Android 17 eligible phones are already starting to receive Google’s latest Android update, but the rollout varies by manufacturer, model, region, and software-support policy.
If you’re wondering whether your phone will get Android 17, the answer depends on the manufacturer and the device’s software-support policy.
Google released the stable Android 17 update for Pixel devices on June 16, 2026. Google says the update is rolling out first to Pixel phones, followed by other eligible Android devices during 2026.
The important distinction is that not every phone currently listed as “expected” has been officially confirmed by its manufacturer. Some companies have published update policies that make eligibility clear, while others have not yet published a complete Android 17 device list.
Quick answer
The clearest Android 17 situation currently looks like this:
| Brand | Android 17 status |
|---|---|
| Google Pixel | Confirmed and rolling out |
| Motorola | Official device list / rollout underway |
| Samsung | Strongly expected for supported Galaxy models; rollout details vary |
| Vivo | Confirmed for some current models through official support information |
| Xiaomi | Confirmed Developer Preview on selected models |
| OnePlus | Expected based on software-support policy |
| OPPO | Expected based on software-support policy |
| Realme | Expected; complete official list not published |
| iQOO | Expected for recent supported models |
| Nothing | Expected for newer supported phones |
| ASUS | Expected for recent models with remaining OS upgrades |
| Sony | Expected for newer Xperia models, but timing varies |
| HONOR | Expected for recent supported models |
The lists below separate confirmed information from policy-based expectations so you can see how certain each entry is.
Google Pixel Phones Getting Android 17
Google is the easiest manufacturer to verify because its official Pixel support page specifies how long each device receives OS updates.
Pixel 8 and newer phones receive seven years of OS and security updates. Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 6a, Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro, Pixel 7a and Pixel Fold receive five years of updates from their respective U.S. Google Store availability dates.
Confirmed Pixel devices
- 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 7
- Pixel 7 Pro
- Pixel 7a
- Pixel 6
- Pixel 6 Pro
- Pixel 6a
- Pixel Fold
Google’s July 2026 Pixel update documentation also confirms supported Pixel devices were already running Android 17.
What about Pixel 5?
The Pixel 5 and earlier models are outside Google’s current OS and security-update support window, so they should not be considered Android 17 eligible.
Pixel 11 series
Google’s new Pixel 11 family was announced in August 2026 and ships with Android 17 rather than needing an Android 17 upgrade.
The lineup includes:
- Pixel 11
- Pixel 11 Pro
- Pixel 11 Pro XL
- Pixel 11 Pro Fold
These devices use Android 17 from the factory.
Samsung Galaxy Phones Getting Android 17
Samsung’s Android 17 situation is more complicated because the company generally delivers major Android versions through One UI.
Samsung’s current flagship update policy is strong. The Galaxy S24 and S25 families receive seven generations of OS upgrades, while newer flagship models such as the Galaxy S26 series also receive seven generations of OS upgrades.
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold6 and Z Flip6 also have seven generations of OS upgrades.
Strongly supported Samsung candidates
Galaxy S series
- Galaxy S26
- Galaxy S26+
- Galaxy S26 Ultra
- Galaxy S25
- Galaxy S25+
- Galaxy S25 Ultra
- Galaxy S25 Edge
- Galaxy S25 FE
- Galaxy S24
- Galaxy S24+
- Galaxy S24 Ultra
- Galaxy S24 FE
- Galaxy S23
- Galaxy S23+
- Galaxy S23 Ultra
- Galaxy S23 FE
The S24 and newer flagship generations are particularly strong candidates because of Samsung’s published long-term OS-support commitments.
Galaxy Z series
- Galaxy Z Fold8
- Galaxy Z Flip8
- Galaxy Z Fold7
- Galaxy Z Flip7
- Galaxy Z Flip7 FE
- Galaxy Z Fold6
- Galaxy Z Flip6
- Galaxy Z Fold5
- Galaxy Z Flip5
The Fold6 and Flip6 are explicitly covered by Samsung’s seven-generation OS commitment.
Galaxy A series
Newer A-series phones with long OS-support commitments are the safer Android 17 candidates, including:
- Galaxy A57
- Galaxy A37
- Galaxy A36
- Galaxy A26
- Galaxy A17
- Galaxy A16
For example, Samsung says the Galaxy A36 receives six generations of OS upgrades and six years of security updates. The A56 has the same six-generation OS commitment.
Older models such as the Galaxy A55 and A35 have four generations of OS upgrades. Because they launched with Android 14, their support commitment makes Android 17 possible, but availability can still vary by market and Samsung’s final rollout.
Important Samsung warning
Do not confuse One UI 8 compatibility with Android 17 eligibility.
Samsung’s current One UI 8 support list includes models such as the S23, S24, S25, A-series devices and several Z-series phones, but that list alone does not constitute an official Android 17 master list.
