After the Android One variant started getting it last month, Motorola has now revealed that Oreo for the standard Moto X4 model has also begun rolling out in the US. A Motorola support representative confirmed this yesterday on the company’s official forums, while responding to a user query on the matter.

Deployment for Oreo update has started but not everyone would have it, all at the same time. Please be advised that OTA updates not just depend on the Model and the Country but with the Carrier as well. We recommend waiting for the official release of OTA update, as you will receive notification about the update once available

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As you can see, the rep made it clear that the roll out has not been officially announced yet, but confirmed that the update has indeed started hitting units in the region. They, however, stressed that not every Moto X4 user should be getting it at the same time, which is normal as update roll outs usually happen in phases.

We expect the official announcement to happen soon. Meanwhile, if waiting is not your game, you can manually check for the update through the Settings menu of your device. Aside from US, Oreo for standard Moto X4 is already available in some other regions, including India and the Philippines.

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