In May 2021, these Oppo phones will receive the Android 11 (ColorOS 11) update

Oppo releases a new timeline for its newest skin, ColorOS 11, which is built on Android 11, once a month. In May 2021, these Oppo phones will receive the Android 11 update. A timetable for both beta and official version updates is included in the newer schedule. On the Oppo smartphones, the latest update should bring a slew of new features, enhancements, and bug fixes. The list of Oppo phones that will receive the Android 11 update in May 2021 can be found here.

Oppo is already testing its new skin on a variety of phones in various regions, including the Oppo Reno Z, Oppo A5 2020, Oppo A9 2020, Oppo A73 5G, and Oppo A53. The company is now preparing to release its new skin for the Oppo F17 in India, as well as the Oppo A53 in Thailand and Malaysia. These models will be updated on the 25th of May. The ColorOS 11 Beta Rollout plan can be found here in its entirety.

Android 11 is scheduled to be released in May 2021 (ColorOS 11 for Oppo)

• Reno Z (Saudi Arabia, the UAE)
• A5 2020 (India, Indonesia)
• A9 2020 (India, Indonesia)
• A73 5G (Australia, Saudi Arabia, the UAE)
• A53 (India, Indonesia)

From 25th May

• F17 (India), A73 (Thailand, Malaysia)

When it comes to the stable rollout, a number of Oppo phones will receive the ColorOS 11 update this month in various regions. The Oppo Reno Z will receive the latest update on May 11th, while the Oppo A5 2020, Oppo A9 2020, and Oppo A73 5G will receive it on May 26th. Here you can find all of the details about the deployment.

Stable Android 11 timeline for May 2021 (ColorOS 11 for Oppo)

Currently ongoing

• Find X2, Find X2 Pro, Find X2 Pro Automobili Lamborghini Edition, Find X2 Lite, Find X2 Neo, F17 Pro, Reno4 F, A93, Reno4 Pro 5G, Reno4 5G, Reno4 Pro 4G, Reno4 4G, Reno4 Z 5G, Reno4 Lite, Reno3 Pro 4G, Reno3 4G, Reno3 Pro 5G, Reno3 A, Reno 10x Zoom, Reno2 F, Reno2 Z, Reno2, A72, A92, A52, F11, F11 Pro, F11 Pro Marvels Avengers Limited Edition, A9, F15, A91

From 11th May

• Reno Z (Saudi Arabia, the UAE)

From 26th May

• A5 2020 (India, Indonesia), A9 2020 (India, Indonesia), A73 5G (Australia, Saudi Arabia, the UAE)

When it comes to functionality, the ColorOS 11 beta will include FlexDrop, Oppo Sans font, three-finger gesture to translate from Google Lens, Nearby Sharing, Super Power Saving Mode, and a slew of customizations to the Dark Mode, Always-On Display, Wallpapers, Ringtones, and Icons, to name a few. Not only that, but the update also includes a slew of Android 11’s core features.

If your smartphone is on the list for an upgrade this month, make sure you update it to the most recent software version available. Since the beta enrollment service is only open to users who are running the most recent software, only those who are running the most recent software are eligible.

Early access would be open to a limited number of users on a first-come, first-served basis, as is customary. So, if you’ve been granted access to the ColorOS 11 beta program and are excited to try out the new skin, here’s how to get started.

Open your Oppo smartphone’s Settings app, then go to Software Update > Settings icon > apply for the Trial Version > fill out the required details. That is everything there is to it.

Make a backup of essential data before upgrading your device with a special OTA. Also, make sure your battery is at least 50% charged. As I previously said, the update includes a range of useful features, improvements, and a monthly security update.