It’s that time of year once more—software update season has officially arrived.

On Tuesday, Google revealed that Android 16, the newest iteration of its mobile operating system, is set to launch in June. In addition to a refreshed user interface, the update introduces a plethora of new features driven by Gemini AI. As is customary, Google’s own Pixel devices will be the first to get the update.

However, not all Android phones will qualify for Android 16. If you’re curious about your device’s compatibility with the new OS, here’s what we know at this point.

Compatible Pixel Phones with Android 16

While providing a comprehensive list of every Android phone that will work with Android 16 is challenging due to the vast number of models available, we do know which Google Pixel devices will be supported at launch:

– Pixel 6
– Pixel 6 Pro
– Pixel 6a
– Pixel 7
– Pixel 7 Pro
– Pixel 7a
– Pixel 8
– Pixel 8 Pro
– Pixel 8a
– Pixel 9
– Pixel 9 Pro / Pixel 9 Pro XL
– Pixel 9a
– Pixel 9 Pro Fold
– Pixel Fold

These devices will be the first to receive Android 16 when it becomes available this summer.

Samsung Devices Anticipated to Support Android 16

Samsung, one of the leading manufacturers of Android phones, is also predicted to support Android 16 across a broad array of its devices. As per Android Update Tracker, Galaxy S series models starting from the S22 are expected to receive the update. Below are the Samsung models likely to be compatible:

– Galaxy S25 Edge
– Galaxy S25
– Galaxy S25+
– Galaxy S25 Ultra
– Galaxy Z Fold6
– Galaxy Z Flip6
– Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition
– Galaxy S24
– Galaxy S24+
– Galaxy S24 Ultra
– Galaxy Z Fold5
– Galaxy Z Flip5
– Galaxy S22
– Galaxy S22+
– Galaxy S22 Ultra
– Galaxy S23
– Galaxy S23+
– Galaxy S23 Ultra
– Galaxy A16
– Galaxy A16 5G
– Galaxy A26 5G
– Galaxy A36 5G
– Galaxy A15
– Galaxy A15 5G
– Galaxy A25 5G
– Galaxy A35 5G

Remember that this list isn’t complete. If your Samsung phone continues to receive regular security updates, there’s a strong possibility it is also eligible for Android 16. You can verify your device’s update status on Samsung’s official security page.

Other Android Brands That May Support Android 16

In addition to Google and Samsung, several other Android manufacturers are anticipated to support Android 16. As noted on the Android developer blog, the following brands have devices that qualify for the Android 16 beta, indicating that their newer models will likely receive the complete update:

– Motorola
– Honor
– iQOO
– Lenovo
– OnePlus
– OPPO
– realme
– Sharp
– Vivo
– Xiaomi

If you possess a relatively recent phone from any of these brands, you can probably expect Android 16 to appear on your device soon.

As always, the deployment of a new Android version can differ by manufacturer and region, so keep an eye out for official announcements from your device’s maker for the most accurate details.