Motorola opens Android 17 beta registration for 14 more smartphones

Motorola has been doing some good work with software rollouts lately. It has already delivered the stable Android 17 update to over a dozen models, and is now moving into the next phase of the rollout.

The brand has launched the Android 17 beta registration for 14 new devices. It announced the news through a series of posts on the community forum, which also includes details about eligible devices, regions, and other relevant details.

Android 17 beta registration goes live for these 14 new Motorola phones

• Motorola Moto G Stylus 2025 — Forum link
• Motorola Moto G Stylus 2026 — Forum link
• Motorola Edge 50 Fusion — APEM | Europe & META
• Motorola Edge 50 Pro — Europe & META | Brazil | APEM | LATAM
• Motorola Moto G67 — Brazil | Europe & META | LATAM
• Motorola Moto G77 — Brazil | APEM | Europe & META | LATAM
• Motorola Moto G87 — Europe & META | LATAM
• Motorola Moto G37 — Brazil
• Motorola Moto G47 — APEM | Brazil
• Motorola Razr 70 — Brazil
• Motorola Razr 60 — Brazil
• Motorola Razr 50 — Brazil
• Motorola Moto G Max — Brazil | LATAM | Europe & META | APEM
• Motorola Edge 60 Stylus — APEM

If your Motorola device is on the list and you live in a supported region, sign up for the beta program to get an early taste of the software. However, unlike most Android brands, the beta registration for Motorola devices requires some extra steps. Check out this page for a complete step-by-step guide.

Beta builds are prone to have bugs or broken features. Therefore, it’s best to install them on a secondary device. For a clean software experience, you should wait a few more weeks until the stable build rolls out.

The Android 17 update to Motorola devices doesn’t bring groundbreaking changes, but there are a couple of upgrades worth waiting for. That includes upgraded Live Updates, which now integrates into the camera cutout similar to the Dynamic Island on Apple devices, and now works with most of your day-to-day apps. The updated Settings page layout looks more like Pixel UI.

There are new status bar icons, a new volume interface, and updated icons for Wi-Fi, cell tower, and battery. The lock screen gets new clock faces, typography, and style options, while it still lacks depth effect. There are some new features as well including a Landscape Stereo, Qira AI assistant, Enhanced HDR Brightness, and Battery health.

Not all of the changes may be included in beta releases. So, it remains to be seen when the beta rollout actually begins and what changes do come along.