OnePlus and Oppo have started rolling out the ColorOS 17 update earlier than expected for several smartphones. Both brands had initially announced October 29 as the rollout date for the first batch of eligible devices. However, users have already started receiving the Android 17-based major software upgrade ahead of schedule. The update brings several new features, system improvements and a refreshed user experience. The OnePlus 15 and multiple Oppo smartphones are among the first devices to receive the stable release.
So, here is all you need to know about this rollout.
OnePlus 15 Receives ColorOS 17 Update Ahead Of Schedule
OnePlus has officially confirmed the stable ColorOS 17 update for the OnePlus 15 through its community forum. Currently, the rollout is limited to users in India.
The update arrives with firmware version CPH2745_17.0.0.102(EX01). The download size varies depending on the software version already installed on the device.
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Here are the update details:
- Device: OnePlus 15
- Firmware version: CPH2745_17.0.0.102(EX01)
- Update size for beta users: Around 540MB
- Update size for other users: More than 3.5GB
- Availability: India
OnePlus 15 users can manually check for the update by visiting Settings > System & Updates > Software Update.
Users who have not received the update notification can also check the Release Candidate Program under the Beta Program section.
Oppo Find X9 Series And Find N6 Get ColorOS 17
Alongside OnePlus, Oppo has also started distributing the ColorOS 17 update to several smartphones ahead of the official schedule. The company confirmed the rollout through multiple posts on its community forum.
The eligible devices include:
The rollout is currently available in selected markets. Oppo Find N6 users in Thailand have started receiving the update, while the other listed smartphones are getting it in India, Indonesia and Malaysia.
Like OnePlus, Oppo is releasing the update to both beta and non-beta users. Existing beta users will receive a smaller package of around 500MB, while other users need to download approximately 3.5GB.
Meanwhile, Realme is yet to begin its ColorOS 17 rollout. The company could start distributing the update soon. Users can expect further rollout announcements in the coming days.
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