Anyone with an eligible device can test the upcoming significant software update to Google's Android mobile operating system as Android 13 is already available as a public beta.
Google gave a preview of the upgrade and all of its new features at I/O 2022 in May, but Android 13 won't likely be officially released for Pixel phones and other devices until August. Don't worry if you're unclear about this. For your phone's brand, look below. You can use Android 13 in some way, whether it's the current beta or the impending stable release, if it's specified.
When is Android 13 going to be released?
According to Google's own schedule, Android 13 will roll out to eligible Google Pixel smartphones later this summer or in the early fall. In February, it made the Android 13 developer preview available for testing by developers, and in the spring, beta releases started. Now that the platform is expected to be stable, the full rollout for all qualified devices should start in August or September 2022.
The majority of recent Android smartphones as well as the most recent and upcoming Android smartphones will eventually support Android 13. Find out exactly what phone you have now to check if it will be supported.
When will Android 13 be released for your phone?
Will update this page with the most recent information as soon as the most well-known Android phone manufacturers make their plans public regarding when they intend to support and introduce Android 13 to their devices.
Google Pixel phones
- Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 6a, Pixel 5, Pixel 5a, Pixel 4, Pixel 4 XL, Pixel 4a, and Pixel 4a 5G are other examples.
The Pixel 3 series and earlier will all be excluded from the stable release of Android 13, with only more recent Pixels being eligible. The Pixel 4 and newer are compatible with the most recent public beta.
A OnePlus phone
A few non-Google phones, including the OnePlus 10 Pro, also support the latest Android 13 public beta. When it will support the stable release is not known at this time, according to OnePlus.
OnePlus phones
The Oppo Find X5 Pro is compatible with the most recent public beta of Android 13. Oppo has not specified a date for when it will support the stable release.
The Realme phones
The Realme GT 2 Pro is capable of running the latest Android 13 public beta. Realme has not specified a date for when it will support the stable release.
Xiaomi mobiles
On August 16, Xiaomi is rumored to release MIUI 14, which will be available on a variety of various Xiaomi-branded smartphones as well as Redmi and Poco models. Those are said to consist of:
- Xiaomi 12S series phones
- Xiaomi 12 series
- Xiaomi 11T and Mi 11 series
- Redmi K40, K30 series
- Redmi Note 11 and Redmi Note 10 series
Is that all?
Other phone brands will also receive support for the Android 13 public beta, according to Google, but manufacturers are not required to take part. According to reports, Samsung will introduce its own version of Android 13 One UI 5.0 beta in late July 2022, with compatibility for the Galaxy S22, S21, Galaxy Z Fold, and Galaxy Z Flip series.
