With Google finally rolling out Android 16 to its Pixel lineup, and Samsung following soon with One UI 8 betas, it's almost time for other manufacturers to start pushing Android 16. Vivo and iQOO are a few of those popular manufacturers which have also started testing Android 16 internally and could release it very soon. Here are all the Funtouch OS 16 supported devices.
Funtouch OS 16 supported devices
Vivo and iQOO haven't confirmed which devices will receive the update. Still, considering the firm has a fairly clear update policy, we can determine which devices are eligible for the update based on their release dates.
Also, there are rumours floating around suggesting Funtouch OS will be replaced by Origin OS. Since Vivo is yet to confirm the same, we'll be sticking to calling it Funtouch OS 16. Some of the devices on this list run on Origin OS, but the idea that they'll receive Android 16 remains unchanged.
Now, the first set of devices that are expected to get Funtouch OS 16 are the ones that were released recently. These include the Vivo X Fold 5, X200 series and the rest. Here's a comprehensive list of all the supported devices.
Vivo X Fold Series
Vivo promises three years of major Android updates to its X Fold series. The first device to get the Funtouch OS 16 update could be the recently launched X Fold 5.
- Vivo X Fold 5
- Vivo X Fold 3 Pro
- Vivo X Fold 2
- Vivo X Flip
Vivo X Series
Like the X Fold series, Vivo's X series of devices is promised three major OS updates. This makes a lot of Vivo X series phones launched in the last three years eligible for the Android 16-based Funtouch OS 16 update.
- Vivo X200
- Vivo X 200 Pro
- Vivo X200 Ultra
- Vivo X200 FE
- Vivo X200 Pro mini
- Vivo X200s
- Vivo X100
- Vivo X100 Pro
- Vivo X100 Ultra
- Vivo X100s
- Vivo X100s Pro
- Vivo X90
- Vivo X90 Pro
- Vivo X90 Pro+
- Vivo X90s
Vivo V Series
This is where things start getting a little blurry. While the latest Vivo V series phones are promised three years of updates, some of them are promised two updates. Here are all the V series devices that are eligible for Funtouch OS 16. To reiterate, this isn't an official list, so some devices may not receive the update.
- Vivo V60
- Vivo V50
- Vivo V50e
- Vivo V50 Lite
- Vivo V40
- Vivo V40e
- Vivo V40 Lite
- Vivo V40 SE
- Vivo V40 Pro
- Vivo V30
- Vivo V30 Pro
- Vivo V30e
- Vivo V30 SE
- Vivo V30 Lite
Vivo T Series
T series is Vivo's mid-range segment and is promised two years of major updates. Therefore, only the T series devices released in the last two years are eligible for Funtouch OS 16.
- Vivo T4
- Vivo T4x
- Vivo T4R
- Vivo T4 Lite
- Vivo T4 Ultra
- Vivo T3
- Vivo T3 Pro
- Vivo T3 Ultra
- Vivo T3x
- Vivo T3 Lite
Vivo Y Series
Y series is Vivo's entry-level offering and is expected to receive anywhere from two to one major Android updates.
- Vivo Y400
- Vivo Y400 Pro
- Vivo Y300
- Vivo Y300 Plus
- Vivo Y300 Pro
- Vivo Y300 Pro+
- Vivo Y300 GT
- Vivo Y300t
- Vivo Y300i
- Vivo Y200
- Vivo Y200e
- Vivo Y200 Pro
- Vivo Y200+
- Vivo Y200 GT
- Vivo Y200i
- Vivo Y200t
- Vivo Y29
- Vivo Y19
- Vivo Y18
- Vivo Y18t
- Vivo Y18i
- Vivo Y28e
- Vivo Y28s
- Vivo Y58
iQOO Series
The latest iQOO series device will also be among the first to receive the Funtouch OS 16 update. iQOO promises four years of major updates to the iQOO 13 and three years on the latest upper mid-range smartphone, the iQOO Neo 10. The Z series is promised two years of updates.
- iQOO 13
- iQOO 12
- iQOO 12 Pro
- iQOO 11
- iQOO 11 Pro
- iQOO 11s
- iQOO Neo 10
- iQOO Neo 10R
- iQOO Neo 9
- iQOO Neo 9 Pro
- iQOO Z10
- iQOO Z10R
- iQOO Z10 Lite
- iQOO Z10X
- iQOO Z9
- iQOO Z9x
- iQOO Z9s
- iQOO Z9s Pro
- iQOO Z9 Lite
Funtouch OS 16 expected features
It's too soon to say what features Funtouch OS 16 could bring, since Vivo has yet to officially announce the same. However, rumours suggest Funtouch OS could be replaced by Origin OS.
If the rumour turns out to be false, we can still expect all of Origin OS 6's features to make it to Funtouch OS 16. Besides, Android 16-specific features are also expected to make their way to Vivo's next update.
- Widget Stacking, coming to Vivo's Origin OS, allows you to stack widgets on your home screen.
- Separate Notifications and Quick Settings panels, just like OxygenOS.
- More personalisation options on the home screen and wallpapers.
- More lockscreen customisation options with widgets and AOD features.
- Better app opening and closing animations, alongside new fingerprint animations.
- Live activities feature on AOD, lock screen and on the notch.
- The Game Countdown feature lets you switch to another app when searching for a match in the game and alerts you once the game starts.
- 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.
- Material 3 Expressive is expected to change the UI elements across apps, but Funtouch OS could retain the current look and feel.
Vivo is yet to unveil a timeline for when it will start seeding the update. However, we expect Funtouch OS 16 to roll out by the end of 2025 to most of the firm's latest devices like the X Fold 5, the X200 series and the iQOO 13, 12 smartphones.
Vivo's mid-range devices, on the other hand, might not see the update until Q1 or Q2 2026. This is because the firm usually takes time to push updates. Newer mid-range phones might get Funtouch OS 16 sooner, while older devices, getting their last update, may have to wait longer. Stay tuned, as we will be following Funtouch OS 16 closely.
