Android 11: Everything We Know So Far

After the Android 9 Pie launch, Google announced they would follow a numerical order for their future OS versions. So, after 2019’s Android 10, we are here to give you an insight into the Android 11. Recently, Google has launched its Android 11 operating system. As per Google’s yearly routine, we got a developer version and a beta version of the OS in February and June, respectively. Although Google delayed its beta release, we have got Android 11 with stable builds as per their timeline. Now, let’s discuss how many new changes Android 11 brings. Also, find out when OEMs will release Android 11 to their device.

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Asus

• Asus Zenfone 7 Pro select users are getting Android 11 beta updates with version 30.04.31.30.
• [Recruitment Begins] Asus Zenfone 7 (ZS670KS) and Zenfone 7 Pro (ZS671KS) users can now participate in the Android 11 beta program from September 23 to October 5 (CST time).
• [Closed Beta] Asus has released the beta version of Android 11 with ZenUI for Zenfone 6 users.

Samsung

• Samsung has announced its Android 11-based One UI 3.0 developer beta program for Galaxy S20, S20+, and S20 Ultra users in South Korea and the US.
• Samsung Galaxy S20/ S20 Plus/ S20 Ultra stable Android 11 is now available in Europe, the UK, the U.S., Korea, India, and UAE.
• Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite (Global & US) has started getting stable Android 11.
• Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G Android 11 released in Switzerland.
• Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra users of AT&T, Verizon, and Xfinity are getting the latest stable update.
• Samsung Galaxy S20 FE Android 11 released in Russia.

Xiaomi

• Xiaomi has released Android 11 to the Mi 10, Mi 10 Pro, and Poco F2 Pro in several regions, including Europe.
• Redmi K30 Pro and K30 Pro Zoom users are also getting the Android 11 update in China.
• Redmi Note 9S/Note 9 Pro (India) and Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite (Global) users have received the Android 11 stable update.

Oppo

• Oppo Find X2, Find X2 Pro, Ace2, Reno3, Reno3 Pro, Ace2 EVA Limited Edition, F17 Pro, and Reno4 5G users in the select region have got the latest ColorOS 11 update.
• Oppo Find X2, Find X2 Pro, and Find X2 Pro Automobili Lamborghini Edition users receive the Android 11 update based on ColorOS 11 beta under the Closed Beta program.
• Oppo Reno 3 4G, Reno 3 Pro 4G, and F17 Pro users will get the same update from September 30, 2020.

OnePlus

• Stable OxygenOS 11 (Android 11) update for OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro is now live.

Realme

• Android 11 based on Realme UI 2.0 for Realme X50 Pro users is now available. The Open Beta was released in October 2020.

Vivo

• Vivo Nex 3S 5G and iQOO 3 4G/5G users are now reportedly getting Funtouch OS 11 beta based on Android 11.

Google

• Android 11 stable is now pushing out to Pixel 2/2 XL, Pixel 3/3 XL, Pixel 3a/3a XL, Pixel 4/4 XL and Pixel 4a.

When will Android 11 be released?

The stable Android 11 was announced officially on September 8, 2020. Currently, Android 11 is rolling out to all eligible Pixel phones along with select Xiaomi, Oppo, OnePlus, and Realme phones.

Android 11 Builds	Release Timeline
Developer Preview 1	February 19, 2020
Developer Preview 2	March 18, 2020
Developer Preview 3	April 23, 2020
Developer Preview 4	May 6, 2020
Beta 1	June 2020
Beta 2	July 2020
Beta 3	August 2020
Final Build	September 8, 2020

The “Beta Launch Show” event, which was set to take place on June 3, has been canceled due to protests in the US over the killing of George Floyd. Google confirmed that they will unveil the Android 11 beta at that event. But, Google had postponed the June 3rd event. On June 10, Google launched Android 11 beta through short-form videos and web pages. Finally, after a few months of beta testing, Android 11 stable arrived on September 8.

Beta Builds

The first Android 11 beta was rolled out in June 2020, followed by the second beta in July 2020. The third beta update was released in August 2020.

The pixel devices are always the first ones to come with the official Android updates, following which other brands start rolling out Android for their devices. Initially, it was available for Google’s Pixel 2, 2 XL, 3, 3 XL, 3a, 3a XL, 4, and 4 XL devices. Now, other OEMs such as OnePlus, iQOO, Realme, Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo, and Sharp have also released beta builds on their flagship devices.

