Nhiều điện thoại Vivo và iQOO sẽ không nhận được cập nhật Android 17

Now that Google has shipped the stable Android 17 to eligible Pixel devices, other Android brands won’t take long to start rolling it out to their devices. For Vivo phones, the Android 17 update will come with a new OriginOS 7 custom skin, offering additional features, visual refinements, and upgrades. Unfortunately, many Vivo phones will miss out on this major upgrade. This includes many premium phones from the Vivo X series, iQOO’s flagship lineup, as well as a lot of mid-range phones from the V series, T series, Y series, and iQOO’s Z series. Check the list below to see if your device has reached the end of its OS update lifecycle. These Vivo and iQOO phones are not eligible for Android 17 (OriginOS 7) update All the devices listed below have already received all major OS updates promised by the brand and are therefore not eligible for any future OS updates, including Android 17. To keep the list short and relevant, we’ve only included Vivo and iQOO devices that received the Android 16 update but are ineligible for Android 17. Vivo devices that won’t get the Android 17 update Vivo X series Vivo X Fold 2 Vivo X90 Vivo X90 Pro Vivo X90 Pro+ Vivo X90s Vivo V series Vivo V30 Vivo V30e Vivo V30 Pro Vivo V30 SE Vivo V30 Lite 4G Vivo T series Vivo T3 Vivo T3 Pro Vivo T3 Ultra Vivo T3 Lite Vivo T3x Vivo Y series Vivo Y300 Vivo Y300 Plus Vivo Y300 Pro Vivo Y200 4G Vivo Y200+ Vivo Y200e Vivo Y200 Pro Vivo Y200 GT Vivo Y200i Vivo Y200t Vivo Y100 4G iQOO devices that won’t get the Android 17 update iQOO number series iQOO 11 iQOO 11 Pro iQOO Z series iQOO Z9 iQOO Z9x iQOO Z9 Lite iQOO Z9s iQOO Z9s Pro We’ve prepared the list based on the current software update policy, and therefore, it should be mostly accurate. That means if your device is on the list, it is unlikely to receive the Android 17 update. There are still many Vivo and iQOO phones without an update policy. It’s difficult to predict if they will be upgraded to the new OS. So, there could be more devices that won’t receive the update. Vivo is expected to launch OriginOS 7 globally in October, with the stable rollout likely to begin in November. This major build is expected to feature deeper AI integration, enhanced user customization, new features, and a bunch of under-the-hood changes to improve the performance and software stability. So, there’s a lot to look forward to. If your device isn’t eligible for OriginOS 7, it’s worth upgrading to new hardware. You can upgrade to newer models like the Vivo X300 or iQOO 15 that promise up to 5 major Android OS updates. We’ll keep you updated with the latest details in our Vivo section . You can visit the page regularly for fresh updates. Or, you can follow our Telegram channel to receive instant alerts. The post Vivo, iQOO devices that won’t receive Android 17 (OriginOS 7) update appeared first on Gizmochina .