For that reason, AndroidArmy.in classifies many Samsung models as policy-supported/expected, rather than falsely calling every model officially confirmed.
Motorola Phones Getting Android 17
Motorola is currently one of the brands with the clearest Android 17 information outside Google.
Motorola has published an Android 17 device list, and the stable rollout has started with the Motorola Edge 2025. The rollout is expanding to more than 50 devices, with availability depending on region and carrier.
Major eligible families include:
Motorola Signature
- Motorola Signature
Motorola Razr
- Razr 70 Ultra
- Razr 70
- Razr 70 Plus
- Razr Fold 2025
- Razr Fold 2026
- Other supported recent Razr models
Motorola Edge
- Edge 70 series
- Edge 2026 series
- Edge 2025 series
- Edge 60 series
- Edge 50 Ultra
- Other supported recent Edge models
Moto G
Motorola’s Android 17 list also includes a range of recent Moto G models, including newer 2025 and 2026 generations.
Important: Motorola’s rollout is phased. A phone can be eligible while the update is still unavailable for its specific country, carrier or software channel.
OnePlus Phones Getting Android 17
OnePlus is expected to deliver Android 17 through OxygenOS 17.
The company’s current OxygenOS 16 compatibility list includes several phones that have enough remaining software support to be strong Android 17 candidates.
Expected OnePlus phones
- OnePlus 15
- OnePlus 15R
- OnePlus 13
- OnePlus 13R
- OnePlus 13s
- OnePlus 13T
- OnePlus Open
- OnePlus 12
- OnePlus 12R
- OnePlus 11
- OnePlus 11R
- OnePlus 10 Pro
- OnePlus Nord 5
- OnePlus Nord 4
- OnePlus Nord 3
- OnePlus Nord CE5
- OnePlus Nord CE4
- OnePlus Nord CE4 Lite
This list is based on OnePlus’s software-support trajectory and available device-policy information rather than a single official OnePlus Android 17 master list. Therefore, it should be treated as expected, not universally confirmed.
Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO Phones Getting Android 17
Xiaomi has officially opened an Android 17 Developer Preview for four devices:
- Xiaomi 17
- Xiaomi 17 Ultra
- Leica Leitzphone powered by Xiaomi
- Xiaomi 15T Pro
Xiaomi’s official Android 17 Developer Preview page specifically identifies these four supported models.
That means these four devices have the strongest direct evidence at the moment.
Other expected Xiaomi devices
Based on Xiaomi’s software-support policies and current device generations, likely candidates include:
- Xiaomi 15 series
- Xiaomi 14 series
- Xiaomi 13 series
- Xiaomi 15T series
- Xiaomi MIX Fold/Foldable models with remaining OS support
- Recent Redmi Note models
- Recent Redmi K-series models
- Recent POCO F-series models
- Recent POCO X-series models
However, do not treat every model in these families as officially confirmed.
Xiaomi’s HyperOS pages also note that supported-model lists and update schedules can change.
Vivo Phones Getting Android 17
Vivo’s software-support information provides stronger evidence for some newer devices.
For example, Vivo’s official Android Enterprise Recommended information lists several current devices with future Android versions, including Android 17 and beyond.
Strong Android 17 candidates
- Vivo X300
- Vivo X300 Pro
- Vivo X300 Ultra
- Vivo X300 FE
- Vivo X200
- Vivo X200 Pro
- Vivo X200 FE
- Vivo X200T
- Vivo X100
- Vivo X100 Pro
- Vivo V70
- Vivo V70 FE
- Vivo V70 Elite
- Vivo V60
- Recent supported V-series models
The official Vivo support page explicitly lists Android 17 as a future OS version for some current devices, which is stronger evidence than simply guessing from the phone’s release year.
Still, support can differ between global, regional and carrier variants.
iQOO Phones Getting Android 17
Because iQOO is part of the Vivo software ecosystem, newer iQOO models are among the strongest candidates.
Expected/eligible recent models include:
- iQOO 15
- iQOO 15R
- iQOO 13
- iQOO 12
- iQOO Neo 10
- iQOO Neo 10R
- iQOO Neo 9 Pro
- iQOO Z11 series
- iQOO Z10 series
Vivo’s official support information currently lists many of these devices for ongoing security support, while some models also have explicit future Android-version information.
OPPO Phones Getting Android 17
OPPO is expected to deliver Android 17 through its next ColorOS release.
Recent OPPO flagship and upper-midrange families are the strongest candidates:
- Find X9 series
- Find X8 series
- Find X7 series
- Find N6/N5/N3 foldables
- Reno 15 series
- Reno 14 series
- Reno 13 series
- Reno 12 series
- Recent F-series models
- Recent K-series models
However, OPPO’s complete Android 17 eligibility list is not as clearly documented in one public manufacturer list as Google’s Pixel support list.
