After three months of releasing the first Android 11 beta Build, Asus has finally started rolling out the stable update for the Asus Zenfone 6. The new update brings a revamped ZenUI along with other Android 11 goodies.

ASUS Zenfone 6
Zenfone 6

As reported by XDADevelopers, the stable Android 11 update with firmware version ZenFone 6_ZS630KL_TW_18.0610.2011.107 is rolling out. In this, the Model number and ‘TW’ indicates that it’s currently for Taiwan(home country). The update, apart from upgrading the OS from the old Android 10, brings changes like removing Avast Scan Engine, ZenUI interface, full-screen gestures, and more.

You can  take a look at the entire changelog here below:

  • Upgrade the system to Android 11
  • Back up your data before upgrading, and if you want to go back from Android 11 to Android 10, you can do so using an official package, but all your data will be purged.
  • Some third-party software is not yet compatible with Android 11
  • Remove private listening, ZenUI Help with one-handed mode.
  • The power man function is integrated into the battery settings. Remove the Avast scan engine.
  • The desktop removes options such as smart classification, alignment icons, icon suits, and more. Tap the screen space to spread the application icon.
  • Import the new ZenUI interface design
  • Adjust the quick set-up panel interface and support media control. Remove multi-window portals and add proximity sharing options (manually added)
  • The Wi-Fi Auto-Download and Install setting for system updates is turned on by default
  • Third-party desktop support uses full-screen gestures

Previously, Asus began the recruitment for Zenfone 6’s Beta Testing way before the Android 11’s official announcement. However, the first beta came a week later from September 9 when Google released the first Android 11 stable update.

The ZenTalk forum post says it’s seeding to a limited number of users(as of now) and it’s probably to ensure the build doesn’t have crazy bugs. Nevertheless, the update is here and is likely to expand to other regions in the near future.

Although Asus hasn’t voiced a definite rollout schedule, going by the chronology, the Zenfone 7 and event the ROG Phone 3 should get it soon now.