Lineage OS device list and downloads

As you may already know by now, Cyanogen is dead! All Cyanogen services including the nightly builds for all supported devices, will no longer be supported after tomorrow. Thankfully, the CyanogenMod team decided to not crush the dreams of thousands of CM users and transitioned CM into Lineage OS. You can read more about the new OS here.

Now that CM has become Lineage OS, things are looking good for those who were using the CM 14.1 ROMs based on Android Nougat. Although Lineage OS is still in its early stages, the source code is available, and several smartphones have already started to receive unofficial Lineage OS 14.1 builds on XDA and other Android communities.

According to the Lineage OS website, official builds will start being available soon enough. But they are not sure if it would be nightlies or weekly builds. More information regarding official builds, supported list of devices, and release dates will be added on the site in the coming days.

This page here is to help you find out if Lineage OS will be available for your device. As this OS basically has the same source code as CM, most devices should support the new OS. We will list down the devices that will get the new OS, and also update it regularly.

Will my device get Lineage OS?

If your smartphone supported CM 13 or CM 14 and later, then it will most likely get the Lineage OS ROMs. Since the new OS is based on the CM source code, expect the features to be similar to what you’re used to.

Already, unofficial builds of Lineage OS based on Android 7.1.1 are available for a bunch of devices. Since Lineage is starting brand new, it will take some time for the official builds to appear online. Meanwhile, unofficial builds will continue to crop up on XDA.

If your OEM supports installing third-party ROMs such as CyanogenMod, then you don’t have to worry about Lineage OS support. It’s only manufacturers like Samsung and LG that don’t like custom ROMs running on their devices. However, because CM 14.1 was available for some of these devices, Lineage OS 14.1 will also be released.

Why you should install Lineage OS

CyanogenMod ROMs will not be getting any official support starting tomorrow. That’s one of the main reasons why you should install the Lineage OS available for your device. And obviously, for the stock Android experience. Of course, you can always stick to stock OEM ROMs, but if you’re that kind of a person, then you wouldn’t be reading this.

Lineage OS will be much more improved and may have some unique features of its own. Users preferred CM ROMs over stock OEM ROMs because of the customization features. Expect the same to be available on Lineage. Also, the official Lineage OS builds would be very reliable and can be used as a daily driver.

Download Lineage OS unofficial builds

Use the table below to see if an unofficial Lineage OS build is available for your device.

As mentioned earlier, some devices have already got unofficial builds of the Lineage OS 14.1, thanks to XDA members.

From the LG stable, the LG G3, LG G4 and the LG V20 have received an unofficial build and are available for download now. The installation is similar to the CM 14.1 ROM, as it is based on the same source code. Of course, bugs and issues will be present, so make sure you know what you’re doing.

From Asus, the Asus Zenfone Max and Zenfone 2 Laser have also received unofficial builds. You can download them here. Expect more devices to get the software soon.

From OnePlus, the OnePlus 3, OnePlus 2 and OnePlus One have received the Lineage OS 14.1 unofficial build. And finally, from Samsung, the Galaxy S7 Edge, Galaxy S5 (Verizon), Galaxy S3, Galaxy S2 and the Galaxy Tab S2 have all received the unofficial build.