Google is moving fast. With Android 17 entering its beta phase, millions of users are asking the same question: “When will my phone get the update?” While Google’s Pixels are always first in line, brands like Samsung, OnePlus, and Xiaomi have already started laying the groundwork for their versions of the OS.
Here are the complete, brand-by-brand breakdown of eligible devices and expected release dates and rollout timelines.
Android 17 Release Date (Expected)
Android 17 is already in beta testing (since Feb 2026), and the stable update is expected around June–July 2026, starting with Pixel devices first.
After that:
- Pixel → first rollout
- Flagship phones → next (Samsung, OnePlus, Xiaomi)
- Mid-range → late 2026
- Budget devices → early 2027
Google Pixel Devices (Confirmed)
If you own a Pixel, you’re almost guaranteed the update
Eligible models include:
- Pixel 10 series
- Pixel 9 series (including 9a, Fold)
- Pixel 8 series
- Pixel 7 series
- Pixel 6 / 6 Pro / 6a
Google continues its long-term support, making Pixel devices the first to receive Android 17 updates.
Samsung Galaxy (Expected List)
Samsung hasn’t officially confirmed the full list yet, but based on its update policy:
Likely eligible devices:
- Galaxy S series: S24, S25, S26 lineup
- Galaxy Z Fold / Flip series
- Galaxy A series: A55, A35, newer models
Samsung usually follows Pixel rollout with One UI 9 (Android 17) updates later in 2026.
OnePlus (OxygenOS 17)
OnePlus is known for fast updates, and Android 17 will arrive as OxygenOS 17.
Expected supported devices:
- OnePlus 15 / 15R
- OnePlus 13 series
- OnePlus 12 / 12R
- OnePlus 11
- Nord series (Nord 5, CE 5, Nord 4)
- OnePlus Pad lineup
👉 Beta updates could begin as early as March–April 2026.
Xiaomi, Redmi & POCO (HyperOS 4)
Xiaomi will roll out Android 17 via HyperOS 4.0.
Expected devices include:
- Xiaomi 17 / 15 / 14 series
- Redmi Note 15 & 14 series
- POCO F, X, and selected M series
- Xiaomi & Redmi tablets
Rollout strategy:
- Flagships → first
- Mid-range → late 2026
- Budget → early 2027
Motorola (Early Surprise)
Motorola has already started testing Android 17 beta — a rare early move 👀
Devices in beta:
- Moto Edge (2025)
- Moto G57
- Moto G57 Power
This suggests Motorola might deliver faster updates than usual this year.
Other Brands (Expected)
Android 17 is also expected on devices from:
- Realme
- Oppo
- Vivo / iQOO
- Asus
- Nothing
These brands typically follow their 2–3 year update policy, so newer models are more likely to get the update.
Important: Not All Phones Will Get It
Even if your phone is recent, some devices may skip Android 17 due to:
- Limited update policy
- Hardware limitations
- Budget segment restrictions
Example: Some newer budget phones may not receive the update despite being recently launched.
Quick Glance Table: Eligible Android 17 Devices Brand-Wise
| Brand | Key Eligible models |
|---|---|
| Google Pixel | Pixel 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, & Pixel Tablet |
| Samsung | S24, S25, S26 Series, Fold/Flip 7 |
| OnePlus | OnePlus 11/12/13/15, Open, Nord 4/5 |
| Motorola | Edge (2025), Moto G57, G57 Power |
| Xiaomi/POCO | Xiaomi 14, 15, 17 Series, POCO F-Series |
Android 17: What’s New (Quick Look)
While not fully finalized yet, Android 17 focuses on:
- Better performance & battery efficiency
- Improved customization
- Enhanced privacy controls
- UI refinements (continuation of Android 16 features)
Want a deeper look at what Android 17 actually brings? Check out our full breakdown of the biggest features, leaks, and why this update matters in Android 17 👉
https://nokiapoweruser.com/android-17-2026-biggest-features-leaks-why-this-update-matters
Final Verdict
Android 17 is shaping up to be a major but refined upgrade, with a faster rollout cycle than previous versions.
✔ Pixel users → first access
✔ Flagship Android phones → guaranteed updates
✔ Mid-range → likely
✔ Budget → uncertain
If your phone is less than 2–3 years old, you have a strong chance of getting Android 17.
🚨 Android 17 isn’t just a minor update… it could change how your phone works.
See all the hidden features, major leaks, and real upgrades by reading our full coverage here.
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