
HONOR has officially unveiled its Android 17-powered MagicOS 11. And to no one’s surprise, the software draws a lot of inspiration from Apple’s Liquid Glass aesthetics. The Chinese tech giant has now shared a list of devices eligible to get its latest MagicOS 11 software update. A bunch of devices are set to get the beta version in the coming days, while the stable rollout will begin soon.
Here’s the official list of HONOR devices getting Android 17-based MagicOS 11
HONOR announced its latest MagicOS 11 during the annual developer conference in China. The company has also released a promotional video showcasing the overall design language and elements of the skin. As is evident, the software strongly resembles Apple’s Liquid Glass. Apart from the refreshed design, HONOR has also added new Luminous and Hummingbird base architectures. Both are designed to keep the software fast and responsive.
The latest Android 17-powered update also adds several improvements to Yoyo, HONOR’s AI assistant. It now has more AI integrations and can reportedly handle workflows of up to 100 steps. Regarding the rollout plan, the company has shared the list of devices getting the beta version of MagicOS 11 in the coming days.
MagicOS 11 adds Liquid Glass-inspired design, new core architecture, and more
Devices with the beta available now include:
- Magic V6, Magic V5
- Magic 8, 8 Pro, 8 Pro Air, 8 RSR | Porsche Design
- Magic 7, 7 Pro, 7 RSR | Porsche Design
- Win, Win RT, GT Pro
- 600 Pro, 600 Super, 600 Vitality
- MagicPad 3, MagicPad 3 Pro
Devices set to get the beta version soon:
- Robot Phone
- Magic Vs3, Magic V2, Magic V2 Ultimate, Magic V2 RSR | Porsche Design
- Magic V Flip 2
- Magic 5, Magic 5 Pro, Magic 5 Ultimate
- HONOR GT
- Magic 300, Magic 300 Pro, Magic 300 Ultra
- Magic 200, Magic 200 Pro
- Magic 100, Magic 100 Pro
- Magic 90 GT, Magic Power
- X80 Pro Max
- X70, X70 Refresh, X70 Pro Max, X80i
- Tablet 20, Tablet 10
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