Realme X50 Pro owners can now test first hand how is Android 11 and what will bring the next great version of the operating system– The brand has released the ROM with the beta for that device. In addition to the new features of Android 11 beta, the firmware also includes Realme UI.
Google released the first beta of Android 11 almost a month ago after having released several developer versions. And one of the novelties was the opening to other mobiles apart from the Pixels, an advantage for some lucky people because there were brands that positioned themselves to be the first to develop an update. OnePlus, Xiaomi, OPPO and also Realme, all these brands promised to adapt Android 11 beta. And the last one has also fulfilled.
Android 11 and Realme UI for Realme X50 Pro
The Realme X50 Pro is the brand’s most powerful mobile to date, also one of the ones with the best photographic capabilities. Armed with the Snapdragon 865, a beast for gaming and for mobile connectivity, the Realme X50 Pro is now more versatile as officially acquires the ability to install the latest developed version of Android. Of course, it is a beta, with all the stability risks that this implies.
To install this first beta with Android 11, you need the relevant Realme X50 Pro, the brand’s only mobile suitable for this software, and follow the relevant steps to ‘flash’ the ROM on the device. As usual, installing a firmware experiment poses serious risks to the phone. Also, all data is erased with installation, you have to consider this.
- To install the beta with Android 11 on mobile must be updated to version RMX2076PU_11.A.25. If you do not meet this requirement, you can download the ROM from here.
- To manually install a new firmware you must transfer the downloaded ROM to the phone storage. Then open the file manager and navigate to the folder where you saved the ROM. Click on this ROM and install the firmware.
- Now it’s time to download Android 11 beta: you can do it from this link.
- Flash the ROM manually and, after restarting, you will have the mobile updated to the latest beta.
- In case you want to return to Android 10 you have to carry out the flashing process with this ROM: it is the one that allows an update back to the stable version or ‘rollback’.
Android 11 beta works reasonably well on the Realme X50 pro, although there are some drawbacks detected; how some system instability, some cosmetic errors, the automatic time functions may not work correctly, and certain applications may not start on the phone. We must remember that it is a software under test, it should not be installed if all risks are not assumed.
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