Therefore, these devices should be described as expected based on current support policies, not automatically as officially confirmed.
Realme Phones Getting Android 17
Realme is expected to use Realme UI 8.0 for its Android 17 generation.
Recent candidates include:
GT series
- Realme GT 8 Pro
- Realme GT 7
- Realme GT 7 Pro
- Realme GT 7T
- Realme GT 6
- Realme GT 6T
- Realme GT 5 Pro
Number series
- Realme 16 series
- Realme 15 series
- Realme 14 series
P series
- Realme P4 series
- Realme P3 series
C series
- Realme C85
- Realme C83
- Realme C75
- Realme C73
- Realme C71
Narzo series
- Recent Narzo 100 series
- Recent Narzo 90 series
- Recent Narzo 80 series
These are policy-based expectations, not a complete manufacturer-confirmed list. Realme had not published a definitive Android 17 eligibility list in the information reviewed for this article.
ASUS Phones Getting Android 17
ASUS generally offers fewer major Android upgrades than Google or Samsung, so the device’s launch year matters considerably.
Recent candidates include:
- ROG Phone 9
- ROG Phone 9 Pro
- ROG Phone 9 FE
- Zenfone 12 Ultra
- Other recent models with remaining OS upgrades
ASUS’s support information shows, for example, that the ROG Phone 9 and Zenfone 12 have remaining software-support periods, while older models have already reached the end of their OS-upgrade window.
Because ASUS has a shorter OS-upgrade policy on many models, its Android 17 list should be treated more cautiously than Google’s.
Sony Xperia Phones Getting Android 17
Sony’s official support information shows the current Android versions and security-support dates for Xperia devices.
Recent models include:
- Xperia 1 VIII
- Xperia 1 VII
- Xperia 10 VII
- Xperia 1 VI
- Xperia 10 VI
Sony’s support page shows the Xperia 1 VII and Xperia 10 VII moving from Android 15 to Android 16, while the Xperia 1 VI and Xperia 10 VI are also on Android 16.
However, Sony’s public support information does not by itself confirm Android 17 for every listed model. Therefore, these should be treated as expected candidates until Sony publishes specific Android 17 confirmation.
The Xperia 1 V is a particularly weak candidate because its listed security-support period ended in May 2026.
HONOR Phones Getting Android 17
Recent HONOR flagship and premium devices are expected to receive Android 17 based on their software-support commitments.
Potential candidates include:
- HONOR Magic 8 series
- HONOR Magic 7 series
- HONOR Magic 6 series
- HONOR Magic V6
- HONOR Magic V5
- HONOR Magic V3
- HONOR Magic Vs3
- HONOR 600 series
- HONOR 400 series
- HONOR 300 series
- HONOR 200 series
The exact availability can vary by market, particularly between global and China-only models. These should therefore be treated as expected rather than universally confirmed unless HONOR publishes a model-specific Android 17 announcement.
Which Phones Are Definitely Getting Android 17?
If you want to avoid speculation, focus on devices with the strongest evidence.
Highest-confidence group
Google Pixel
- Pixel 6 series
- Pixel 7 series
- Pixel 8 series
- Pixel 9 series
- Pixel 10 series
- Pixel Fold
- Pixel 10 Pro Fold
- Pixel 11 series ships with Android 17
Google’s support policy directly establishes the update window for the older Pixel models and the seven-year window for Pixel 8 and newer.
Other high-confidence examples
Motorola: Recent supported devices included in Motorola’s Android 17 rollout.
Xiaomi: Xiaomi 17, Xiaomi 17 Ultra, Leica Leitzphone powered by Xiaomi and Xiaomi 15T Pro have official Android 17 Developer Preview support.
Vivo: Several newer models have official future-Android-version support information.
Samsung: Newer flagship models have sufficiently long OS-support commitments to cover Android 17, although Samsung’s final model-by-model rollout information should be checked as it becomes available.
Why Your Phone May Be Eligible but Still Not Have Android 17
Software eligibility does not mean every user receives the update on the same day.
Manufacturers commonly use phased rollouts.
That means:
- The manufacturer confirms a device.
- The update is released in a limited region or testing group.
- More countries receive the software.
- Carrier versions may receive it later.
- The rollout eventually reaches the wider user base.
Samsung explicitly notes that software availability can vary by device, carrier and network. OnePlus also states that updates are delivered in batches and timing can vary by country, device and carrier.
So if another person with the same phone already has Android 17, that does not necessarily mean your device is unsupported.
How to Check If Your Phone Has Android 17
The easiest method is to use the built-in software updater.
On most Android phones
- Open Settings.
- Open System or Software update.
- Select System update or Download and install.
- Check for available updates.
