OnePlus has started pushing stable Android 17 updates to the OnePlus 15 and the OnePlus Pad 4, according to 9to5Google. This rollout marks the formal end of OxygenOS, the custom interface OnePlus has used for years, and its replacement by ColorOS 17, the global-optimized version of Oppo's software.
The update, first reported in India, has been in beta testing for some time. Its stable release signals the beginning of a permanent switch for OnePlus devices from OxygenOS to ColorOS, a transition announced earlier when the company scaled back most of its global operations.
OnePlus Android 17 rollout details
The stable update, branded as ColorOS 17 based on Android 17, is rolling out first in India. OnePlus has described the new software as bringing "a new wave of smarter experiences, smoother interactions, and more ways to make your phone work around you," with a central theme of integrating AI into everyday tasks.
While the OnePlus 15 and Pad 4 are the only devices in the first wave, the company's timeline shows the next phase beginning October 30 with the OnePlus 13. Other last-generation flagships and several Nord models are also confirmed to receive the update, though no specific dates have been shared for those devices yet.
- The first wave of the stable Android 17 rollout includes only the OnePlus 15 and OnePlus Pad 4.
- The OnePlus 13 is scheduled for the next wave, starting October 30.
- The update is initially rolling out in India and is expected to expand to other regions soon.
- ColorOS 17 is built on Android 17 and emphasizes AI-driven features under the tagline "Flow with AI, Flow Everywhere."
