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Realme GT 8 Pro Gets Android 17 Beta Ahead of Realme UI 8.0 Stable Rollout

Owen Carter 2 min read

Realme prepares to roll out Realme UI 8.0 based on Android 17 globally in November. See the full list of eligible devices from flagship to budget models.

Realme GT 8 Pro Gets Android 17 Beta Ahead of Realme UI 8.0 Stable Rollout
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Realme prepares to roll out Realme UI 8.0 based on Android 17 for a wide range of smartphones and tablets. The update follows the typical timeline for major Android releases, with a stable version expected in November. GizmoChina compiled an unofficial list of devices that will receive the upgrade.

GizmoChina compiled an unofficial roster of supported smartphones and tablets ahead of the stable release window.

The software brings Android 17 to Realme hardware, marking a significant generational leap for supported models. Access to the Android 17 beta currently remains limited to the Realme GT 8 Pro. The broader rollout will cover flagship, mid-range, and budget lines across multiple series.

Eligible devices span several product families, including the Realme GT, Realme, and Narzo series. The list includes models like the Realme GT 8 Pro, Realme GT 7, Realme GT 6T, and Realme 15 Pro. Tablets such as the Realme Pad 3 also appear on the compiled roster.

Realme has not yet published an official update policy for every device in its catalog. The publication notes that the final list of eligible devices could expand beyond what is currently reported. Users should expect potential additions or adjustments before the November release window closes.

Realme is expected to release the stable version of Realme UI 8.0 globally around November. The schedule follows typical patterns seen in previous major Android update rollouts. Device owners on supported models can anticipate receiving the software during this period.

Source: GIZMOCHINA