Android 17 Beta Now Available on OPPO, OnePlus, Motorola, More: Check if Yours Is Included

Android 17 beta is no longer limited to Google’s own devices.

While Pixel phones were the first to receive early builds, the beta program has now expanded to a wider range of smartphones from brands like Motorola, OnePlus, Oppo, and Realme. If you’ve been waiting to try the next Android version early, there’s now a better chance your device might be eligible.

Android 17 Beta Supported Devices

Here’s the current list of devices that support the Android 17 beta (via Gizmochina):

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 Tablet
Pixel Fold
Pixel 7
Pixel 7 Pro
Pixel 7a
Pixel 6
Pixel 6 Pro
Pixel 6a

Motorola

Edge 70
Edge 70 Fusion
Edge 70 Fusion+
Edge 60
Edge 60 Fusion
Edge 2025
Moto G86
Moto G86 Power
Moto G57
Moto G57 Power

OnePlus

OnePlus 15

Oppo

Find X9 Pro

Realme

Realme GT 8 Pro

What To Know Before Installing

Beta builds are early versions of the software. They’re mainly meant for developers and users who are comfortable dealing with bugs or incomplete features.

That means you may run into issues with performance, app compatibility, or stability. It’s usually not recommended to install beta software on your primary device unless you’re okay with those trade-offs.

Also, not seeing your phone here doesn’t automatically mean it won’t get Android 17. Stable updates are typically rolled out more widely once the software is finalized.

Android 17 Launch Timeline

So far, Google has released two Android 17 beta builds. The first arrived on February 13, followed by a second beta on February 26.

More beta versions are expected as Google continues refining the update. Based on the current timeline, the stable Android 17 release could arrive around June 2026.

For other brands, the rollout usually takes longer. Phones from manufacturers like Motorola, OnePlus, Oppo, and Realme are likely to receive stable updates later, possibly around the third quarter of 2026.