Gradually, it will be distributed for any manufacturer to use and provide software updates to all the other latest smartphones.

Developer Preview

Google released the first developer preview on February 19, 2020, the second developer preview on March 18, 2020, and the third developer preview on April 23, 2020. The company started rolling out the fourth Developer Preview for Android 11 in May 2020. If you were already running Developer Preview on your device, then you got the OTA update easily.

The second Preview update brought Improved Call screening service, Hinge angle for foldable devices, Scoped storage updates, Support for Variable refresh rate, Synchronized IME transitions, and more. The third preview update arrived with a build number of RPP3.200230.017, an April 2020 security patch, and Google Play Services 20.12.14. It also included several new features, productivity improvements, and bug fixes. In Preview 4, we saw an incremental update for stability and performance.

The OS Preview was available on Google Pixel 4 / 4XL, Pixel 3a / 3a XL, Pixel 3 / 3 XL, and Pixel 2 / 2 XL. If you had a Pixel device, then you were able to download the Developer Preview system image and flash it to your device.

It was easy to install this developer version of Android, but it was extremely buggy for normal use. This build was intended specifically for developers.

Here is a list of all Android 11 features

• Mute notifications during the recording
• Improved touch sensitivity
• Native screen recording
• Scrolling screenshots
• Back gesture tweaking
• Improved support for curved displays
• Airplane mode won’t turn off Bluetooth
• Share menu App pinning
• Improved notification shade conversations
• Chat bubbles
• Dark mode scheduling
• One time permissions
• Scoped storage
• Better handling of older notifications
• Project mainline enhancements
• Reverse charging
• Motion controls for certain phones

Mute notifications during recording:

It is pretty annoying when you are trying to make an awesome video of the scenery around you, or you want to capture a family moment, and a notification pops up. Now, with Android 11, you will have uninterrupted video recording with all notifications turned to mute during recording.

Improved touch sensitivity:

This is something that many of us will appreciate. No matter how much stronger the glass is on the phone, we always end up applying tempered glass to make sure the real glass is never damaged. Sometimes, with average-quality tempered glasses, we face issues of missed swipes and touches, but not anymore. Google will incorporate better touch sensitivity on the software side, which will result in flawless touches all the time, even if one has tempered glass installed on to the device.

Native screen recording:

Screen recording is something Android users have always wished for, and here it is finally. We heard rumors about it making it to Android 10, but it failed to do so as it was not yet ready. But with Android 11, that’s a new feature we will definitely have. We will no longer need any additional apps to record our screens.

Scrolling screenshots:

We will finally see scrolling screenshot support in Android with the 11th version. This is easily one of the most anticipated features for Android users.

Back gesture tweaking:

With gestures controlling movements in Android 10, users faced the issue of listing out certain app menus when they tried to go back. But with Android, we will see sliders that will allow the user to control the sensitivity of the back gesture. There will be two sliders, one for the left-hand side of the screen and one for the right.

Improved support for curved displays:

Curved displays surely make the device appealing, but with curved displays, one can face quite some issues with accidental touches. Now and then, unintentional touches end up ruining the experience. But now, in Android 11, Google has developed a new API. This will allow developers to specify the screen area for interaction.

Airplane mode won’t turn off Bluetooth:

In previous Android versions, we had Bluetooth killed off when Airplane mode was turned on. Then we had to turn Bluetooth on the back again. This is an issue, especially considering how popular Bluetooth earphones have been in recent times. So now, even when someone toggles on the Airplane mode, the Bluetooth won’t get turned off and keep functioning perfectly.

Share menu App pinning:

There was a feature in Android before that lets users pin their most frequently used apps in the share menu. It was removed, but now we have it back on Android 11.

Improved notification shade conversations:

When a new notification pops up, specifically speaking a text, you have the latest one on top, and you can pull it down to tap in the reply. With Android 11, youcano do way more than just opening up the topmost latest text to reply. One will even be able to send picture messages right from the notification tab.

Chat bubbles:

Google had this feature for the Android 10, but not many developers or OEMs adopted it. They are not backing down, though, as this has been pushed out again as a stand-out feature of Android 11 so that the OEMs can take a second look at it and implement it further in their Android skins.

