OPPO has announced the rollout schedule for ColorOS 7, and it begins in four days. Starting November 25, a handful of OPPO Reno models are first to be getting the software update based on Android 10.

The rollout is touted as the biggest in the company’s history with former OPPO sub-brand Realme getting it as well.

Here’s a rundown of the OPPO smartphones getting ColorOS 7 as well as when the update arrives:

• November 25, 2019
  • OPPO Reno
  • OPPO Reno 10x Zoom Edition
  • OPPO Reno FC Barcelona Edition
  • OPPO Reno Ace
  • OPPO Reno Ace Gundam Edition
• December 2019
  • OPPO Reno 2
• Q1 2020
  • OPPO Reno 2Z
  • OPPO Reno Z
  • OPPO Find X
  • OPPO Find X Lamborghini Edition
  • OPPO Find X Super Flash Edition
  • OPPO R17
  • OPPO R17 New Year Edition
  • OPPO R17 Pro
  • OPPO R17 Pro New Year Edition
  • OPPO R17 Pro King Custom Edition
  • OPPO R17 Pro Pikachu Custom Edition
  • OPPO K5
• Q2 2020
  • OPPO R15
  • OPPO R15 Dream Edition
  • OPPO K3
  • OPPO A9
  • OPPO A9x
  • OPPO A11
  • OPPO A11x

The Realme phones and the update’s release are:

• February 2020
  • Realme X
  • Realme X Lite
• March 2020
  • Realme Q
• April 2020
  • Realme X2
  • Realme X2 Pro

ColorOS 7 builds on the borderless design of ColorOS 6 and reintroduces a new user interface, complete with a new font called OPPO Sans, new icons, sounds, and wallpapers. There is also a system-wide dark mode and a Focus mode to encourage you to step away from your device.

OPPO has also updated system performance with a promise of 25% faster startup speeds and 40% more efficient memory management. The company introduced new apps like Breeno to help improve your sleep quality and video-editing app Soloop.

Realme promises to offer a closer-to-stock Android UI for its implementation of ColorOS 7. But we have a few more months to wait until we see what the company means.

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