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Download Android 12-based OxygenOS 12 Stable Update for the OnePlus 7, and 7T Series.

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Google announced Android 13, and major OEMs are still catching up with Android 12. Today, OnePlus officially released the update for its OnePlus 7 and 7T Series. The devices have already started receiving updates. This update brings a major update to the device, OxygenOS 12, based on Android 12. Beta testing takes eight months.

The OnePlus 7 series includes the Oneplus 7, 7 Pro, 7T, and 7T Pro, and the devices have major improvements and optimizations. Android 12 is already a year old, and on top of this update comes an August 2022 security patch.Update for the OnePlus labeled H.28 and F.16 for Build for 7 and 7T series, respectively; this update has a visual overhaul alongside new features. Beta participants will receive the update and then begin gradually rolling it out to others. However, you can download the stable OxygenOS 12 for your smartphone. You can sideload the update on your device. Check out here. To complete the patch note, check the OnePlus community here.

Manually install the OxygenOS OTA update on your OnePlus smartphone.

  • First, download the firmware package, and then move to the root of the device’s internal storage.
  • Next, open Device Settings and scroll down to System; there, you will find System Update at the bottom.
  • On System Update, click on the gear icon placed in the upper-right corner of the device.
  • Choose Local Upgrade, and then browse through the package.
  • After that, there will be a pop-up warning to choose Install Now.
  • There you have it, and your device will be updated with the latest version after a reboot.

Download Android 12-OxygenOS 12.

DeviceFull Update – OB Users
OnePlus 7 (GM1901_11.H.28)Download
OnePlus 7 Pro (GM1911_11.H.28)Download
OnePlus 7T (HD1901_11.F.16)Download
OnePlus 7T Pro (HD1911_11.F.16)Download

That’s how you can install the latest version of OxyegnOS without waiting for OnePlus to roll out the update to your device.