List of AOSP Android 9.0 Pie Custom ROM Supported devices

Updated on April 18, 2019: Added a few more devices to the list of AOSP Android 9.0 Pie:

As we all know that the Google has already rolled out their latest version of Android, the Android 9 Pie. The Google always names its Android versions after a sweet dessert. This time too, the Company managed to name its Android Version after a sweet dessert, the Pie. Well, some of the devices like the Google’s own Pixel 2 and the Pixel 2 XL has already got this update for the latest Android Version. With, that being said, all OEMs are working on updates for their devices. Just in case you don’t already know, Android is an Open Source Project (AOSP) by Google. This means that the Company makes the source code for the Android publically. This helps the OEMs to make changes to the Source Code according to their taste and then make it available for the devices.

Now, since the Android is an Open Source Project, the developer community is always seen working around it and making it available for the devices unofficially. Well, there are still a lot of devices for which it’s hard to find the first ports of Android Pie. Therefore, today in this post, we would be covering on a List of AOSP Android Pie Supported devices [Custom ROM development]. But before we do, let us first take a look at What’s on Android Pie.

What’s on Android Pie?

The Google has started rolling out the next major version of Android for the supported Google Pixel devices. After the Android 8.0 Oreo, this is the 9th iteration of Android from Google. With Android Pie, Google has revamped many UI changes which include the notification panel, Settings, Quick Toggles and more. The main highlighted features of Android Pie are notification panel, indoor WiFi positioning, support for iPhone X-style notches, Material Design 2, Dark Mode, Enhanced Auto-fill, Dual Camera API, Neural network API implementation and many more.

Well, let us now take a quick look at some of the most important features of Android 9 Pie. Should we?

Android 9.0 Pie Features

Here are some of the main features of the Android 9 Pie:

• Gestures: With this release of Android, the Google removed the original home button with a pill that supports gestures. For instance, the users can slide up to show recent apps or slide right to quickly switch between apps.
• New Recent Apps menu: With the earlier versions of Android, there used to be a stacked card list of Recent Apps. This is now replaced with a horizontal card list.
• New User Interface: The Android 9 Pie has an all-new user interface which is even more minimal. Google has used the Color Sche,e which they call it as Material Design 2 with this version of Android.
• Dashboard: Also known as Digital Wellbeing is One of our personal favorite features of the Android 9 Pie is the addition of a Dashboard. Now, the dashboard is that feature which would help you track your overall usage. Users can track the app(s) usage, sleep and more. The objective here is to prevent distractions and focus on productive things.
• Slices: With earlier versions of Android, when we search for an app on Android, the app icon itself comes up. But with this version of Android, Google is going to show you information that’s embedded within apps.

So those were some of the Android Pie features, now let us move on to the List of AOSP Android Pie Supported devices [Custom ROM development].

List of AOSP Android 9.0 Pie Custom ROM Supported devices

Wait! Before we begin our list. Let us clear some things to you with our prerequisites section. Should we?

Prerequisites

• Make sure that you have unlocked the bootloader of your Android Device.
• Your Android Device should be rooted and you should have the custom recovery like TWRP installed on your device.
• Don’t forget to take a full backup of everything on your device before installing any Custom Pie ROM. That way, you would be on the safer side just in case something gets wrong.
• Your Android Device should have at least a 60% charge left.

Now, let us get to the list of Android Devices.

List of supported Android Devices 

Here is a list of Android Devices which would be supported by the Android 9 Pie Open Source Project  [Custom ROM development].

AOSP Pie for Huawei devices:

• Huawei P10 AOSP Pie: Click Here
• Huawei P10 Plus: Click Here
• Huawei Honor V9: Click Here
• Huawei MediaPad M5: Click Here
• Huawei P9 Lite 2017: Click Here
• Huawei Nova 3e: Click Here
• Huawei Mate 9: Click Here
• Huawei Mate 10 Lite: Click Here
• Huawei Honor 6X: Click Here
• Huawei P10 Lite: Click Here
• Huawei Nova 2i: Click Here
• Huawei Honor 7X: Click Here
• Huawei Honor 8 Pro: Click Here
• Huawei Honor 8 Lite: Click Here
• Huawei P9 Lite: Click Here
• Huawei P8 Lite 2017: Click Here
• Huawei Mate 10 Pro: Click Here
• Huawei Honor View 10: Click Here
• Huawei P20 Pro: Click Here
• Huawei Honor 4/4X: Click Here
• Huawei P20 Lite: Click Here
• Huawei Honor 5X: Click Here
• Huawei Y6 / Prime 2018: Click Here
• Huawei Honor 8: Click Here
• Huawei P Smart: Click Here
• Huawei MediaPad M5: Click Here

AOSP Pie for LG devices:

• LG G7 ThinQ: Click Here
• LG G3: Click Here
• LG G2: Click Here
• LG V30: Click Here
• LG V20: Click Here

AOSP Pie for Lenovo devices:

• Lenovo P2: Click Here
• Lenovo ZUK Z2 (Plus): Click Here
• Lenovo Zuk Z1: Click Here
• Lenovo A6000: Click Here
• Lenovo A6000 Plus: Click Here

AOSP Pie for Motorola devices:

• Motorola Moto X4: Click Here
• Motorola Moto Maxx: Click Here
• Motorola One Power: Click Here
• Motorola Moto E4: Click Here
• Motorola Moto X Play: Click Here
• Moto G5 Plus: Click Here
• Moto G 2013: Click Here
• Moto E 2015: Click Here
• Moto G 2014: Click Here
• Moto G 2015: Click Here
• Moto Z Play: Click Here
• Moto X Pure: Click Here
• Motorola Moto G6 Plus: Click Here
• Motorola One: Click Here
• Moto G6 Play: Click Here

