OnePlus 7/7 Pro OxygenOS open beta 11 update with March patch, screen recording & Gboard switch bugfixes rolls out (Download link inside)

Just a few days ago, we have reported about the Open Beta 10 update rolling out for the OnePlus 7/7 Pro global variants. The update brought in the February 2020 patchset along with several bugfixes for the duo.

And it seems like, OnePlus wants to make up for the delays with the previous updates, as according to a recent development, the Open Beta 11 is now rolling out for the OnePlus 7/7 Pro and guess what, it brings in the March 2020 update.

The open beta 11, not only brings in the March 2020 patch but, also tags along fixes for screen recording, optimized adaptive brightness, fix for the random switch to GBoard and frame rate issues as well.

Check out the full changelog below and the screenshot of the update, I was able to grab with the help of Oxygen Updater:

[Changelog]

System
• Fixed the frame rate issue to improve screen recording experience
• Optimized the adaptive brightness feature
• Fixed the random switch to Gboard while using SwiftKey or a 3rd party keyboard
• Updated Android security patch to 2020.03

Note that the full open beta 11 update package file weighs in around 2.1 GB while the incremental open beta 11 update package file weighs around 189 MB in size.

And for those who want to upgrade their OnePlus 7/7 Pro handsets with this latest open beta 11 update, we have the links for the full update package files.

• Device: OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro
• Channel: Global
• Version: Open Beta
• Android: 10
  • Type: OTA
    • Download:
      • OnePlus 7: Link
      • OnePlus 7 Pro: Link

Once you have downloaded the open beta 11 package file from above, you need to head over to Settings>>System Updates>>tap on the gear icon located on the top right corner and press on Local upgrade to update your OnePlus 7/7 Pro.

Happy Installing!

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