Which Phones Will Actually Get Android 17 in 2026? Brands

Google flipped the switch on Android 17 for Pixels in mid June, and if you own one, the update may already be knocking at your door. For everyone else the question is simple and familiar: will my phone get it, and when?

Pixels lead the charge

As usual, Pixel phones are first out of the gate. The OTA started on June 16 for eligible models, with timing varying by region. If you own a Pixel from the last several generations, Android 17 is coming.

• Pixel 10, 10 Pro, 10 Pro XL, 10 Pro Fold, 10a
• Pixel 9, 9 Pro, 9 Pro XL, 9 Pro Fold, 9a
• Pixel 8, 8 Pro, 8a
• Pixel 7, 7 Pro, 7a
• Pixel 6, 6 Pro, 6a
• Pixel Tablet
• Pixel Fold

Short and sweet: Google phones are covered first. Expect timely updates and feature parity across qualifying models.

Where the rest of the industry stands

Manufacturers rarely publish final device lists right away. So we examined each vendor's update policy to map likely recipients of Android 17. Policies don't lie: if a phone is within the supported update window, the upgrade is probable.

Samsung is already running a One UI 9.0 beta based on Android 17 on Galaxy S26 series phones. A stable rollout is likely to begin with the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Z Flip 8 in July 2026, then spread across their lineup.

• Galaxy S26, S26+, S26 Ultra; S25 family including Edge and FE; S24 family; S23 family
• Galaxy Z TriFold; Z Fold Special Edition; Z Fold 7 and 6; Z Flip 7, 6 and previous foldables back to Fold 5 and Flip 5
• A series coverage ranges from A57 down to budget A06 and A07 variants
• M series and F series midrangers from M56/M55 down to M06, and F70e to F06
• Galaxy Tab S and Tab A lines, including Tab S11, S10 families, Tab S9 series and select rugged and FE tablets
• XCover 7 and XCover 7 Pro

OnePlus ran Android 17 testing mainly on the OnePlus 15. The stable upgrade will arrive as OxygenOS 16 on many flagships and Nord models, likely around November 2026.

• OnePlus Open; 15 series and 13/12 flagships; OnePlus 11
• Nord 6, 5, 4 and multiple Nord CE models
• OnePlus Pad family, including Pad 4 through Pad Go 2

Nothing didn’t run a public beta, but it plans broad Android 17 coverage with Nothing OS 5.0, probably starting in November 2026. Expect most recent Phone (4a) and Phone (3) variants to be supported.

• Phone (4a) and Pro; Phone (3) family including a and Lite variants; Phone (2a) line and CMF Phone 2 Pro

Motorola is splitting Android 17 across premium Razr foldables, Edge flagships, and a long list of Moto G devices. Several models are in beta now; stable releases should begin around October 2026.

• Razr family up to the 2026 Razr 70 series
• Edge 70, 60 and 50 families plus 2025/2026 Edge models
• Moto G series from G Max to recent G Play and Power variants
• Plus tablets and specialty devices like the ThinkPhone 25 and Signature model

Xiaomi and its Redmi and POCO subbrands are staging rollouts in waves. Xiaomi began betas on premium 17 series devices; stable releases appear likely from October into November 2026 depending on region.

• Xiaomi 17 family, 15 series, 14 family and flagship Mix/Leitzphone models
• Redmi Note 15 and Note 14 families, Redmi 15 series and A-series budget phones, plus Redmi Pad 2 tablets
• POCO F, X, M and C series phones and POCO Pad models

Oppo and its Find and Reno lines will join the November wave. Developer previews touched Find X9 Pro earlier, and stable updates should follow for Find N foldables, Find X flagships and many Reno and F/K series phones.

• Find N6, N5 and earlier foldables; Find X9/X8 families; Reno 15 through Reno 11 ranges; Oppo Pad lineup

Vendors that share code and timelines with Oppo, Xiaomi or their Chinese peers will typically roll out around the same time—November 2026 is a safe bet for many Vivo, iQOO and Realme models.

• Vivo X, V, T and Y series models across premium and midrange tiers
• iQOO 15/13/12 flagships and Z/Neo series midrangers
• Realme GT and number series plus P, C and Pad families

Some manufacturers will be faster or slower. Honor aims for an October 2026 start with MagicOS 11. Sony is keeping things compact, with three Xperia flagships expected to get Android 17 directly around October. Asus appears likely to push updates later in the year, given its historical pace.

• Honor Magic and numbered series; targeted rollouts starting October 2026
• Sony Xperia 1 VI, 1 VII and 10 VI
• Asus ROG Phone 9 family and Zenfone 12 Ultra

If your device is within a maker's official update window, Android 17 is very likely to arrive.

We will continue to watch vendor announcements and push this list as companies publish their official eligible device pages. Got a phone you're unsure about? Ask and we'll check the latest policy and beta participation for that model.