Google has released the developer builds for the Android 13 update that is coming officially later this year. These developer builds, as the name suggests, are intended for developers so that they can test, debug and improve the user experience of the OS. And OEMs generally also release the developer builds of their Android skins to follow up on their software development.
OnePlus is one of those OEMs that did release a preview build of their Oxygen OS running on the developer build of Android 13. They did it for their flagship offering, the OnePlus 10 Pro. But since it is a developer build, it is packed with bugs. And if you have updated your OnePlus 10 Pro to the Android 13 developer build and are now looking to downgrade your Oxygen OS back to a stable build, this article will help you out. Here, we have discussed the step-by-step guide on downgrading from Android 13 back to Android 12 on a OnePlus 10 Pro. So without any further ado, let’s get into it.
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The problem with the developer build of Android 13-based OxygenOS has several bugs. Some of the notable ones are:
- Issues with system stability and performance.
- Unable to access Shelf.
- Unable to move the documents in My Files.
- Some apps are not functioning correctly.
- Some Roaming features may not work as expected.
Before we get to the actual process, you should know that this process will wipe out your entire internal storage. So before going ahead with the downgrade, create a backup of everything important to you.
Hi Sagar,
Thanks for the article on downgrading Oneplus 10 Pro.
I have imported Oneplus 10 Pro from China and it has Color OS 12.1
is it possible to install Oxygen OS with the steps you mentioned in this article?