It’s only the beginning of September and Google has already rolled out its latest, Android 11, to supported Pixel devices — Pixel 2 and above. In response, OnePlus, Xiaomi, Oppo, and RealMe have rolled out their respective Open Beta programs for respective devices, while Samsung has kicked off pre-beta in South Korea and the United States.
And if you own an LG phone, you are probably wondering whether your device will be getting an Android 11 update or not. We have compiled this comprehensive guide based on LG’s support for its previous models which should give you a good idea about your device’s eligibility.
Note: LG is yet to release an official roadmap for Android 11 updates, but when that happens, we’ll be sure to add it to this post. Check back for more recent updates.
Update timeline
| Release date | Software version – Changelog |
Which LG devices would get Android 11?
When it comes to software updates, LG is one of the most unpredictable brands out there. They don’t have a “two-updates” policy, so, we’re never sure which phones would miss out on an update and when. LG hasn’t also been particularly busy over the last year, only release a couple of new devices — LG V60 and LG Velvet.
Apart from the two, last year’s LG G8, G8X, V50, and V50s are expected to get the latest version of Android.
When Will my LG device get Android 11?
As mentioned, LG doesn’t have a roadmap for Android 11 yet, so, it’s almost impossible to know which devices would get the latest version of Android. Still, we’ve come up with a guesstimate for your convenience.
| LG Device | Expected Android 11 update release date |
| Aristo 2 | Not eligible |
| G7 Fit | Not eligible |
| G7 One | Not eligible |
| G7 ThinQ | Not eligible |
| G8 ThinQ | Eligible (Q2 2021) |
| G8S ThinQ | Eligible (Q3 2021) |
| G8X ThinQ | Eligible (Q2 2021) |
| K10 | Not eligible |
| K11 Plus | Not eligible |
| K20 | Unconfirmed, may not receive Android 11 |
| K30 | Not eligible |
| K30 | Unconfirmed, may not receive Android 11 |
| K40 | Unconfirmed, may not receive Android 11 |
| K40S | Unconfirmed, may not receive Android 11 |
| K41S | Unconfirmed, may not receive Android 11 |
| K50 | Unconfirmed, may not receive Android 11 |
| K50S | Unconfirmed, may not receive Android 11 |
| K51S | Unconfirmed, may not receive Android 11 |
| K8 | Not eligible |
| LG K61 | Unconfirmed, may not receive Android 11 |
| Q Stylo 4 | Not eligible |
| Q Stylus | Not eligible |
| Q60 | Unconfirmed, may not receive Android 11 |
| Q7 | Not eligible |
| Q70 | Unconfirmed, may not receive Android 11 |
| Q8 | Not eligible |
| Q9 | Unconfirmed, may not receive Android 11 |
| Stylo 5 | Not eligible |
| V30S ThinQ | Not eligible |
| V35 ThinQ | Not eligible |
| V40 ThinQ | Not eligible |
| V50 ThinQ 5G | Eligible (Q3 2021) |
| V50S ThinQ 5G | Eligible (Q2 2021) |
| V60 ThinQ 5G | Eligible (Q1 2021) |
| Velvet | Eligible (December 2020) |
| W10 | Unconfirmed, may not receive Android 11 |
| W10 Alpha | Not eligible |
| W30 | Unconfirmed, may not receive Android 11 |
| W30 Pro | Unconfirmed, may not receive Android 11 |
| X Power 3 | Not eligible |
| Zone 4 | Not eligible |
| Aristo 2 | Not eligible |
Which LG device do you own?
Here’s some interesting Android 11 stuff you should know about:
- What is Android 11?
- What’s the difference between Android 11 developer preview vs Android 11 beta
- How to install Android 11 developer preview
- 4 main reasons why you shouldn’t install Android 11 developer preview
- How to uninstall Android 11 and go back to Android 10
- Android 11 release date: Samsung, OnePlus, Huawei
I saw that the LG K30 is not eligible but if somebody put the second LG K30 but was supposed to be LG K31, then if its compatible, I can’t wait until its released.
I don’t see for stylo 6 it doesn’t say