OriginOS 6 supported devices list with all eligible Vivo and iQOO phones. Check if your device will get the OriginOS 6 update and rollout details.
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Introduction
“Is my Vivo or iQOO phone getting OriginOS 6?”
This is the most common question I see in comments, emails, and social media messages lately. And honestly, it makes sense. When a big update like OriginOS 6 arrives, features sound exciting, but they don’t matter if your phone isn’t eligible.
That’s why this guide focuses on OriginOS 6 supported devices, not just fancy feature lists. Vivo and iQOO follow a phased rollout, which often creates confusion. One phone gets the update early, another waits for months, and some models don’t get it at all. I’ve seen people wait patiently, only to realize their phone reached the end of software support.
In this article, I’ll clearly explain:
- Which Vivo phones are confirmed or expected to get OriginOS 6
- Which iQOO phones are most likely eligible
- Which devices may miss the update, and why
I’ll keep things simple, honest, and realistic. No hype. No false promises. Just practical information that helps you understand whether your phone stands a chance.
If you’re new to this OS, you can also read my OriginOS 6 complete guide to understand what the update actually brings. For now, let’s focus on the most important part: does your phone qualify or not?
Read the complete OriginOS 6 guide to explore all new features, supported devices, and update instructions: originos-6-complete-guide
How Vivo Decides OriginOS 6 Eligibility
Before jumping into device lists, it’s important to understand how Vivo decides OriginOS 6 eligibility. This helps set the right expectations.
1 Software Update Policy
Vivo usually offers:
- 3–4 years of Android updates for flagship phones
- 2–3 years for mid-range phones
- Limited updates for budget devices
This means a phone released recently has a much higher chance of receiving the OriginOS 6 update. Flagships always come first, mid-range phones follow, and budget models depend heavily on hardware capability.
2 Hardware Requirements
OriginOS 6 focuses on smoother animations, better memory handling, and AI features. For that, phones need:
- A modern processor
- At least 8GB RAM (some features may work with 6GB)
- Enough storage to handle system changes
Older phones struggle here. That’s why some models get skipped, even if users still love them.
3 Region Matters
This part confuses many users.
- In China, Vivo phones already use OriginOS
- In global markets, many phones still run Funtouch OS
Some global models may get OriginOS 6, while others stay on Funtouch OS with feature backports. The phone model and region both matter.
Vivo Phones Supported for OriginOS 6
This is the section most Vivo users care about. Let’s break it down series by series.
1. Vivo X Series (Flagship)
The Vivo X series has the highest priority for OriginOS 6.
Expected Vivo X series devices:
- Vivo X100, X100 Pro
- Vivo X90, X90 Pro
- Vivo X80, X80 Pro
These phones have strong processors, fast storage, and long software support. If you own one of these, chances are very high you’ll receive the update early or at least within the first rollout phase.
2. Vivo V Series (Mid-Range)
The V series sits in a comfortable middle ground. It’s popular globally and usually receives major updates.
Likely Vivo V series devices:
- Vivo V30
- Vivo V29
- Vivo V27
These phones should get OriginOS 6, but the rollout may take longer compared to the X series. Performance improvements will be noticeable, but some advanced AI features might be limited.
3. Vivo T & S Series
These series vary a lot by region.
Expected models (select variants):
- Vivo T3, T2
- Vivo T1 (newer variants only)
- Vivo S series (mostly China-focused)
Not every T or S model will qualify. Vivo looks closely at hardware and launch year here.
4. Vivo Y Series (Limited Support)
The Y series is tricky. It focuses on budget users.
Possible support: Newer Y-series models released recently
Likely to miss out:
- Older Y phones
- Low-RAM variants
This doesn’t mean Vivo ignores these phones. They may still receive security updates, just not OriginOS 6.
iQOO Phones Supported for OriginOS 6
iQOO users often get updates faster, especially on performance-focused phones.
1. iQOO Flagship Series
High-priority iQOO phones:
- iQOO 12 series
- iQOO 11 series
- iQOO 10 series
These phones are built for speed and gaming, so OriginOS 6 fits them perfectly. Expect smooth animations, faster app launches, and stable performance.
2. iQOO Neo Series
The Neo series is a favorite among gamers.
Expected devices:
- iQOO Neo 9
- iQOO Neo 7
- iQOO Neo 6
These phones should benefit from better thermal control and background optimization in OriginOS 6.
3. iQOO Z Series
The Z series is more budget-focused.
