As the business released the first Open Beta version for the OnePlus 11, consumers in the nation may now experience OxygenOS 14, which is based on Android 14, for the first time. This will give people the chance to try the OS’s new enhancements before they are made available to all users later this month.
As this release is the first beta, certain functionality may not be accessible, according to a OnePlus Community post. Additionally, the business emphasized that the versions are not as stable as the official upgrades that were sent to all customers. Consequently, they might provide “potential risks.” This open beta program was introduced by OnePlus in North America and India.
Control center difficulties, the failure of swipe motions in certain circumstances, and other problems with the build are among the reported complaints. According to the manufacturer, in order to install the update, the device must be running OxygenOS 13.1 with the build numbers “CPH2447_13.1.0.590(EX01)/CPH2447_13.1.0.591(EX01),” have a minimum of 4GB of storage, and have more than 30% battery life.
The OnePlus 11 5G (Photo: OnePlus).
The OnePlus 11 smartphone must be running the most recent OxygenOS 13.1, and 5,000 customers are being invited to utilize the software. The “Beta program” option may be found (or searched for) under Settings. Users can then follow the on-screen instructions.
The settings area will have an update after the user’s request has been accepted. Additionally, those that are interested in the build must sign up before the program even begins. Before installing, they should, however, consider the drawbacks that come with the build.
The flagship smartphone made its debut earlier this year for the uninitiated. The phone has a Super Fluid AMOLED display, Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 engine, 50MP main, 48MP ultrawide, and 32MP telephoto lens on the rear. In a similar development, the business recently disclosed its OnePlus Nord 3 5G testing in India under the ‘Closed Beta’ program. This report has further information about it.
