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List AOSP Android AOSP ROM Oreo Device [UPDATED FREQUENTLY] FUll Download Source Code

Are you looking for the latest Android Oreo ROM for your device? Okay, let me tell you, the Android Oreo source code has been uploaded to AOSP and here's the AOSP Android Oreo ROM list for many devices brought by developers around the world. How do you know when your device gets Android Oreo AOSP ROM if it's not listed here? Live subscription to this page will be updated almost daily with the latest AOSP Android Oreo ROM list.

If you look closely, individual developers are interested in marketing the latest Android to a particular device and hence its availability can not be guaranteed for all devices. But I will try to bring Android Oreo AOSP ROM update to all available devices from all developers as far as possible. If your device does not have Android Oreo updates, you may see some other custom ROMs based on older versions of Android:

List AOSP Android AOSP ROM Oreo Device [UPDATED FREQUENTLY] FUll Download Source Code

What is an AOSP ROM??

Well, AOSP is the stock Android or you can say the vanilla Android which is release by Google. This page lists the AOSP ROM based on Android Oreo (Android 8.0), which is the latest Android version. AOSP ROM is a raw Android without any added features on top of it unlike other Custom ROMs like: LineageOS, Resurrection Remix OS, Omni ROM, Legend ROM etc.


Add-on links needed after blinking Android Oreo AOSP ROM:

As usual the AOSP ROM does not come with GApps already installed (Google Apps) due to Copyright issues and also no built-in SupreSu binary that allows ROOT access. So you need Android Oreo GApps and SuperSU ROOT add-on for Android Oreo, which should be thrown after blinking AOSP ROM (Android Oreo).

If you're looking for the latest Android Oreo-based AOSP ROM for your device, just look at the list below. Here's a list of ROMs and daily info updates:

List of Available AOSP ROM based on Android Oreo for all devices by Android OEMs (Arranged Alphabetically):

  • Alcatel: Alcatel AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • Ark: Ark AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • ASUS: ASUS AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • BQ: BQ AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • HTC: HTC AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • Huawei: Huawei AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • Google: Google AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • Le/Le Eco: Le/Le Eco AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • Lenovo: Lenovo AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • LG: LG AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • Motorola: Motorola AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • Nextbit: Nextbit AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • OnePlus: OnePlus AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • Pantech: Pantech AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • Samsung: Samsung AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • Sony: Sony AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • Ulefone: Ulefone AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • Wilefox: Wilefox AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • Xiaomi: Xiaomi AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • Yu: Yu AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • ZTE: ZTE AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List
  • Zuk: Zuk AOSP (Android Oreo) Devices List

[Android Oreo AOSP ROM updates on October 2017]


Added Android Oreo AOSP ROM for following Lenovo devices:
  • Lenovo A6000/Plus (a6000)


Added Android Oreo AOSP ROM for following Motorola devices:

  •  Motorola Moto G5 Plus (potter)


Added Android Oreo AOSP ROM for following Sony devices:

  • Sony Xperia V (tsubasa)
  • Sony Xperia TX (hayabusa)
  • Sony Xperia T (mint)
  • Sony Xperia SP (huashan)
  • Sony Xperia XZ Premium (maple)
  • Sony Xperia XZs (kagura, G8231, G8232)
  • Sony Xperia XZ/Dual (kagura, F8331, F8332)

Added Android Oreo AOSP ROM for following Xiaomi devices:

  • Xiaomi Redmi 2 (wt88047)
  • Xiaomi Redmi 3s (land) (Xperience ROM based on AOSP Oreo)

[Android Oreo AOSP ROM updates on September 2017]


Added Android Oreo AOSP ROM for following Google devices:

  • Nexus 4


Added Android Oreo AOSP ROM for following OnePlus devices:

  •  OnePlus One


Added Android Oreo AOSP ROM for following Xiaomi devices:

  • Mi 5

[Android Oreo AOSP ROM updates on August 2017]


Added Android Oreo AOSP ROM for following ASUS devices:

  • ASUS Zenfone 5

Added Android Oreo AOSP ROM for following Google devices:

  • Google Nexus 6

Added Android Oreo AOSP ROM for following Motorola devices:

  • Motorola Moto G4 Play

Added Android Oreo AOSP ROM for following Xiaomi devices:

  • Xiaomi Mi Max
  • Xiaomi Redmi NOTE 3
  • Xiaomi Redmi NOTE 4 Snapdragon
  • Xiaomi Mi 3/Mi 4

Added Android Oreo AOSP ROM for following Yu devices:

  • Yu Yuphoria

ASUS AOSP Android Oreo ROM devices list

Google AOSP Android Oreo ROM devices list

Lenovo AOSP Android Oreo ROM devices list

Motorola AOSP Android Oreo ROM devices list


OnePlus AOSP Android Oreo ROM devices list

Sony AOSP Android Oreo ROM devices list


Xiomai AOSP Android Oreo ROM devices list


Yu AOSP Android Oreo ROM devices list

Android Oreo Source Code Uploaded to AOSP by Google

Many of us Android fans know exactly what that means as well. Custom ROM based on the Android Oreo source code will be on the road, at least for devices that have officially supported it like Google Nexus or Pixel devices. There are special ROMs for most devices out there built on Google's AOSP code base. When a new update comes out and the source code is released, we generally see some vanilla AOSP made for some of our popular devices on XDA, although at first they are usually pretty buggy.

We'll then see some of the more popular custom ROMs available (like LineageOS, SlimROMs, Android Paranoid, etc.) Combine this code into their lists. However, this amount of time will vary from special ROM to custom ROM. Some projects have teams larger than others and this generally results in slower releases for Android-specific Oreo-specific ROMs. There are also some teams that want to build new ones through extensive bug testing as well and it adds some moments as well.

So please do not trouble or harass your favorite custom ROM manager for ETA when the new creation comes out. They will come to that if they can in some cases, this is not something we should expect. These hardworking community developers do not get paid for their work and most have jobs, families and other responsibilities they need to take care of before they can put time into a special ROM.

Developers can view down source code in the Google AOSP warehouse under Android-8.0.0_r1, Android-8.0.0_r2, Android-8.0.0_r3, and Android-8.0.0_r4 branches. We have been digging through source code since it was dropped and will update our readers about interesting stuff we found.


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