Download Android Q Beta for Google Pixel Devices Right Now [All Models]

After plenty of expectations and rumours, Google has finally released the Android Q Beta officially for all Google Pixel devices. However, the update is in beta development mode which means it lacks so many features and stability as well. While the Android Q name isn’t revealed yet by the company. It would take a few more weeks expectedly. Now, you can download Android Q Beta for Google Pixel for all variants.

Download Android Q Beta Factory Image for Pixel Phones

Download Android Q Beta for Google Pixel Devices

Google Android developers have officially released the factory image file for Pixel. You can download the latest Android Q Beta system image file and flash it manually to your device. Grab the factory image download links from here. All the pixel devices are very developer friendly, they get great support. Most of the popular ROMs like Lineage Os and Resurrection Remix Oreo and Pie ROMs are already made available for the device.

You can also download the factory image files for your Pixel model directly from below:

Please Note:

  1. Your Pixel device should be unlocked the bootloader to flash the system image manually.
  2. The manual system image flashing will remove all the device data completely. It’s recommended to take a complete backup of your device first.
  3. Manually flashed system images do not receive OTA updates automatically.
  4. You can also sideload locked bootloader for OTAs as well. For more details, check out the link page completely.

Android Q Beta OTA

However, if you’re a Pixel device user and wants to receive the Android Beta updates and notifications quite earlier and faster, you should join the Android Beta Program. Meanwhile, it will take some time to receive the Android Q Beta updates via OTA. In this case, you don’t need to unlock your device bootloader or reset data. That will be an advantage for official OTA.

Otherwise, if you want to taste the new Android Q full featured stable version, you can wait for the official stable Android Q update.

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