Vivo X300 Pro and iQOO 15 users can apply for the Android 17-based OriginOS 7 preview before its global debut.
Vivo X300 Pro and iQOO 15 users in India can now apply to test OriginOS 7 before its wider rollout. The preview programme is based on Android 17 and is open to a limited number of users.
Vivo and iQOO have opened separate preview programmes for the two phones. Each programme has 500 slots, while registrations are open from September 16 to September 20.
OriginOS 7 Global Launch Date
OriginOS 7 is scheduled to make its global debut on September 21. Vivo Global has confirmed the date ahead of the international launch.
The Vivo X300 Pro and iQOO 15 originally launched with Android 16-based OriginOS 6. The new preview gives selected users an early look at the next software version.
Vivo X300 Pro, iQOO 15 OriginOS 7 Preview Programme
The preview programme is limited to 500 users for each device. Registration does not guarantee selection, as applications will be reviewed before eligible users are informed.
For Vivo X300 Pro users, Vivo India has confirmed that registrations are open from September 16 to September 20. The company has also asked users to update their phone before applying.
iQOO has also opened the OriginOS 7 Preview Programme for the iQOO 15. The company lists the programme on its India support website.
How to Register for OriginOS 7 Preview
Users need to update their phones to the latest available software before applying. They can then open Settings and go to System Update.
From there, tap the settings menu in the top-right corner. Select Upcoming Updates, then Closed Beta Sign-Up, and tap View Details.
Users can complete the registration form and submit their application. After registration, the applications will be reviewed before selected users receive further information.
For the iQOO 15, current programme details state that users should be running software version 16.0.24.1 or newer before applying.
What Indian Users Should Know
The preview programme is not the same as a stable software update. Selected users will get early access to the Android 17-based OriginOS 7 software before its wider release.
Both programmes have limited capacity, so submitting an application does not mean every user will be selected. Users should also ensure that their phones meet the required software conditions before applying.
The next major date is September 21, when OriginOS 7 is scheduled to make its global debut. Further details about its wider rollout are expected to be shared around the launch.
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