Android 14 update tracker: When will your phone get it?

In February 2023, Google officially announced the first developer preview of Android 14. Months later, on October 4, 2023, the company launched the stable version. That might be all well and good, but which phones will get Android 14? When can I update to Android 14? We’ve got some answers for you below!

This article will see continuous updates as the release cycle of the 2023 Android version continues. As such, we highly recommend bookmarking this article and coming back occasionally to check if there have been any updates for your phone!

What’s new in Android 14?

In 2021, Android 12 was a wild reinvention of what the operating system looks like and can do. In 2022, Android 13 was a far less drastic upgrade, making subtle improvements here and there. In 2023, we had another iterative year, as there weren’t too many massive changes in Android 14.

Despite is being an iterative update, there were new things to talk about, though! Android 14 gives more control over font size (you can go up 200% now!), and battery life should be better. There are more privacy and security features, including prohibiting the installation of ancient apps. However, most of the significant changes to Android 14 are on the developer side, so they’re things the general user won’t see.

For all the changes in the 2023 iteration of the operating system, be sure to check out our Android 14 feature hub!

ASUS

ASUS promises two Android upgrades for its phones. As such, we know the following phones will get Android 14:

• ASUS ROG Phone 8 and its variants
• ASUS Zenfone 10
• ASUS ROG Phone 7 and its variants
• ASUS Zenfone 9
• ASUS ROG Phone 6 and its variants

Phones launched before and including the Zenfone 8 series have already received Android 13, which is the final version promised by ASUS. They will not get Android 14. Any 2023 phones from ASUS will get Android 14, including the Zenfone 10 and the ROG Phone 7.

As for when you can expect your ASUS phone to get the latest version of Android, the company is pretty slow with its rollouts. It began testing out Android 14 on October 10, but none of the phones received the stable version of A14 before the end of 2023.

Google

Google launched Android 14 for Pixel phones on October 4, 2023. That same day, it also launched the Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, which are the first phones to ship with Android 14 out of the box. Here’s the full list of Pixel phones that should have Android 14 right now:

Unfortunately, if you have a Pixel phone launched before the Google Pixel 4a 5G — including the earlier, non-5G Google Pixel 4a — you will not get Android 14.

Lenovo / Motorola

Lenovo makes smartphones (and owns Motorola), but the only device we have Android 14 confirmation on so far is the Lenovo Tab Extreme. The Wi-Fi edition of this tablet has access to an Android 14 beta program right now.

Elsewhere, the Lenovo ThinkPhone by Motorola received Android 14 on March 4, 2024.

As for Motorola, it wouldn’t surprise us to see it land on the Motorola Edge Plus (2023) first. It’s also possible that the Motorola Razr (2023) could get it too.

Nothing

Nothing only has three phones at the moment: the Nothing Phone 1, Nothing Phone 2, and Nothing Phone 2a.

True to its word, the Nothing Phone 1 was one of the earliest phones to get access to the Android 14 beta. The Nothing Phone 2, meanwhile, gained open beta access to Android 14 (and Nothing OS 2.5) on October 11, 2023. At this point, all three phones have updated to Android 14. You can find instructions on gaining on the Phone 1 and Phone 2 on the company’s website.

OnePlus

For the bulk of its flagship phones, OnePlus promises three Android upgrades. Its most recent release — the OnePlus 12 — will even get four Android upgrades. As such, there are quite a few devices we expect to get Android 14:

The Android 14 update has already rolled out to OnePlus 11. Unfortunately, not all OnePlus 11 phones qualify (there’s no support for carrier variants), and there are a lot of known issues.

If you have a flagship OnePlus device — such as the 8T, 9/9 Pro, 10 Pro/10T, etc. — you will see Android 14 faster than other OnePlus devices. On top of that, the newer your phone is, the faster you’ll see the upgrade. When the company launches the OnePlus Open, it will also likely be one of the first to get the update. As you go further down the list, you risk more and more of needing to wait until 2024 to get Android 14.