AOSP Pie for Asus devices:

• Asus Zenfone 5Z: Click Here
• Asus Zenfone Live L1: Click Here
• Asus Zenfone Max: Click Here
• Asus Zenfone 2 Laser: Click Here
• Asus ZenFone 3: Click Here
• Asus Zenfone Go: Click Here
• Asus ZenFone Max Pro M1: Click Here
• Asus Zenfone Max Pro M2: Click Here
• Asus Zenfone Lite L1: Click Here

AOSP Pie for Samsung devices:

• Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy Tab E 9.6: Click Here
• Sprint Galaxy Tab E 8.0: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy J5: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy Alpha: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy S2: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy S4: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy J: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy Tab A 9.7: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy S6: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy S7: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy Note 3: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy S5 [klte]: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy S5 Plus: Click Here
• Galaxy S5 Active: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy Tab S3: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy Note 4: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy A3 2017: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy A7 2017: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy A5 2017: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy Ace 2: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy A8 2018: Click Here
• Galaxy S6 edge: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy J2 Core: Click Here
• Galaxy A7 2018: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy Jean: Click Here
• Samsung Galaxy Tab S4: Click Here

AOSP Pie for Nokia devices:

• Nokia 7 Plus: Click Here
• Nokia 6.1 Plus: Click Here
• Nokia 8 Sirocco: Click Here
• Nokia 7.1: Click Here
• Nokia 3.1 and 5.1: Click Here

AOSP Pie for Sony devices:

• Sony Xperia XZ1: Click Here
• Sony Xperia XZ2: Click Here
• Sony Xperia X Performance: Click Here
• Sony Xperia Z1: Click Here
• Sony Xperia Z1 Compact: Click Here
• Sony Xperia XZ1 Compact: Click Here

AOSP Pie for Xiaomi devices:

• Xiaomi Mi 8 Lite: Click Here
• Redmi 6 Pro: Click Here
• Mi Pad 4 Plus: Click Here
• Xiaomi Poco F1: Click Here
• Xiaomi Mi Max: Click Here
• Xiaomi Redmi 4 Prime: Click Here
• Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite: Click Here
• Xiaomi Mi 6: Click Here
• Xiaomi Redmi 2: Click Here
• Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro: Click Here
• Xiaomi Redmi Note 3: Click Here
• Xiaomi Redmi Note 5: Click Here
• Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Plus: Click Here
• Xiaomi Redmi 4X: Click Here
• Xiaomi Mi 3: Click Here
• Xiaomi Mi 4: Click Here
• Xiaomi Redmi Note 4: Click Here
• Xiaomi Mi A2: Click Here
• Xiaomi Redmi 5 Plus: Click Here
• Xiaomi Mi Max Prime: Click Here
• Xiaomi Mi 6X: Click Here
• Xiaomi Redmi Note 6 Pro: Click Here
• Redmi Note 7: Click Here
• Redmi Note 7 Pro: Click Here
• Xiaomi Redmi Go: Click Here
• Xiaomi Mi 9: Click Here
• Xiaomi Mi Max 3: Click Here
• Mi 8 Pro: Click Here
• Mi Pad 4 Plus: Click Here

AOSP Pie for Google devices:

• Google Pixel 3: Click Here
• Google Pixel 2 XL: Click Here
• Google Pixel C: Click Here
• Google Nexus 4: Click Here
• Google Nexus 5: Click Here
• Google Nexus 10: Click Here
• Google Nexus 6P: Click Here
• Google Nexus 6: Click Here

AOSP Pie for Oppo devices:

• Oppo F1: Click Here
• Oppo R5 / R5S: Click Here
• Oppo R7S: Click Here
• Oppo R7 Plus: Click Here
• Oppo Find 7/7a: Click Here
• Oppo Find X: Click Here
• Oppo Realme 2 Pro: Click Here
• Oppo R11 / R11s: Click Here

AOSP Pie for UMiDIGI devices:

• UMiDIGI A3: Click Here
• UMIDIGI One Pro: Click Here
• Umidigi Z2: Click Here
• Umidigi A1 Pro: Click Here

AOSP Pie for ZTE devices:

• ZTE Nubia M2: Click Here
• ZTE Nubia Z11: Click Here
• ZTE Nubia Z17 Mini: Click Here
• ZTE Nubia Z11 Mini S: Click Here
• ZTE Axon 7: Click Here
• ZTE Nubia Z18 Mini: Click Here
• ZTE Nubia Red Magic: Click Here

AOSP Pie for OnePlus devices:

AOSP Pie for Doogee devices:

• Doogee BL9000: Click Here

AOSP Pie for Cubot devices:

• Cubot P20: Click Here

AOSP Pie for Blackview devices:

• Blackview BV9500 Pro: Click Here

AOSP Pie for Other branded devices:

Conclusion

So, guys, that was the list of Android Devices which would be supported by the Android 9 Pie Open Source Project  [Custom ROM development]. Now, just in case, if you are someone who didn’t find your Device on the list, then don’t worry at all. We would be updating the list from time-to-time. So make sure that you bookmark this page on your browser and come here often to check if your device enters the list or not. With that being said, let us know your thoughts on AOSP Android Pie Supported devices in the comments section down below.