the company’s software update policy is on par with other competitors.
The brand typically promises up to 4 years of software update support. The flagship GT series is expected to receive the Android 17 update with realme UI 8 first, followed by the midrange GT T series, and then the number series, and finally, other series.
- GT Series: realme GT 6, GT 6T, GT 7, GT 7 Pro, GT 7T, GT 8 Pro.
- Number Series: realme 14T, realme 15, realme 15 Pro, realme 15T, realme 16, and realme 16 Pro.
- P Series: realme P4, realme P4 Pro, and the latest Realme P series.
Samsung
Samsung offers up to 7 years of updates, the longest software support compared to others. And it also launches hundreds of models every year.
Samsung has been consistently rolling out Android updates to its smartphones with its seven-year update policy. The flagship Galaxy S series, the foldable Z series, and some latest mid-range A series are expected to receive Android 17 first, based on One UI 9.
Samsung is currently rolling out one UI 8.5 to the supported devices, and we can expect one UI 9 in the latter part of 2026.
- Galaxy S Series: Galaxy S23, S23+, S23 Ultra, S24, S24+, S24 Ultra, S24 FE, S25, S25+, S25 Ultra, S25 Edge, S25 FE, Upcoming S26 series.
- Galaxy Z Foldables: Z Fold5, Z Fold6, Z Fold7.
- Galaxy Z Flip: Z Flip5, Z Flip6, Z Flip7, Z Flip7 FE.
- Galaxy A Series: The latest A series was launched in 2025 and 2026.
- Galaxy F/M Series: The Latest M Series was launched in 2025 and 2026.
Sony
Sony isn’t good at rolling out timely software updates for its smartphones. However, the brand promises up to 4 years of software updates depending on the model. Based on Sony’s update policy, here are the expected Sony devices to receive the Android 17 update first.
- Xperia 1 Series: Xperia 1 VI, Xperia 1 VII.
- Xperia 10 Series: Xperia 10 VI.
Vivo
Vivo is currently the number one smartphone brand in India and generally offers 4-5 years of software updates, depending on the model.
With the recent shift to OriginOS 6 globally, Vivo is expected to roll out OriginOS 7 based on Android 17 to its flagship X series first, followed by its midrange V series, and some T series are also expected to receive the Android 17 update later this year or early 2027. Based on Vivo’s update policy, here are the devices that will receive the Android 17 update.
- X Series Foldables: X100, X100 Pro, X200, X200 Pro, X200 FE, X300, X300 Pro.
- Foldables: X Fold 5, X Fold 3 Pro.
- V Series: V40, V40 Pro, V50, V50e, V60, V60e, V60 Lite, Vivo 70 and V70 Elite.
- T Series: T4 Pro, T4 Ultra, T4 Lite, T4R.
Xiaomi (includes Redmi and POCO)
Xiaomi is currently going through a rough phase with delayed software updates for its existing smartphones. The company launched its Note series in India with Android 15 very recently.
Xiaomi also has a very big lineup and multiple sub-brands, including Redmi and Poco, with their own flagship and mid-range models.
Xiaomi usually promises up to 4-5 years of software updates, depending on the model. Based on the update policy, we anticipate that Xiaomi’s flagship series will receive Android 17 based on HyperOS 7 first, followed by Redmi flagship smartphones, the Note series, and then the Poco flagship F and X series.
Based on the current update rollout performance, Android 17 for Xiaomi smartphones is expected to arrive in early 2027.
Xiaomi
- Xiaomi Flagships: Xiaomi 17, 17 Pro, 17 Pro Max, 17 Ultra, 1, Xiaomi 15, 15 Pro, 15 Ultra, 15S Pro, 15T, 15T Pro, Xiaomi 14, 14 Pro, 14 Ultra, 14T, 14T Pro, 14 CIVI, Xiaomi 13, 13 Pro, 13 Ultra, 13T, 13T Pro.
Redmi:
- Redmi: Redmi K Pad, Redmi K70 Ultra, Redmi K60 Ultra, Redmi K90, Redmi K90 Pro Max
- Redmi Note Series: Redmi Note 15 5G, Redmi Note 15 Pro+, Redmi 15C 5G.
POCO:
- POCO: POCO M8 5G, POCO M8 Pro 5G, POCO F8 Pro, POCO F8 Ultra, POCO C85 5G, POCO F7, F7 Pro, F7 Ultra, POCO X7, X7 Pro.
Will Your Phone Get Android 17?
Those are the list of expected devices to support Android 17. At the time of writing this article, Google has only officially confirmed the Android 17 devices via Beta 1.
Every other brand is expected to announce Android 17 once the stable version is officially rolled out. The stable version is expected around June, and Google Pixel devices are among the first devices to receive stable Android updates, followed by other flagship devices from the brands.
We have been tracking Android 17’s latest updates. You can check this post for all the latest Android 17 news. If you own a Google Pixel 6 or later device, you can try Android 17 right now. I hope you find this post helpful. If your device is not on the list, don’t worry. We update this post regularly when there is an official announcement from these brands. Until then, you can bookmark this post to get the latest updates.
