Oppo Rolls Out Android 14-Based ColorOS 14 Update to Users Worldwide

Many Android smartphone manufacturers create their own software that sits atop the stock Android operating system, giving users a distinct look and feel, along with extra features and functionalities. Chinese company Oppo is no exception, and it is currently rolling out updated ColorOS based on the latest Android 14 to users worldwide.

According to reports, Oppo has provided a list of smartphones scheduled to receive Android 14 this month. Notably, some devices, including the Oppo Find N3 series (including the Collector’s Edition and Find N3 Flip), have already received the update. Additionally, three devices from the ‘X’ series, namely Oppo Find X5 Pro, Find X5, and Find X3 Pro are also in line to get the update.

Scheduled Updates:

Reno10 series
Reno8 series
Reno7
Oppo F23 5G
Oppo F21 Pro series
Oppo K10 5G

The remaining smartphones will receive the update soon. The rest of the list is dedicated to Oppo’s A series smartphones.

The latest update brings several improvements to Oppo smartphones for a better user experience. Now, you can multitask more easily with floating window support. Also, you can shake your phone to change songs or handle notifications. Plus, you can customize the font style in the status bar to match your style.

Key Features of ColorOS 14 Update:

Enhancements in display transitions
Lock screen features
Vibration effects for smoother interactions
Adjustable screen refresh rates for individual apps
Optimized color display for better visuals
Editing photos in the gallery with an easy revert option

Keep in mind that the update is being rolled out gradually, so it might not be accessible to everyone simultaneously. It may take some time before it reaches your device.

ColorOS boasts a unique design aesthetic that sets it apart from the standard Android appearance. Characterized by a vibrant and playful interface, ColorOS is the default operating system on all Oppo smartphones. Notably, Oppo recently resolved a year-long patent dispute with Nokia, paving the way for the global release of its upcoming smartphones including the Find X7 Ultra.