Dark mode scheduling:

We will see a dynamic system-wide dark mode in Android 11. This will change the setting on the device between dark mode and normal mode depending upon the time of use, that is, depending on the fact as to whether it is day, night, or evening time. This came in from Google as a response after other OEMs had already made this feature available in previous Android-skinned versions.

One-time permissions:

Previously, on Android 10, we had the feature to allow permission to access location, camera, or microphone data only while the app was open. But with Android 11, we will have a one-time permission setting that will enable usage permission only for a single time.

Scoped storage:

Apps will now access only certain parts of your filesystem, better protecting a user’s private data. This will basically “silo” apps for data protection. This has already caused a stir in the development society. Google has announced that they won’t release this feature in the stable if there are any issues regarding security and access.

Better handling of older notifications:

Presently stable Android versions don’t make it easy to access older notifications once they have been swiped off, even sometimes by mistake. But with Android 11, we will have a separate setting with the name “Notification history” that will keep all the information about the older notifications and even new notifications.

Project mainline enhancements:

Android 10 meant users could download Android update parts directly from the Play Store. This will receive an improvement with even more Android parts being pushed out through the Play Store. This will result in fewer OTA updates. This might just be the tip of the iceberg though, and we will probably see more features making it to the stable version.

Reverse charging:

In Android 11, we will see an option to share battery, which means that future Pixel devices will come with reverse wireless charging, and Pixel 5 will likely be the first one among them.

Motion controls for certain phones:

The Pixel 4 comes with sensors that track air movement. And now, we will finally see updates from Android that will make complete use of this future hardware. Pixel 4 users with Android 11 will be able to interact with apps without really touching the screen if the bugs don’t cause any major issues here.

Note: These features are collected from the developer build and might change in the stable version. Also, many other new features will likely make their way into stable Android 11 too. So, we recommend you read the official Android blog for the final Android 11 features.

