Motorola was the first third-party OEM to announce the Android 17 beta program for many of its budget devices across regions. Now, the company has expanded coverage of its beta program to a new batch of smartphones, ranging from the Motorola Edge 60 Pro to the latest flagship Razr series in regions like the US, Europe, the Middle East, Brazil and India.
Motorola Expands its Android 17 Beta Program to More Smartphones
This story comes from the Motorola Lenovo forums, which announced support for a new batch of devices for its Android 17 beta program. This new set of devices covers some premium flagship phones like the Motorola Signature, to the midrange Motorola Edge 60 Pro, which were omitted from the first Android 17 beta enrollment program.
Here is a complete list of all the new devices along with their regional availability:
- Motorola Signature: Brazil, Latin America, Europe, Middle East, Africa
- Motorola Razr 60 Ultra: India, Brazil, Latin America, Europe, Middle East, Africa
- Motorola Razr Ultra (2025): US
- Motorola Razr 70 Ultra: Brazil, Latin America, Europe, Middle East, Africa, US
- Motorola Edge 60 Pro: India, Brazil, Latin America, Europe, Middle East, Africa
How to Enrol for the Motorola Android 17 Beta
Users who have any of the eligible devices and wish to receive the Android 17 builds need to go through a series of tests. It goes without saying that since these are the early builds, there will be a lot of bugs and issues. With that said, here is how you can enrol in Motorola's beta program:
- Create an account on Motorola's community website.
- Update your phone's IMEI and serial number on your profile page.
- Apply for MFN on Motorola community profile.
- Check testing availability for your device at MFN Beta Testing Oppotunities page.
- Visit the registration link and enter the required details.
Users whose application is approved will receive an OTA update to install the latest Android 17 beta. Currently, Google Pixel phones are receiving Android 17 beta 3, which comes with multitasking bubbles, expanded dark mode, redesigned recording toolbar and hidden app labels.
While a stable Hello UI build based on Android 17 is far from near, it is good to see Motorola finally taking charge this time and hopefully all their devices receive timely updates this time around.