- Install Android 17 if it is offered.
On Samsung Galaxy devices, Samsung’s official instructions use Settings → Software update → Download and install, although the exact wording can vary by model and carrier.
Do not download an Android 17 firmware file from an unknown website simply because someone claims that it is compatible with your phone.
A wrong firmware package can create unnecessary problems, and AndroidArmy.in does not recommend treating unofficial firmware mirrors as official manufacturer sources.
Android 17 Update: Confirmed vs Expected vs Rumored
This distinction matters when reading Android 17 update lists online.
Confirmed
The manufacturer has directly provided evidence such as:
- an official update announcement
- an official support list
- an Android 17 beta/developer-preview listing
- an official device software-support commitment that clearly covers the Android version
Expected
The device appears eligible based on the manufacturer’s published OS-support policy, but the manufacturer has not yet published a specific Android 17 rollout announcement.
Rumored
The information comes primarily from leaks, social media posts or unverified reports.
A rumor should never be presented as a confirmed Android 17 compatibility fact.
Will Older Android Phones Get Android 17?
Usually, the answer depends on the manufacturer’s OS-update policy rather than simply the phone’s hardware.
For example, Google’s Pixel 6 series remains eligible because Google gives those devices five years of updates from their original availability dates.
Samsung also has different support periods for different generations. A Galaxy A55, for example, was promised four generations of Android OS upgrades, while newer A-series models such as the A36 receive six generations.
This is why a blanket rule such as “all phones released after 2023 will get Android 17” is not reliable.
Does Android 17 Eligibility Guarantee Every New Feature?
No.
Getting Android 17 does not necessarily mean every Android 17 feature will be available on every phone.
Some features can depend on:
- processor capabilities
- RAM
- display hardware
- camera hardware
- manufacturer software
- region
- carrier
- Google services
- AI hardware requirements
Samsung, for example, notes that some Galaxy AI capabilities vary by device and software version.
Therefore, Android version compatibility and feature compatibility are two different things.
Final Android 17 Eligible Phones List
For a quick reference:
Confirmed / highest-confidence
- Google Pixel 6 and newer supported Pixel phones
- Google Pixel Fold
- Google Pixel 8/9/10 families
- Pixel 11 family ships with Android 17
- Recent Motorola devices on Motorola’s official Android 17 rollout list
- Xiaomi 17
- Xiaomi 17 Ultra
- Leica Leitzphone powered by Xiaomi
- Xiaomi 15T Pro
- Selected Vivo devices with official future-Android support
Strongly expected
- Samsung Galaxy S24/S25/S26 families
- Recent Samsung Z Fold and Z Flip models
- Recent Galaxy A-series models with remaining OS upgrades
- OnePlus 11/12/13/15 generations and supported Nord models
- Recent OPPO Find and Reno models
- Recent Realme GT, Number and P-series models
- Recent iQOO models
- Recent HONOR Magic and Number-series phones
- Recent ASUS ROG and Zenfone models
- Recent Sony Xperia models
Important limitation
There is no single official Android 17 master list covering every Android manufacturer. Google has confirmed its Pixel rollout, while other manufacturers publish their information separately. Some of the lists above are therefore based on official support policies rather than a manufacturer saying “this exact phone gets Android 17.”
That distinction is important if you want an accurate Android 17 update list rather than a list built entirely from predictions.
9. FAQ
When did Android 17 release?
Google released Android 17 on June 16, 2026, initially for supported Pixel devices.
Will the Pixel 6 get Android 17?
Yes. Google’s current support policy gives the Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro and Pixel 6a five years of OS and security updates from their original Google Store availability dates.
Will Samsung Galaxy S24 get Android 17?
The Galaxy S24 series has a seven-generation OS-upgrade commitment from Samsung, making Android 17 a supported major upgrade within that policy.
Will Samsung Galaxy A36 get Android 17?
The Galaxy A36 has six generations of OS upgrades, so Android 17 falls within its published upgrade window.
Will OnePlus phones get Android 17?
Recent OnePlus phones are strong candidates based on the company’s software-support policy, but users should distinguish policy-based eligibility from an official model-by-model Android 17 announcement.
Will Xiaomi phones get Android 17?
Yes. Xiaomi has already provided an Android 17 Developer Preview for the Xiaomi 17, Xiaomi 17 Ultra, Leica Leitzphone powered by Xiaomi and Xiaomi 15T Pro.
Will Android 17 be available on every Android phone?
No. Android updates depend on the manufacturer’s software policy, device age, hardware, region and carrier.
Why haven’t I received Android 17 yet?
Your phone may be eligible but still waiting for its regional, carrier or phased rollout. Update timing can differ even for the same model.
How can I check for Android 17?
Open your phone’s Settings → Software/System Update section and check for available updates.
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