List of phones eligible for Android 11 update

Brand	Eligible Phones
Google	Google Pixel 4/ 4 XL Google Pixel 3/ 3 XL Google Pixel 3a/ 3a XL Google Pixel 2/2 XL Google Pixel 4a
Xiaomi	Xiaomi Mi Note 10/ 10 Pro Xiaomi Mi 10/ 10 Pro Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite/ Youth Edition Redmi K30 Redmi K30 Pro/ Zoom Redmi 10X 4G Redmi 10X 5G Redmi 10X Pro 5G Redmi K30i 5G Redmi K30 Racing Edition Redmi 9 Redmi Note 9 Redmi Note 9S Redmi Note 9 Pro Redmi Note 9 Pro Max Redmi K20 Redmi K20 Pro/ Premium Redmi Note 8 Pro Xiaomi Mi 9 SE Xiaomi Mi 9 Explorer/ Transparent Edition Xiaomi Mi 9T Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro Xiaomi Mi 9 Pro 5G Xiaomi Mi 9 Lite Xiaomi Mi 9 Xiaomi Mi A3 Xiaomi Mi MIX 3 Xiaomi Mi MIX 3 5G Xiaomi Black Shark 3 Xiaomi Black Shark 3 Pro Black Shark 3S Xiaomi Mi CC9 Xiaomi Mi CC9e Xiaomi Mi CC9 Pro Redmi 9A Redmi 9C Redmi K30 Ultra Mi 10 Ultra Redmi 9 (India) Redmi 9 Prime Redmi 9i
Huawei	Huawei Enjoy Z 5G Huawei Mate 30/ 30 Pro Huawei Mate 30 RS Porsche design Huawei Mate 20/ 20 Pro Huawei Mate 20 X (5G/ 4G) Huawei Mate 20 Porsche RS Huawei Mate X Huawei P40 Pro/ P40 Pro+ Huawei P40/ P40 Lite Huawei P30/ P30 Pro Huawei Nova 6/ 6 5G Huawei Nova 5T Huawei Nova 5/ 5 Pro Huawei Nova 5Z Huawei Nova 5i/ 5i Pro Huawei Nova 7/ 7 Pro/ 7 SE Huawei Enjoy 10/ 10S/ 10 Plus Huawei MatePad Huawei MediaPad M6 Huawei Enjoy 20 Pro Huawei P Smart S Huawei Y8p Huawei Enjoy 20 5G Huawei Enjoy 20 Plus 5G Huawei Y9a
Honor	Honor 30 Honor 30 Pro Honor 30 Pro+ Honor 30s Honor X10 5G Honor 9A/ 9C/ 9S Honor V6 Honor V30 Pro/ View 30 Pro Honor V30/ View 30 Honor V20/ View 20 Honor 20 Honor 20 Pro Honor 20 Youth Edition Honor 20S Honor 9X Honor 9X Lite Honor 9X Pro Honor X10 5G Honor 30 Youth/ Lite Honor Play 4 Honor Play4 Pro Honor Play 4T Pro Honor Play 4T Honor X10 Max 5G
OnePlus	OnePlus 8 OnePlus 8 Pro OnePlus 7 OnePlus 7 Pro OnePlus 7T OnePlus 7T Pro OnePlus 6 OnePlus 6T OnePlus Nord 5G
Realme	Realme X3 SuperZoom Realme 6S Realme X50 Pro Player Realme Narzo 10 Realme Narzo 10A Realme X50 Pro 5G Realme X50 5G Realme X50m 5G Realme 3 Pro Realme 5 Pro Realme 6 Pro Realme 6 Realme 6i Realme C3 Realme X2 Realme C11 Realme X3 Realme C3i Realme 6i (India) Realme C15 Realme V5 5G Realme C12 Realme V3 Realme X7 Realme X7 Pro Realme 7 Realme 7 Pro Realme 7i Realme C17 Realme Narzo 20A Realme Narzo 20 Realme Narzo 20 Pro
Oppo	Oppo Ace2 OPPO Find X2/ Find X2 Pro Oppo Find X2 Lite/ Find X2 Neo Oppo F11/ F11 Pro Oppo F15 Oppo Reno3 Pro (5G) Oppo Reno3 (5G) Oppo Reno3 Youth Oppo Reno2/ Reno2 F/ Reno2 Z Oppo Reno Ace Oppo K5 Oppo A9 2020 Oppo A9x Oppo A92 Oppo A92s Oppo A52 Oppo A72 Oppo Reno4 Pro 5G Oppo Reno4 5G Oppo A92 Oppo K7 5G Oppo A53 Oppo F17 Oppo F17 Pro Oppo Reno Z Oppo Reno (5G) Oppo Reno 10x zoom Oppo A5 2020 Oppo Reno 4 SE
