Now, you can update your Xiaomi, Nothing, Honor, or OnePlus phones to Android 15.
A number of new features have been added to the Android 15 beta with the release of the second public build by Google. Typically, the build becomes accessible on non-Google devices during the second beta, and this is also the case this time around. On some handsets made by Xiaomi, Nothing, Honor, OnePlus, OPPO, Vivo, iQOO, and other manufacturers, you can now install the Android 15 beta.
This year’s release of Android 15 is vanilla, just like the ones before it, thus OnePlus phones running it won’t have any of the ColorOS extras. I wouldn’t advise installing Android 15 on a daily driver just yet; the most recent build is functional but still has a lot of issues, similar to the beta builds on Pixel smartphones.
Now that we have that out of the way, the following devices are receiving the Android 15 beta:
Respect: Respect Magic 6 Pro, Respect Magic V2
Xiaomi: 14 Xiaomi, 13T Pro, 12.4-inch Pad 6S Pro
OPPO: Locate X7; OnePlus: OnePlus 12, OnePlus Open
Vivo: Vivo X100
Nothing: Nothing iQOO: iQOO 12 Telephone 2a
Realme: 12 Pro+ 5G Realme
Lenovo: Lenovo Tab Extreme
Sharp: Aquos sense 8 Sharp
Device: Camon 30 Pro 5G device
To clarify, right now, I wouldn’t advise installing the Android 15 beta on a car that is used every day. Proceed with the installation if you have a secondary device and would want to test out all the newest features in Android 15. Just be aware that there are numerous issues with connectivity and the camera. You can download and flash the build onto your device by going to the links provided above for each manufacturer if you’re interested in installing the Android 15 beta.