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Motorola Android 11: When will your phone get the update?
June 05, 2025
Motorola may be the king in the mid-range Android market, but the dominance no longer extends to software updates. The company shared its Android 11 update plans late last year, and they only held good news for a small set of customers. Now you might be wondering which Motorola phones are lucky enough to receive the Android 11 update. We’re here with everything you need to know.
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Motorola Android 11 update: Which phones have already received it?
If you have a recent Motorola device — think 2020 or maybe 2019 if you’re lucky — there’s a chance that you already have your update. Unfortunately, it becomes slightly confusing to track updates once you get into theAndroid Oneprogram, as devices may participate in some countries while they skip others.
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As you can see from the list below, if you own a Motorola phone that came out before 2019, don’t expect the company to push the latest version ofGoogle’s operating systemto your device. You’ll already find Android 11 running on Motorola Razr 5G devices, as well as the Moto Edge and Edge Plus. Even the Motorola One series is running on the latest version of Android despite previous claims that some US variants would miss out.
For a full recap of Android 11-ready devices, check here:
Thankfully, update lists like the one above may become less common in the future. Google and Qualcomm recently announced a partnership todeliver four years of supportto future Snapdragon-equipped devices. That pledge is likely to help low-end and mid-range devices the most. See the full list of devices Motorola plans to update below.
Motorola’s Android 11 roadmap
Now that we know which devices have already made the leap, which phones are left? Well, the news isn’t great, nor is it entirely clear. Motorola released a full list of devices that will receive the update, though it didn’t attach timeframes with them. You’ll pretty much have to locate your device from the list below and check back often for updates.
Everything listed above could change following a few short beta tests, so we’ll be sure to circle back and update Motorola’s roadmap as we have more information for you.
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