OPPO

OPPO has the distinction of offering an Android 14 beta for a foldable phone — the only non-Google company on this list to do so. There were also other open betas available in the Find X series, as well as a few in the Reno series. Since then, the following phones have received Color OS 14, OPPO’s Android skin:

• Find X Series: Find N3, Find N3 Flip, Find N2 Flip, Find X5 Pro, Find X5, Find X3 Pro
• Reno Series: Reno 10 Pro Plus 5G, Reno 10 Pro 5G, Reno 10 5G, Reno 8 Pro 5G, Reno 8 5G, Reno 8, Reno 8 T 5G, Reno 8 T, Reno 7
• F Series: F23 5G, F21s Pro, F21 Pro
• K Series: K10 5G
• A Series: A98 5G, A78 5G, A77 5G, A77s, A77, A57, A58 (India), A38 (India), A18 (India)

As with OnePlus (which is a sister brand), expect the latest OPPO flagships to get Android 14 first, with older flagships to follow.

Realme

So far, the Realme 11 Pro, Realme 11 Pro Plus, Realme 12 Pro, Realme 12 Pro Plus, Realme 12 Plus, Realme C55, Realme Narzo 60 Pro, Realme Narzo 70 Pro, and Realme Narzo N55 all have Android 14. However, there are still plenty of the company’s handsets waiting for the update including:

• Realme GT 2
• Realme GT 2 Pro
• Realme GT Neo 3
• Realme GT Neo 3 150W
• Realme Narzo 60
• Realme GT Neo 3T
• Realme 10
• Realme 10 Pro
• Realme 10 Pro Plus
• Realme 11
• Realme 11X

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Samsung

Samsung is one of the best companies for Android upgrades. Even though it doesn’t match Google’s seven-year upgrade commitment for the Pixel 8 series, Samsung offers five years of updates to almost all of its phones, while Google only promises long-term upgrades for its newest Pixels.

Because of how large Samsung’s portfolio is and the sheer number of phones that will get Android 14, the list below does not include every eligible device. These are only the major Samsung phones that will get Android 14:

There are lots of other Samsung phones that will receive Android 14, but they are in smaller lines without global availability.

Samsung gets faster and faster with its Android upgrade rollouts. In 2022, it had all of its eligible flagships on Android 13 before the end of 2022. 2023 was no different. In other words, if you have a Galaxy S or Galaxy Z phone on the list above, you should have Android 14 already. Some Galaxy A phones on that list might still be waiting until later in 2024.

Sony

Sony’s Android support is not great. It only promises two Android upgrades, even for its mega-expensive flagships. As such, the list of phones that have received Android 14 is quite short:

• Sony Xperia 5 V
• Sony Xperia 1 V
• Sony Xperia 5 IV
• Sony Xperia 1 IV
• Sony Xperia 10 IV
• Sony Xperia 10 V

TECNO

TECNO is not a well-known brand in the US, but it still offered Android 14 beta access. Only one phone family has received the stable update: the Camon 20 series. We expect TECNO flagships — including the TECNO Phantom V Fold — to get Android 14, too. However, it is expected that the rollout to other TECNO phones will happen in the second quarter of 2024.

vivo / Iqoo

So far, there are only three phones under the vivo umbrella that have access to Android 14. These phones include the vivo V23 5G, vivo X90, and vivo X90 Pro. However, Android 14 has been promised for the following:

We would expect vivo to take the same approach to Android 14 rollouts as sister brands OPPO and OnePlus. In other words, expect the latest flagships to get the update first, followed by older flagships, and then, finally, applicable mid-rangers.

Xiaomi

Xiaomi was one of the fastest companies to go from beta to stable (outside of Google, of course). A few phones in the Xiaomi lineup that already have a stable version of MIUI 14, based on Android 14, include the Xiaomi 13 Pro, Xiaomi 13, and the Xiaomi 12T.

You can expect other major phones in Xiaomi’s roster to get Android 14. Similar to Samsung, Xiaomi has an extensive collection of handsets, so we’ll just point out some of the biggest names that have or are expected to get Android 14.