ColorOS 15, based on Android 15, rolled out to Oppo smartphones last year, bringing a host of aesthetic changes, new features and improving existing features. With Android 16 out for Pixels and a handful of Samsung devices, it's time for Oppo to release its next ColorOS version based on Android 16. If you're wondering whether your Oppo smartphone will receive the update, here's a list of all the ColorOS 16 supported devices.
ColorOS 16 supported devices
Like OnePlus, Oppo promises five years of Android updates to its flagship phones launched after 2023. While mid-tier to upper mid-tier Oppo phones are promised three years of major updates, budget devices in the A and K series are guaranteed only two Android updates.
The Reno series was originally promised three years of updates, but the firm upped it to five updates with the Oppo Reno 14 series that launched recently. Oppo's F series is expected to receive three major updates, and the same goes for the firm's budget tablets.
Oppo Find X Series

The Oppo Find X8 is promised five years of Android updates, a bump up from four years on the X7 and three years on the X6 series. Here are all the Find X series devices eligible for the ColorOS 16 update:
- Oppo Find X8
- Oppo Find X8 Pro
- Oppo Find X8 Ultra
- Oppo Find X7
- Oppo X7 Pro
- Oppo Find X7 Ultra
- Oppo Find X6
- Oppo Find X6 Pro
Oppo Find N Series

The Find N series consists of foldable devices, and the latest Oppo foldable that will receive ColorOS 16 first is the Oppo Find N5. The firm has promised four years of major updates starting from the Find N2 series. The update may first arrive on the Find N5, Oppo's thinnest foldable.
- Oppo Find N5
- Oppo Find N3
- Oppo Find N3 Flip
- Oppo Find N2
- Oppo Find N2 Flip
Oppo Reno Series

As mentioned earlier, the Reno series was promised three years of Android updates, but that number has been bumped to five with the Reno 14 series. ColorOS 16 could first arrive on the Reno 14 series.
- Oppo Reno 14
- Oppo Reno 14 Pro
- Oppo Reno 13
- Oppo Reno 13 Pro
- Oppo Reno13F
- Oppo Reno 12
- Oppo Reno 12 Pro
- Oppo Reno 12F
- Oppo Reno 11
- Oppo Reno11 Pro
- Oppo Reno 11F
Oppo F Series

Oppo's F series is promised two years of Android updates, and the ColorOS 16 update could first arrive on the latest device in the series, the F29 Pro.
- Oppo F29
- Oppo F29 Pro
- Oppo F27
- Oppo F27 Pro
- Oppo F27 Pro+
- Oppo F25 Pro
Oppo K and A Series

Oppo's K and A series are promised two years of Android updates as they're budget offerings. Therefore, only the most recent phones in the series are eligible for ColorOS 16 update.
- Oppo K13
- Oppo K12
- Oppo K12x
- Oppo K12 Plus
- Oppo A5
- Oppo A5x
- Oppo A5 Pro
- Oppo A5 Energy
Oppo Tablets

Oppo's latest Pad 4 Pro tablet is promised four years of major updates, but the firm's budget tablets usually only receive one or two major Android updates.
- Oppo Pad 4 Pro
- Oppo Pad 3
- Oppo Pad 3 Pro
- Oppo Pad SE
Oppo is already testing Android 16 on the Find X8 series, and it may be nearing its final testing phases, considering the firm has been testing it since May. That said, like OxygenOS 16 on OnePlus phones, we expect Oppo to roll out ColorOS 16 by October 2025 and gradually make it to all the supported devices by Q1 2026.
ColorOS 16 Expected Features

Oppo is yet to unveil the upcoming features in ColorOS 16. We know a fair bit about what OnePlus is cooking thanks to a leaked OxygenOS 16 build, and since both the UI's share many similarities, here are all the features we expected Oppo to bring to ColorOS 16, besides a handful of Android 16 features.
- Lock screen widgets from OxygenOS 16 might also arrive on ColorOS 16 as they were spotted in a leaked build earlier last month.
- More granular customisation options, like seamless AOD transition and new lock screen clock widgets.
- Advanced Protection mode in Android 16 disables a few Android features that can be exploited by bad actors.
- Search in Photo picker helps you search for photos from your photo library with ease.
- Enhanced Predictive back gestures improve the gesture animations and make them available across more regions of Android.
- Android 16's Live Updates are expected to be integrated in Fluid Cloud, enabling more apps to deliver live notifications around the notch. Users can get more out of the feature that has otherwise been rather barren since its introduction
- Material 3 Expressive could modify the look of the UI elements across apps, but ColorOS is expected to retain its signature appearance. Like OxygenOS, we expect ColorOS 16 to bring stackable widgets, revamped media player, stacked notifications and enhanced battery charging controls. The firm is yet to unveil all the features and will probably do it soon, so stay tuned as we dive deeper into ColorOS 16 when it's out.