Google is set to release Android 15 soon, bringing new features and improvements to compatible devices. But which phones will receive the update, and when can users expect it? Let's break down the Android 15 rollout plans for major manufacturers.
Pixel Phones Lead the Pack
As expected, Google's Pixel devices will be first in line for Android 15:
- Pixel 6 series and newer will receive the update
- Stable release likely in mid-October
- Beta versions already available for testing
Notably, this will be the final major update for the Pixel 6 line.
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| Android 15 logo displayed on a Google Pixel device, emphasizing the first rollout for Pixel Phones |
Samsung's Extensive Update List
Samsung plans to update a wide range of devices to Android 15, including:
- Galaxy S21 series and newer
- Recent Galaxy A, M, and F series models
- Galaxy Z Fold/Flip devices from the 3rd generation onward
The Korean giant typically begins its rollout a few months after Google, with flagships receiving priority.
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| Galaxy S24 Ultra among other premium Android devices, highlighting Samsung's extensive update plans for Android 15 |
Other Manufacturers' Plans
- OnePlus: 10 series and newer, though exact timing remains uncertain
- OPPO: Find X5 and newer models, likely in early 2025
- Vivo: X80 series and newer, alongside select V series devices
- Honor: Magic 5 series and newer, expected in Q1 2025
- ASUS: Limited to ROG Phone 7/8 and Zenfone 10/11 Ultra
- Nothing: All current devices (Phone 1, 2, 2a) will receive the update
- Xiaomi: 12 series and newer, though historically slow with updates
- Motorola: Edge series and select mid-range models
Key Takeaways
- Google Pixel devices will receive Android 15 first, likely in October
- Most flagship phones from the past 1-2 years will eventually get the update
- Mid-range and budget devices may face longer waits or be excluded
- Update timelines vary significantly between manufacturers
As always, specific update schedules are subject to change. Users eager to try Android 15 can check if their device is eligible for beta testing programs offered by some manufacturers.