Vivo	Vivo S6 5G Vivo Z6 5G Vivo iQOO Z1 Vivo X50 Lite Vivo Y70s Vivo NEX 3S 5G Vivo NEX 3 5G Vivo NEX 3 Vivo V19 Vivo Y50 Vivo Y30 Vivo iQOO Vivo iQOO Neo Vivo iQOO Neo 855 Vivo iQOO Pro Vivo iQOO Pro 5G Vivo iQOO Neo3 5G Vivo iQOO 3 5G Vivo NEX Dual Display Vivo iQOO Neo 855 Racing iQOO Neo 855+ iQOO Neo 855 Plus iQOO Neo 855s Vivo iQOO Z1x Vivo V19 Neo Vivo Z5x 2020 Vivo X50 Pro+ Vivo X50 Pro Vivo X50 Vivo Y51s iQOO U1 Vivo S7 5G iQOO 5 5G iQOO 5 Pro 5G Vivo Y20i Vivo Y20i Vivo Y51 Vivo V20 Pro
Nokia	Nokia 1.3 Nokia 2.3 Nokia 2.2 Nokia 9 PureView Nokia 3.1 A (AT&T) Nokia 3.1 C (Cricket) Nokia 8.1 Nokia 7.2 Nokia 6.2 Nokia 4.2 Nokia 3.2 Nokia 8.3 5G Nokia 5.3 Nokia C5 Endi Nokia C3
Asus	Asus 6z Asus Zenfone 6 Asus ROG Phone 2 Asus ROG Phone 3 ROG Phone 3 Strix Asus Zenfone 7 Asus Zenfone 7 Pro
Sony	Sony Xperia 1 Sony Xperia 5 Sony Xperia 1 II Sony Xperia 10 II Sony Xperia 10 Sony Xperia 10 Plus Sony Xperia 5 II
Samsung	Samsung Galaxy S10/ S10e Galaxy S10 Plus Samsung Galaxy S10 5G Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite Samsung Galaxy S20/ S20+ Galaxy S20 Ultra (5G) Galaxy Note 10/ Note 10+ Galaxy Note 10 5G Galaxy Note 10 Lite Galaxy Z Flip (5G) Galaxy Fold (5G) Samsung Galaxy A01 Samsung Galaxy A11 Samsung Galaxy A20s Samsung Galaxy A21 Samsung Galaxy A21s Samsung Galaxy A30 Samsung Galaxy A30s Samsung Galaxy A31 Samsung Galaxy A40 Samsung Galaxy A41 Samsung Galaxy A50 Samsung Galaxy A50s Galaxy A51/ A51 5G Samsung Galaxy A70 Galaxy A71/ A71 5G Samsung Galaxy A80 Samsung Galaxy A8s Samsung Galaxy A90 5G Samsung Galaxy M30s Samsung Galaxy M31 Samsung Galaxy M31s Samsung Galaxy M21 Samsung Galaxy M11 Samsung Galaxy M40 Galaxy Xcover 4s Galaxy Xcover Field Pro Galaxy Xcover Pro Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2019) Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2019) Galaxy Tab A 8.0 S Pen (2019) Galaxy Tab Active Pro (2019) Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e Galaxy Tab S6 (5G) Samsung Galaxy M01 Samsung Galaxy M01s Galaxy Tab S6 Lite Galaxy Z Fold 2 Galaxy Note 20 (5G/4G) Galaxy Note 20 Ultra (5G/4G) Galaxy Tab S7/ S7+ Galaxy M10s Galaxy A20 Galaxy A20e Galaxy M51 Galaxy Tab A7 10.4 (2020) Galaxy A42 5G Galaxy S20 FE (4G/5G)
Motorola	Moto G Pro Moto Edge Moto Edge+ Motorola Moto G Stylus Motorola Moto G Power Motorola Moto Razr 2019 Motorola One Hyper Motorola One Action Motorola One Vision Motorola Moto Z4 Motorola Moto G8 Motorola Moto G8 Plus Motorola Moto G8 Power Moto G 5G Plus Motorola One Fusion Motorola One Fusion+ Moto G Fast Moto E (2020) Moto G9 Moto G9 Play Motorola One 5G Moto G9 Plus
Essential	Essential Phone (PH-1)
LG	LG V50 ThinQ LG V50S ThinQ LG V60 ThinQ LG G8S ThinQ LG G8 ThinQ LG G8X Thinq LG Velvet LG V60 ThinQ 5G LG V60 ThinQ 5G UW LG Velvet 5G LG Velvet 5G UW LG Q92 5G
Poco	Poco X2 Poco F2 Pro Poco M2 Pro Poco X3 NFC Poco M2 Poco X3

