Update: Many phone companies have reached out to TechRadar to let us know that their phones support the Android Q beta, so the list of compatible phones is constantly growing. We've been updating this list with new phones every time we find out they support the Android Q beta.
Google's next version of its mobile software is now available to a whole host of smartphones in beta form.
In fact, 21 phones are now eligible for the Android Q beta install, but be warned, as this is a 'beta' version of the software it's likely to include bugs, missing features and it could potentially negatively impact the performance and battery life of your handset.
So you'll want to really consider whether or not you want to take the leap, or wait for Android Q's official launch later this year, when Google will release the final, stable build of the software.
If you do want to jump in right now and check out some of the new features the Android Q beta has to offer - or perhaps you're a developer looking to get their apps ready for the next iteration - you'll need a compatible phone.
The good news is the Android Q beta supports the widest number of devices ever for an Android beta release, so it's now easier than ever to get to grips with the work-in-progress software.
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Android Q beta compatible phones
The Android Q beta has been available to download on the following smartphones since March 13, 2019.
The Android Q beta has been available to download on the following smartphones since May 7, 2019.
- Asus Zenfone 5Z
- Essential Phone
- Google Pixel 3a
- Google Pixel 3a XL
- Huawei Mate 20 Pro
- LG G8
- Nokia 8.1
- OnePlus 6
- OnePlus 6T
- Oppo Reno
- Realme 3 Pro
- Sony Xperia XZ3
- Techno Spark 3 Pro
- Vivo X27
- Vivo Nex S
- Vivo Nex A
- Xiaomi Mi 9
- Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 5G
- Google Pixel 3a
- Google Pixel 3a XL
