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Original story (published on June 22, 2020) follows:

Google surprised many when it announced a total of 23 smartphones to participate in the Android Q beta testing exercise back in 2019. Among these phones was the OPPO Reno, the only one from the Chinese company that took part in the program.

Other Chinese vendors like Vivo and Xiaomi had multiple devices in the program, a book the BBK Electronics company seems to have borrowed a page from with respect to the latest Android R beta testing program.

Just so you know, Android R is the internal codename for the upcoming Android 11 OS. Google released the first public beta this month and so far, several vendors have already announced devices that will be participating in the beta testing exercise.

The likes of Xiaomi Mi 10/Mi 10 Pro, Vivo NEX 3S, Vivo iQOO 3 (4G/5G), and OnePlus 8/Pro already received their Android 11 beta treats while the Realme X50 Pro gets it next month.

OPPO, on the other hand, had promised to push the update to Android 11 beta to owners of the Find X2 and Find X2 Pro soon. At the time, there was no date, but now we have one. And it’s today.

The OPPO Find X2 and Find X2 Pro Android 11 beta update is up for grabs as I write this. The software, as expected, is available in a limited capacity for models CPH2023 and CPH2025 of the duo, respectively.

This version, which has ColorOS 7.2 on top, is meant for app developers and not for daily use, so keep that in mind before attempting to install the firmware below on your phone.

  • Device: OPPO Find X2/Find X2 Pro
  • Channel: China Beta
  • Version: Beta 1
  • Android: 11
  • Type: Recovery
  • Download: Find X2 ROM
  • Download: Find X2 Pro ROM

Below is a quick guide of how to install Android 11 beta update on the OPPO Find X2 or Find X2 Pro handset.

  • Type: Recovery

  • Download: Find X2 ROM

  • Download: Find X2 Pro ROM

  • Download: Find X2 ROM

  • Download: Find X2 Pro ROM

Since this is unfinished software, beware of the following bugs as identified by OPPO:

In the event that you feel the new Android 11 experience isn’t what you expected, there is room to roll back to the previous Android 10 ROM that worked fine. The rollback ROM link for the Find X2 is here while the Find X2 Pro is here.

Once you have the right download file with you, follow the steps below to roll back to ColorOS 7 based on Android 10.

It remains to be seen whether the stable update will arrive with ColorOS 7.2 or ColorOS 8. Meanwhile, check out if your OPPO device stands a chance of getting an official Android 11 update.

Update 1 (August 24)

Oppo has confirmed that the Android 11 update alongside ColorOS 7.2 will be released in the near further for the Oppo Find X2. But unfortunately, the company has not shared any details surrounding the ETA for the rollout. Head here for more details.

Update 2 (September 04)

IST: 06:25 pm: Oppo has now announced that the Android 11 beta recruitment for the Oppo Find X2, Find X2 Pro, Reno3, and Reno3 Pro will kick-start from September 7. The company has not shared any more details at the moment. Head here to read the full story.

Update 3 (September 08)

IST: 02:22 pm: Oppo has kick-started the recruitment for the Android 11 beta for the Oppo Find X2 and Oppo Find X2 Pro in India, Indonesia and Thailand. The company has set a 2000 user quota for this update. For more details, head here.

Update 4 (November 03)

IST: 03:31 pm: The stable Android 11 update for the Oppo Find X2 and Find X2 Pro is reportedly rolling out now. The stable builds are currently only available for those who registered for the beta program.

It is live as version CPH2023_11_C.05 for the Find X2 and as version CPH2025_11_C.05 for the Find X2 Pro. We expect a wider rollout to begin shortly. We’ve added the alleged changelog below”

Update 5 (November 12)

IST: 11:18 pm: Oppo Find X2 users in India are also reporting that they are beginning to receive the Android 11-based ColorOS 11 update on their devices as version C.06. We’ve added a screenshot of the update below:

IST: 06:55 pm: As it turns out, Oppo has announced that the stable ColorOS 11 update is indeed live in India as well as Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, Cambodia, India, Pakistan, Egypt, and Vietnam for the Find X2 Series.

Further, the Oppo F17 Pro has also bagged the ColorOS 11 update in India.

Update 6 (January 22)

IST 10:32 am: Oppo support’s Twitter handle in response to a user query goes on to acknowledge that the company has rolled out Android 11-based ColorOS 11 to the Oppo Find X2 Pro in Singapore.

Update 7 (January 28)

IST 11:32 am: Users of the Oppo Find X2 Pro in the UK are reporting receiving an update that brought Android 11-based ColorOS 11 to their units.

Update 8 (February 03)

IST 10:32 am: Reports now indicate that users of the Oppo Find X2 Pro in Germany are getting the stable update to Android 11-based ColorOS 11. More on that here.

Update 9 (February 10)

A new ColorOS 11 update is live for the Find X2 Pro in Spain and Australia, tagging along the latest Android 11 OS.

Update 10 (February 23)

IST 12:24 pm: Oppo, through its official ColorOS Global Twitter handle has just confirmed that the OEM is rolling out the Android 11-based ColorOS 11 update to users of the Oppo Find X2 Pro in France.

Update 11 (March 1)

IST 10:24 am: New reports now suggest that the ColorOS 11 update for the Oppo Find X2 Pro broke support for Android Auto. More on that here.

Update 12 (July 09)

IST 11:24 am: Now it is coming to light that the Oppo team has finally addressed the Android Auto issue.

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