Android 11 highlighted different improvements in areas of privacy, improved integration with devices for a connected home (smart home), and new communication features including the now native option in Android for floating conversation bubbles.
It's worth remembering that even though rollout might have begun for one model, regional differences and even customizations made by mobile operators can delay - or even outright cancel - the update for specific models.
Update on July 27: Samsung Galaxy A10e/A10s/A20s/Tab A 10.1 (2019), Xiaomi Mi 9/Mi 9 SE, LG Q92 5G, Oppo A53 / A54 / F17, OnePlus Nord N10 5G and Asus ROG Phone 3 have started to receive the update for Android 11 in some regions. To find out if the update is already available for your device, go to: Settings> System> Advanced> System updates> Check.
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It is unsurprising to see Google, the Android operating system's developer, also ensured that their smartphones were the first in the market to receive the Android 11 update - available right on Android 11's launch day itself. In the case of the Pixel, Google ensured that you continue to have installation options through an Over-the-Air (OTA) update or via a system image download and installation using the ADB tool which primarily targets developers. Google's models that have already received the update to Android 11 are:
Samsung
Despite a commitment to update its flagship models for three operating system updates in addition to offering security patch updates for up to four years for its most recent smartphones, Samsung is not among the fastest manufacturers to release such updates. Still, it is commendable on the South Koreans' part to have already released Android 11 - together with the One UI 3.0 skin - for its major 2020 and even some 2019 releases:
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Models that should receive the update
Samsung has released a schedule for the release of Android 11 on the Samsung Members app, including models that have already received the update as well as other smartphones in their inventory that should receive the new operating system version before 2021 comes to a close.
So far, the company has made the update available for some smartphones from the previous list in advance, but there is always the possibility of delays.
- Galaxy A01 Core (June)
- Galaxy A10 (August ~ October)
- Galaxy Tab A (June)
- Galaxy Tab A 8 (2019) (August)
- Galaxy Tab Active Pro (August)
Xiaomi
Launching exclusive models for some markets and constantly swapping names - including using titles that represent completely different models based on the release country - makes it difficult to keep up with updates from Xiaomi and its "independent" brands.
In addition, the MIUI skin update is independent of the operating system. This set of factors may further delay the release of Android 11 for smartphones depending on the country.
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You should receive Android 11 for the following devices:
- Black Shark 2 / Black Shark 2 Pro
- Black Shark 3 / Black Shark 3S / Black Shark 3 Pro
- Poco C3
- Poco M2
- Poco M2 Pro
- Poco M3
- Redmi 10X 5G
- Redmi 10X Pro
- Poco M2
- Redmi 9
- Redmi 9 Power
- Redmi 9A
- Redmi 9C (Poco C3 in India)
- Redmi 9T
- Redmi K20 Pro
- Redmi K30 Ultra
- Redmi K30S
- Redmi K30S Ultra
- Redmi Note 8 Pro
- Redmi Note 8T
- Redmi Note 9
- Redmi Note 9 Pro
- Xiaomi Mi 9 Lite (CC9 in China)
- Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro
Motorola/Lenovo
Since Lenovo purchased Motorola, the frequency of system and security updates for Motorola's smartphones has taken a turn for the worse in terms of speed and consistency. The older, mid-range models tend to receive new versions before newer or more advanced devices.
Interestingly, the official list released by Motorola includes the Lenovo K12, but does not mention the Legion range of gaming smartphones.
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LG
The South Korean company has released a schedule of updates for Android 11 with few models, leaving out several basic and intermediary smartphones launched throughout 2020, such as the K62, K92 models, for example.
After the announcement of LG's departure from the smartphone market, the brand's support website in South Korea released other models that should also receive Android 11. The company does not always distribute its system updates for a device in all markets, so the observation of availability by region applies especially here.
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These devices should receive Android 11
- LG G8
- LG G8X (Q3)
- LG G8S (Q4)
- LG K42 (Q4)
- LG K52 (Q4)
- LG Q31
- LG Q51
- LG Q52
- LG Q61
- LG Q70
- LG Q92
- LG Q9 One
- LG V50
- LG V50s
- LG Velvet 4G (Q4, LM-G910)
- LG Wing (Q4)
Oppo
The manufacturer rolls out details about monthly updates via its ColorOS customization Twitter profile. In Oppo's case, Android 11 is the base for the ColorOS 11 skin, which makes it easy to identify if the smartphone already has the latest version of the system.
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- Oppo A5 2020
- Oppo A52
- Oppo A53
- Oppo A54
- Oppo A72
- Oppo A73 5G
- Oppo A9
- Oppo A9 2020
- Oppo A91
- Oppo A92
- Oppo A93
- Oppo Ace2
- Oppo F11 / F11 Pro
- Oppo F15
- Oppo F17
- Oppo F17 Pro
- Oppo Find X2 / Find X2 Pro / Find X2 Neo / Find X2 Lite
- Oppo Find X3 / Find X3 Pro / Find X3 Neo / Find X3 Lite
- Oppo Reno 10x Zoom
- Oppo Reno2
- Oppo Reno2 F
- Oppo Reno2 Z
- Oppo Reno3 / Reno3 Pro
- Oppo Reno3 Pro 5G
- Oppo Reno4 / Reno4 Pro
- Oppo Reno4 5G / Reno4 Pro 5G
- Oppo Reno4 F
- Oppo Reno4 Lite
- Oppo Reno4 Z 5G
- Oppo Reno Z
You should receive Android 11 on the following devices
Nokia
HMD Global, responsible for Nokia smartphones, announced its timeline for Android 11 releases for its smartphones in October last year. As of the date of publication of this text, the deadline for updating several models announced for the first quarter of 2021 already seemed late, which was confirmed in early May at the company's official forum.
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Huawei and Honor
In the case of the Chinese manufacturer and its former subsidiary, they only had access to the Android 11 source code with the release by AOSP (Android Open Source Project), which was not possible to customize EMUI 11 onto Android 11, hence making smartphones from both companies run on Android 10 still. Usually, the skin corresponds to the operating system version).
Moreover, Huawei has concentrated their efforts on HarmonyOS, and everything seems to indicate that the brand's devices will not receive the 2020 edition of Google's mobile operating system.
OnePlus
With a relatively small range of smartphones, OnePlus' list of phones running Android 11 is rather straightforward and to the point. According to the lead developer of the OxygenOS skin, the manufacturer is still studying the possibility of bringing Android 11 to the OnePlus 6, 6T, Nord N10, and N100 devices.
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- OnePlus 6
- OnePlus 6T
Realme
In the case of the Chinese brand, the update to Android 11 comes with the RealmeUI 2.0 skin. The distribution of the new version began in December, with the X50 Pro model first off the blocks.
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These should receive Android 11:
Asus
In the case of the Taiwanese company, the Android 11 update began trickling out with the 2019 ZenFone 6, which is a curious decision, while its successor, the ZenFone 7, remained in open beta.
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Sony
Another manufacturer that has streamlined its product range, Sony has already completed its update schedule for Android 11, as announced in late 2020. Since then, the company announced the Xperia Pro, which should also receive an update soon. It is worth remembering that the company left Brazil in 2019, so there were no new models launched in that part of the world after that.
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The above list was compiled based on updates that are already available, announced, or are currently in testing, and may change according to the country or modifications made by mobile operators.
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