Vodafone Germany Android 11 (Android R) update: Check if your device is supported or eligible

Vodafone Germany offers several Android smartphones that might get the Android 11 update. But before we check out the list of Android 11 eligible devices from Vodafone in Germany, you may want to check out a few details surrounding the release of Android 11.

This upcoming OS update was expected to be announced at Google’s I/O event in May. But citing the Coronavirus outbreak, Google device to cancel the in-person event. Instead, it released the update with a short announcement post on Reddit.

As expected, the Pixel series were the first phones to get the Android 11 beta 1 update barring the Pixel and Pixel XL. OnePlus then became the first non-Google Android OEM to release the beta for its flagships. And OEMs such as Oppo, Realme, and Xiaomi also released the beta not much after.

Thanks to other OEMs also joining in, by the beginning of July, the Android 11 beta update was available on 13 devices from 7 vendors. Since then, a few other devices have also bagged the beta version such as the Tecno Pouvior 4.

So it’s good to see more OEMs begin to take Android OS updates seriously. That being said, it’s now time to check out the Android 11 eligible devices offered by Vodafone in Germany.

This list of eligible devices has been put together by taking past trends and OEM update cycles into account. Most major Android vendors release at least 2-3 Android OS updates for their devices. Thus, predicting which smartphone will or will not receive an upcoming update has become fairly easy over the years.

The only major change has come from Samsung, which at its UNPACKED event, announced that the company will now begin providing up to 3 OS updates for its flagships. So based on all this information, here’s a list of phones from Vodafone Germany that will get the Android 11 update.

– Google Pixel 4 (Beta available)
– Google Pixel 4 XL (Beta available)
– Google Pixel 3a (Beta available)
– Google Pixel 3 (Beta available)
– Google Pixel 3 XL (Beta available)
– Samsung Galaxy Note 20 5G
– Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G
– Samsung Galaxy S20 5G/4G
– Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus 5G
– Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G
– Samsung Galaxy Z Flip
– Samsung Galaxy Fold 5G
– Samsung Galaxy S10 5G
– Samsung Galaxy S10
– Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus 5G/4G
– Samsung Galaxy S10e
– Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite
– Samsung Galaxy Note 10
– Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus
– Samsung Galaxy A90 5G
– Samsung Galaxy A80
– Samsung Galaxy A70
– Samsung Galaxy A71
– Samsung Galaxy A51
– Samsung Galaxy A41
– Samsung Galaxy A50
– Samsung Galaxy A21s
– Samsung Galaxy A20e
– Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2019)
– Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e
– Huawei P40 Pro 5G
– Huawei P40 Lite 5G
– Huawei P30
– Huawei P30 Pro
– Huawei P30 Lite
– Huawei P30 Lite New Edition
– Huawei Mate 20
– Huawei Mate 20 Pro
– Nokia 7.2
– Sony Xperia 10 II
– Sony Xperia 1
– Oppo Find X2 Pro 5G (Beta available)
– Oppo Find X2 Lite 5G
– Oppo Find X2 Neo
– Xiaomi Redmi Note 9
– Xiaomi Mi 10 Lite 5G
– Xiaomi Mi 10

It’s worth pointing out that this list of phones is not ‘official’ by any means. Thus, there are chances that a couple of devices mentioned here may not receive the update due to unforeseen reasons at the time of writing this. Further, it’s possible that a device not mentioned here may receive the update.

Google has already released the Android 11 beta 3 update for its Pixel phones. So we can expect to see the stable update arrive shortly. As usual, the update will first be made available for Google’s Pixel devices. Soon after, OnePlus and other OEMs will also release the update for their devices.

In order to keep track of the rollout, you can check out our dedicated Android 11 update trackers for OEMs such as Xiaomi, Vivo, Huawei/Honor, OnePlus, Samsung, and Realme. These trackers are updated regularly with the latest information.

Further, in case you wish to view Android 11 eligible devices from other carries, we’ve got you covered there as well. Check out the list of eligible devices from Fido, T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon, AT&T, Rogers, TELUS, O2, Three, EE, Vodafone UK, Vodafone Australia, Optus, Telstra, and Bell.

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