- Google, Samsung, Xiaomi, Motorola and other brands already have lists of devices compatible with Android 17.
- One UI 9, Samsung's layer based on Android 17, introduces visual, security, and connectivity improvements.
- Motorola expands Android 17 beta to new models, including the Razr series and Edge 70.
- The Galaxy S23 series receives its last major update with One UI 9, closing the support cycle.
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To clear up any doubts, we have compiled the latest information on la compatibilidad de Android 17 We'll cover the latest from major manufacturers, the new features of custom interfaces like One UI 9, and the beta programs already underway. We'll tell you all about it. Everything we know so far about Android 17 to be updated.
Mobile phones compatible with Android 17
The first to receive the update will be, as always, the Google PixelFrom the Pixel 6 onward, all models should update seamlessly, including the Pixel 9, Pixel 10 and their Pro, Fold, and A variants. Samsung also has a long list of devices that will receive Android 17 via One UI 9: from the Galaxy S26 series (which already comes with the beta) to the Galaxy S25, S24, S23, and mid-range models like the Galaxy A57, A56, A55, A54, A37, A36, A35, A34, A26, A25, A24, A17, A16, A15, and A07. The Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip foldables from the fifth generation onward are also included, as well as the Galaxy Tab S11, S10, S9, and Active 5 tablets.
Xiaomi, for its part, will update to Android 17 a wide range of devices, from the Xiaomi 13, 14, 15 and 17 to the Redmi Note 14, 15 and the POCO F6, F7, F8, X6, X7, X8 series, plus models from the M range. Android 17 arrives on Xiaomi devices with optimized integration across their interfaces. OPPO also joins the lineup with the Find X7, X8, X9, the Reno 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, and several models from the F and A series. Vivo will update the X100, X200, X300, the foldable X Fold, and the V40, V50, V60, V70, as well as the Y series. Motorola, realme, Nothing, OnePlus, and Honor complete the list with their respective latest models, such as the Motorola Razr 2025/2026, Edge 50/60/70, the realme GT 7/8, the Nothing Phone (2), (3), and (4), the OnePlus 11, 12, 13, 15, and the Honor 200, 300, 400, 600, and Magic series.
One UI 9: Samsung's layer based on Android 17
Samsung has launched the One UI 9 beta based on Android 17Initially released for the Galaxy S26 series, this version doesn't represent a radical change from One UI 8.5, but it does include numerous tweaks and improvements. Among the most notable new features are a lock screen with more widget options, a more advanced Now Brief, and security enhancements that allow, for example, granting an app permission only to read a specific contact. Multitasking has also been improved, allowing users to open any application in a floating bubble.
Visually, One UI 9 opts for elementos más redondeados y transparencias These features are reminiscent of a glass effect, and include tinted icons that adapt to the wallpaper. Connectivity also receives a boost with improved support for ultra-wideband (UWB) and satellite connections. Samsung has confirmed that the stable version of One UI 9 will arrive first on the Galaxy S26, likely between September and October, and will then be rolled out to the rest of the compatible models, including the Galaxy S25, S24, S23, foldable phones, and the A and M series and tablets.
Motorola accelerates with Android 17: beta and new models
Motorola has opened registration for the beta of Android 17 for a dozen new devices, expanding the initial list. Models now available for pre-order include the Motorola Razr 70 Plus (EMEA region), the Razr+ 2026, several variants of the Edge 70 (Pro, Plus, Neo), and the Moto G Power 2026/2025, Moto G 2026/2025, and Moto G Play 2026. Spaces are limited, so it's advisable to register as soon as possible through the official community forum.
The Android 17 beta on Motorola brings with it un rediseño del panel de controlThe new features include rounded cards for managing Wi-Fi, data, focus modes, and Dolby Atmos, as well as separate sliders for brightness and volume. Live Updates are also included, a dynamic island similar to Apple's that allows you to control apps like Spotify without leaving the current screen. App opening and closing animations are faster, and the network, signal strength, and battery icons have been redesigned. Motorola has confirmed that the stable version will arrive later, but the beta version already allows you to try out these new features.
The Galaxy S23's farewell: last major update
The Galaxy S23 series (S23, S23+, S23 Ultra and S23 FE) is in its último gran ciclo de actualizacionesLaunched in 2023 with Android 13 and One UI 5.1, these devices will receive One UI 9 based on Android 17 as their fourth and final major update, thus fulfilling the promise of four generations of support. From then on, they will only receive security patches for one more year, until January 2028. This contrasts with the S24 series, which enjoys seven years of updates thanks to Samsung's new policy.
For Galaxy S23 users, this means that One UI 9 será la última gran novedad They will receive the update, but the phone will remain perfectly usable with banking and other essential apps running smoothly. Samsung has already included the S23 series on the list of devices that will receive One UI 9, although the exact date will depend on the model and region. The update is expected to arrive after the Galaxy S26 receives it, likely in late 2026.
In short, Android 17 is shaping up to be a robust update that will reach a wide variety of devices from all brands. Google Pixel phones will be the first, closely followed by Samsung with One UI 9 and Motorola with its beta. The Galaxy S23 will not receive major updates, but it still has a year of security patches. If your phone appears on any of the lists, you just have to wait for the manufacturer to activate the rollout in your region.
