Oppo has officially released ColorOS 17, its Android 17 update, to global markets. The update emphasizes smooth performance and integrates artificial intelligence features.
Key AI additions include "AI Mind Pilot" and "AI Photo Agent." The update also introduces "Flow" design elements, described as a "Liquid Glass copy," with a "Luminous Rendering Engine" that powers animations responsive to touch. Oppo states that ColorOS 17 offers 55% more stable app launches and 25% better app retention in memory.
OnePlus devices will also receive the Android 17 update, but it will be delivered as Oppo's ColorOS 17, replacing OxygenOS. This change follows OnePlus's withdrawal from the global market in July, though the company committed to continued software support for existing devices.
The transition to ColorOS for OnePlus devices is scheduled to begin later this month. Differences between OxygenOS and ColorOS have become minimal over time, as Oppo's software styling had already influenced OnePlus's experience.
OnePlus has provided a schedule for the ColorOS and Android 17 rollout. The first devices to receive the update on October 29 are the OnePlus 15 and OnePlus Pad 4.
The following day, October 30, the OnePlus 15R and OnePlus 13 series are slated for updates. The rollout will continue through the first quarter of 2027, with devices such as the OnePlus Open and OnePlus 12 also scheduled to receive ColorOS 17.
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