Note: The above list is not official. The list is prepared based on the company’s software update policy and previous track records. We will keep an eye on the official announcement and update the list. However, you can rest assured that the devices included in the Eligible column have a high chance of tasting the Android 11 update. Additionally, we have compiled an unofficial list(below) of devices that may not be eligible for the next OS upgrade.

These devices may not receive Android 11

Brand	Not Eligible
Google	Google Pixel XL Google Pixel C
Xiaomi	Xiaomi Mi Mix 2S Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro Xiaomi Mi 8 Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite Xiaomi Mi A2 Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite Redmi 8/ Redmi 8A/ 8A Dual Redmi Note 7 Redmi Note 7 Pro Xiaomi Redmi Note 7S Redmi Note 8 Redmi Note 8T Xiaomi Mi Play Xiaomi Black Shark Xiaomi Black Shark 2 Xiaomi Black Shark 2 Pro Xiaomi Mi 8 Explorer Redmi Y3/ Y2/ Y1/ Y1 Lite Redmi 7/ 7A Redmi 6/ 6 Pro/ 6A Redmi Note 6 Pro Redmi Note 5/ 5 Pro Redmi 5/ 5A Redmi 4/ Note 4 Mi 6 Mi 6X
Huawei	Huawei Mate 10/ Mate 10 Pro Huawei Mate 10 Lite Huawei Mate 10 RS Porsche Design Huawei P20/ P20 Pro Huawei P Smart 2019 Huawei P smart 2020 Huawei P Smart Z Huawei Nova 4/ 4e Huawei Y9 Prime 2019 Huawei Y9 2019 Huawei Y7 Pro 2019 Huawei Y7 2019 Huawei Y7 Prime (2019) Huawei Y6 2019 Huawei Enjoy 9/ 9S/ 9e Huawei Maimang 8
Honor	HONOR View 10 HONOR 10/ 10 GT HONOR 10 Lite HONOR 10 Youth Edition HONOR Play HONOR Note 10 HONOR 8X/ 8X Max Honor 7X HONOR 8C HONOR Magic 2 HONOR 8A Honor 9N (9i)
OnePlus	OnePlus 5 OnePlus 5T OnePlus 3 OnePlus 3T
Realme	Realme 1 Realme 2 Realme 3 Realme 5 Realme 5i Realme 5s Realme C1 Realme C1(2019) Realme C2 Realme U1
Oppo	Oppo Find X Series OPPO A11 OPPO K3 Oppo Reno A Oppo A91 Oppo R17 Oppo RX17 Neo Oppo RX17 Pro Oppo R15 Oppo R15 Pro Oppo F9 Oppo F9 Pro Oppo F7 Oppo F7 128GB
Vivo	Vivo S1/ S1 Pro Vivo Z5/ Z5i/ Z5x Vivo X30/ X30 Pro Vivo X27/ X27 Pro Vivo U3 Vivo Y9s Vivo V17/ V17 Pro Vivo V15/ V15 Pro Vivo V11/ V11 Pro Vivo X23 Vivo X21s Vivo U20 Vivo U10 Vivo Z3/ Z3i
Nokia	Nokia 7.1 Nokia 7 Plus Nokia 6.1 Nokia 6.1 Plus Nokia 1 Plus Nokia 3.1 Nokia 3.1 Plus Nokia 5.1 Nokia 1 Nokia 5.1 Nokia 2.1
Asus	Aus ZenFone Max Pro M1 Asus ZenFone Max Pro M2 Asus ZenFone Live L2 Asus ZenFone Live L1 Asus Zenfone Max Plus M2 Aus Zenfone Max Shot Asus ZenFone 5Z Asus ZenFone 5
Sony	Xperia 10 Xperia 10 Plus Xperia 10 Xperia 10 Plus Xperia XZ2 Xperia XZ2 Compact Xperia XZ2 Premium Xperia XZ3 Xperia XZ2 Xperia XZ2 Compact Xperia XZ2 Premium
Samsung	Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Samsung Galaxy S9/ S9+ Samsung Galaxy A10 Samsung Galaxy A10e Samsung Galaxy A10s Samsung Galaxy A6/ A6+ Samsung Galaxy A60 Samsung Galaxy A6s Samsung Galaxy A7 Samsung Galaxy A8 Star Samsung Galaxy A8, A8+ Samsung Galaxy M10 Samsung Galaxy M20 Samsung Galaxy M30 Samsung Galaxy A9 Samsung Galaxy J7 (2018) Galaxy J7 Duo (2018) Galaxy J7 Prime 2 (2018) Samsung Galaxy J8 (2018) Galaxy Tab Advanced 2 (2018) Galaxy Tab S4 10.5 (2018) Samsung Galaxy J2 Core Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro Samsung Galaxy J3 Samsung Galaxy J4 Core Samsung Galaxy J4/ J4+ Samsung Galaxy J6/ J6+ Galaxy Tab A 10.5 (2018) Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2018)
Motorola	Motorola P30 Motorola One Power (P30 Note) Motorola One (P30 Play) Moto E5 Cruise Moto E5 Plus Moto X4 Moto G8 Play Moto G7 Moto G7 Play Moto G7 Plus Moto G6 Play Moto G7 Power Moto G6 Moto G6 Plus Moto E6 Moto E6 Play Moto E6 Plus Moto E5 Moto E5 Play Moto E5 Play Go Moto Z3 Moto Z3 Play
HTC	HTC U12+ HTC U19e HTC Desire 19s HTC Desire 19+ HTC Wildfire X HTC Wildfire R70 HTC U11 Life HTC U11 HTC U11+
LG	LG K20 LG K30 LG K50 LG K50S LG K51S LG K61 LG Q60 LG Q51 LG Q70 LG Q9 LG Stylo 6 LG Q61
Poco	Poco F1 Pocophone F1