OnePlus Open Android 14-based OxygenOS 14 update starts rolling out in India

Published On: February 2, 2024

Highlights

The new update is currently limited to OnePlus Open users in India.
It is initially being released to those who participated in the Close Beta and Open Beta versions.
The update brings several notable enhancements to the OnePlus device.

Chinese smartphone brand OnePlus has officially announced the rollout of Android 14-based OxygenOS 14 for the flagship foldable phone – the OnePlus Open. The update is currently limited to OnePlus Open users in India. It is noteworthy that the update is initially being released to those who participated in the Close Beta and Open Beta versions. The rollout is taking place in phases, so it may take some time to reach all Open units.

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OnePlus Open Android 14 update details

The company has confirmed on its community forum that the latest build, labeled CPH2551_14.0.0.400(EX01), will be gradually delivered via OTA to users in other regions. It brings several notable enhancements to the OnePlus device, as outlined in the official changelog:

The update has introduced the Aqua Dynamics feature that enables interaction with morphing forms to conveniently access up-to-date information at a glance.
The new update also brings File Dock, facilitating drag-and-drop content transfer between apps and devices.
It implements Content Extraction, allowing users to recognise and extract text and images from the screen with a single tap.
There is a new Smart Cutout feature that is capable of separating multiple subjects in a photo from the background for copying or sharing.

The update enhances Shelf with additional widget recommendations.
It improves photo and video-related permission management for enhanced security and enhances system stability, app launch speed, and animation smoothness.
The new update has added Aquamorphic-themed ringtones and revamped system notification sounds and it also enhances system animations for even smoother transitions.
Additionally, it introduces a carbon tracking Always-On Display (AOD) that visualises the carbon emissions saved by choosing to walk instead of driving.

How to get the OxygenOS 14-based Android 14 update

To update, users must ensure their phones are on the detectable version CPH2551_13.2.0.301.
Users who haven’t received the update notification can manually check by going to Settings > About device > Tap “up to date” > Select icon on the top right > Beta program > Follow the steps to apply > Check for updates.
The company advises maintaining a battery level above 30 percent and having a minimum of 5GB storage available before proceeding with the update.