Android 15 update tracker: When will your phone get it?

After several beta releases, Android 15 was officially announced on October 14, 2024, and it was made available right away for Pixel devices. While that’s all great for Pixel owners, you might be wondering when your phone will get the Android 15 update. This article will serve as a continuous update hub for Android 15 releases for all major device makers. We highly recommend you bookmark this article and return to it occasionally to check if there have been any updates for your phone!

What’s new in Android 15?

Android 14 was, at best, an iterative update. Yes, it added a bunch of improvements across privacy, security, accessibility, and other areas to do with the inner workings of Android. However, user-facing features were few and far between. Some notable ones that come to mind include the ability to create custom wallpapers, the Health Connect integration, and lock screen customization options.

Thankfully, Android 15 features several improvements including a new Privacy Space feature for hiding private apps and other information, a new Theft Detection Lock that uses AI to keep your data safe if your phone is stolen, and plenty more. For tablet and foldable owners, you can expect new features that let you easily pin and unpin your taskbar on the screen as well as a few other improvements.

That’s far from all. For one, Android 15 offers OS-level support for app archiving and unarchiving. This means infrequently used apps can be archived and unarchived from settings, allowing users to free up space without losing their data. You can also expect some other accessibility, privacy, and security features, such as support for Braille displays in Android TalkBack and OS-level API for end-to-end encryption for contact keys.

Android 15 also brings new data types to Health Connect and partial screen sharing so users can record just an app window rather than the entire device screen. To get a lowdown on everything new in Android 15, make sure you read our Android 15 features hub.

When will your phone get Android 15?

Naturally, Google’s devices were the first to receive the Android 15, but more devices have since followed. Below, you will find more details about some of the major OEMs’ rollout plans, including some of the devices that have already received the update. Notably, the list below is not exhaustive, so we suggest that you continue checking if your device has received the update yourself. Nevertheless, we’ll be sure to update you with information on any planned stable Android 15 releases for these brands as we learn more.

ASUS

ASUS has rolled out the Android 15 update to several devices in February 2025, including the ZenFone 10 and ROG Phone 8 series.

Google

As we’ve mentioned, Google was the first to roll out Android 15 to its Pixel series in October 2024. Supported devices include the Pixel 6 series and newer.

HONOR

HONOR’s Android 15 rollout (MagicOS 9.0) commenced in November 2024, and included the Magic V3 and V2 series, the Magic 6 series, and Magic 5 series. Several additional devices, including the 200 and 200 Pro, the Magic 90 series, and X60 Pro have received the update.

IQOO and vivo

Several vivo devices have already received Android 15 (through FuntouchOS 15) or are in the running to receive the update. The vivo X100 series, X Fold 3 Pro, and the iQOO 12 were the first devices to receive the update in October 2024.

Nothing

Nothing rolled out Android 15 (Nothing OS 3.0) to the Phone 2a Plus in January 2025, followed shortly by the Phone 1 and CMF Phone 1.

OnePlus

OnePlus started its Android 15 rollout (OxygenOS 15) in October 2024. Eligible devices include the OnePlus 10 Pro and newer, the Nord 3 and Nord 4, the Nord CE 3 and newer, the N30 SE, and the OnePlus Pad and Pad 2.

Samsung

Samsung kicked off its stable One UI 7 rollout in April 2025. US users can expect the Galaxy S24 series to receive the update first, followed by the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6.

Notably, the company has temporarily halted the rollout on April 14, due to a “serious bug.” It’s unclear when the rollout will commence.

Sony

Sony has rolled out the Android 15 update to several of its devices, including the Xperia 5 V, Xperia 1 V, Xperia 10 V, Xperia 1 VI, and Xperia 10 VI.

TECNO

TECNO didn’t confirm a release timeline but did confirm that the Camon 30 Pro 5G will be part of the Android 15 program.

How to try Android 15 on other devices

If you don’t have a device that supports Android 15, you can use the 64-bit system images with the Android Emulator in Android Studio. You can configure the Android Emulator to explore all the new Android 15 features, and it also allows you to emulate various screen sizes and device characteristics.