With the Android brands slowly improving their update policies, it is increasingly easier to predict which phones will be supported in the future operating system versions. Some companies even promise longer support than Google.
Even though the brand-new OS had just hit the market, we can already reasonably predict some things by analyzing the rollout for previous Android versions, like the beta tests, and release dates.
October/19 update: Oppo and OnePlus updates rolling out. New devices promised by Motorola, Samsung, and Xiaomi.
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Just like in the past five years or so, the Pixel phone line it's the first to receive the update. The official update is rolling out to Pixel devices since August 15, 2022. Here are the compatible devices:

Samsung
After promising four years of software support and three versions of Android for its high-end phones in 2021, Samsung raised the stakes in 2022 by announcing four Android updates and five years of security patches for its flagship phones. And just like Apple and Google, Samsung has a testing program for those who want to actively participate in building the new version of the operating system by submitting feedback.
The Android 13 beta testing program is already open, and we prepared a guide on how you can sign up and participate in the development of One UI 5. Here are the illegible galaxy devices to receive the update:

Xiaomi
Xiaomi tried to follow Samsung's steps by announcing that it was also extending the software support for its flagship phones, but since then, the Chinese brand published a webpage where it lists not only which updates each phone should receive but also the frequency of security patches. Archived here, just in case.

Oppo
When it comes to Oppo, the sheer number of phone ranges and all their suffixes (Lite, Neo, Plus, SE, etc.) makes it really hard to predict which phones will be updated to Android 13. In any case, the list includes the models below.
In distribution
Expected to be updated

Vivo
Vivo tried to match Samsung's policy by promising three Android updates for the flagship X60 Pro line, but made no guarantees to its mid-range and entry-level phones; therefore, the list for Android 13 is pretty barebones:
- iQOO 8
- iQOO 8 Pro
- iQOO 9
- iQOO 9 Pro
- Vivo X60 Pro
- Vivo X70
- Vivo X70 Pro
- Vivo X70 Pro+
- Vivo X80 Pro (was in the beta test)
Realme
With the Realme 9 and GT2 lines, the Chinese brand improved its update policy for the mid-range and flagship ranges. With two and three android updates, respectively.

OnePlus
OnePlus also clarified its update policy last year, offering a clear roadmap for its device's updates. So far, the brand's Android 13 list includes:
In distribution
Expected to be updated

Motorola/Lenovo
Even after setting its sights back on the flagship market, Motorola still hasn't offered a clear update policy for its customers, something that is starting to be noticed not only here on NextPit but also in other media outlets. Unless noted otherwise, we can usually expect only one major Android update for Moto phones.

Honor
With Honor still establishing itself on the market and without a clear update policy publically announced, it seems a bit premature to predict which models will be updated to Android 13. As soon as the company gives more details about its Magic 4 and Magic V lines, we will update this section.
Nokia
Despite being one of the last holdouts in the Android One program (remember that?), HMD Global hasn't been exactly the best example when it comes to Android upgrades, despite offering timely security updates. The company canceled the promised Android 11 version for its former flagship 9 PureView, and simply offered a discount for its entry-level X phones (this archived linked page has since been taken offline). So, take this list with a grain of salt:
- Nokia G10
- Nokia G11
- Nokia G20
- Nokia G21
- Nokia G50
- Nokia G300
- Nokia X10 / X100
- Nokia X20 (was in the beta test)
- Nokia XR20
Sony
With a small range of devices in the market, Sony has been offering two major Android upgrades for its phones, which for Android 13 would look like this:

Asus
Asus was part of the Android 12 beta and delivered quick updates for its flagship ZenFone 8 range. With a product line-up consisting of basically the ZenFone and ROG Phone lines, Android 13 can be expected on these models:

Other brands
Sharp, TCL, Tecno, and ZTE also offer customers the chance to preview the new operating system via Beta Testing Program, together with Asus, Oppo/OnePlus, Realme, Vivo/iQOO, and Xiaomi.
Also worth noting is that LG announced (at least in South Korea) that the Velvet and Wing phones would receive Android 13. The former model is expected to receive Android 12 in 2022Q1 (page in Korean), but the situation in the West is still unclear.
Which manufacturers offered an Android 13 Beta Testing Program
Google has just announced the Android 13 officially for Pixel devices. Later this year, Android 13 will also roll out to devices from Samsung, Asus, HMD (Nokia phones), iQOO, Motorola, OnePlus, Oppo, Realme, Sharp, Sony, Tecno, vivo, Xiaomi, and more.
Below we have listed the companies that already have a beta testing program for the new Android version, as well as the devices that support the development version.
How to install the Android 13 beta on a non-Pixel phone
These steps may vary from one smartphone to another, but here are the instructions to install the Android 13 beta on non-Pixel phones:
- Transfer the downloaded firmware to the phone storage.
- Turn on developer mode.
- Go to Settings > Software Update > Settings in the upper right corner > Manually select the installation package.
- Select the downloaded firmware package, and click install after loading.
- After the verification is completed, the system will be restarted and updated!
That's it, we hope you were able to run the Android 13 beta as part of a manufacturer Beta Testing Program.
This list will be updated as soon as the brands announce their update schedules. Are you looking forward to seeing Android 13 on your phone? Did we forget a specific model? Let us know in the comments!
This article was last updated on October 19th. Comments from before the last update have been kept.
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