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TL;DR
- OPPO has shared a more detailed ColorOS 17 rollout schedule, confirming Android 17 release dates for additional OnePlus devices.
- The OnePlus 12, OnePlus Open, Pad 3, and select Nord models are scheduled to receive the update throughout November.
- The OnePlus 11 and several other eligible devices remain on track for December, although exact dates haven’t been announced.
OnePlus isn’t wasting much time getting Android 17 onto its devices. What started with its newest flagship has quickly grown into a wider rollout, and now owners of several more phones and tablets have actual dates to look forward to. For those still watching the update arrive on everyone else’s devices, the guessing game is finally getting a little easier.
A fresh ColorOS 17 rollout calendar shared by OPPO on X has narrowed down the wait considerably, revealing specific release dates for several OnePlus phones and tablets, including the aging OnePlus 12, OnePlus Pad 3, and the company’s first foldable.
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Here’s when more OnePlus devices will get Android 17
According to the updated schedule, the following devices are next in line:
- November 5: OnePlus 13R
- November 17: OnePlus 12
- November 18: OnePlus Pad 3
- November 24: OnePlus Open
- November 26: OnePlus Nord 6 and Nord CE 6
For OnePlus 12 owners, November 17 finally answers the question that followed the earlier rollout announcement. The OnePlus Open also has a firm date, confirming that the company’s first foldable will receive another major Android upgrade later this month.
The roadmap doesn’t stop there. The OnePlus 11 is scheduled to receive Android 17 in December, along with the OnePlus 12R, Nord 5, and several other models. However, exact dates for that wave remain unconfirmed.
Android 17 arrives with ColorOS 17, bringing interface refinements, smoother animations, performance optimizations, and additional AI features, although availability may vary by device. As usual, these dates indicate when each rollout begins, not when every eligible phone will receive the update. Regional differences and staggered releases could mean some owners have to wait a little longer.
For now, though, OnePlus has turned several question marks into calendar entries. And for owners still waiting, that’s a welcome improvement over endlessly refreshing the software update screen.