Possible supported models:
- iQOO Z9
- iQOO Z7
- iQOO Z6 (select variants)
Not all Z-series phones will get full features. Some may receive a lighter version of the update.
Devices That May NOT Get OriginOS 6
This part is tough but important.
Phones that may miss the update include:
- Older Vivo X and V models
- Entry-level Vivo Y phones
- Older iQOO budget devices
These phones often reach end-of-life support. Updating them could cause performance issues, so skipping the update can actually be better for daily use.
I’ve personally seen older phones slow down after major updates. Stability matters more than new features.
OriginOS 6 Rollout Timeline for Supported Devices
Vivo follows a three-phase rollout.
Phase 1 – Flagships: X series and iQOO flagships receive updates first.
Phase 2 – Mid-Range: Vivo V series, iQOO Neo series follow.
Phase 3 – Budget (if eligible): Selected Y and Z series models.
There’s also a beta phase before stable release. Beta versions arrive earlier but may include bugs.
How to Check If Your Phone Is Eligible
Here’s the simplest way:
- Go to Settings → System Update
- Check for update notifications
- Use the Vivo or iQOO update app
- Confirm your exact model number
Avoid random apps promising early updates. Stick to official sources or guides like How to update to OriginOS 6.
What Supported Devices Will Actually Get
Not all supported phones get the same experience.
- Flagships: Full features, best performance
- Mid-range phones: Most features, balanced performance
- Budget phones: Basic improvements, limited AI features
Battery life usually improves, but don’t expect miracles on older hardware.
Final Thoughts
Understanding OriginOS 6 supported devices saves time, hope, and frustration. If you own a newer Vivo or iQOO phone, there’s a good chance the update is coming. Flagship users should be excited. Mid-range users should be patient. Budget users should manage expectations.
I recommend bookmarking this page, as device lists often change with official confirmations. And if you want a full breakdown of features, performance, and upgrade advice, check OriginOS 6 Is Here: Features, Devices & Should You Upgrade?
At the end of the day, a stable phone always matters more than chasing the latest update.
For official details and updates, check the OriginOS 6 official page.
FAQs – OriginOS 6 Supported Devices
1. Which phones will get Origin OS 6?
Many Vivo and iQOO phones are scheduled to receive the OriginOS 6 update, with the rollout starting in November 2025 and continuing into 2026.
📱 Vivo Phones Getting OriginOS 6
Initial waves include:
- Vivo X200, X200 Pro, X200 FE, X Fold5
- Vivo X100, X100 Pro
- Vivo V60
- Vivo V60e, V50, V50e
- Vivo T4 Ultra, T4 Pro
Later rollouts include:
- Vivo X90, X90 Pro
- V40, V40 Pro, V40e, V30 series
- T4 5G, T4x 5G, T3 series
- Y-series models like Y400, Y300, Y200 and more
📱 iQOO Phones Getting OriginOS 6
- iQOO 13 (first update)
- iQOO 12
- iQOO Neo 10, Neo 10R, Neo 9 Pro
- iQOO 11 and various Z-series phones (Z10, Z9, Z9s, etc.)
If you want, I can share a short table of eligible phones by rollout phase to make it easier to check your device!
2. Is Origin OS coming to India?
Yes, OriginOS is coming to India. Vivo has started rolling out OriginOS-6 to eligible Vivo and iQOO smartphones in India as part of a phased update. Not all devices receive it at once; flagships get it first, followed by mid-range models over time. Availability depends on the specific phone model.
3. Will iQOO Neo 7 Pro get Origin OS 6?
Yes — the iQOO Neo 7 Pro will get the OriginOS 6 update, but it isn’t arriving yet.
iQOO has officially confirmed that both the iQOO Neo 7 and Neo 7 Pro are included in the OriginOS 6 update roadmap, and they are expected to receive the Android-16-based OriginOS 6 in the first half of 2026 as part of the phased rollout after the flagship models.
4. Is OriginOS better than Funtouch OS?
OriginOS is generally seen as more modern and customizable than Funtouch OS, with smoother animations, advanced widgets, and deeper AI integration. Funtouch OS is simpler, more stable, and better optimized for broader global use. Which is “better” depends on whether you want features or straightforward reliability.
5. Which OS is used by iQOO?
Most iQOO phones currently use Funtouch OS or Funtouch OS-based software, but they are transitioning to OriginOS-6 as part of a global update. Until now, many iQOO models in markets like India have run on Funtouch OS 15 (based on Android 15), especially the mid-range and budget devices.
