Motorola expands the Android 17 beta to new models: full list and new features

  • Motorola has opened the Android 17 beta for more than a dozen models, including the Razr 70 Plus and the Edge 70 Pro.
  • The update brings a redesigned control panel, smoother animations, and the new Live Updates feature.
  • Users can sign up through the community forums by activating the beta testing option.
  • The Moto G and Edge series models are also included in this new wave.
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Motorola continues to take firm steps in updating its devices to Android 17. The company has opened registration for the beta version of the new operating system for a dozen additional modelsThis expands the list of phones that can now test the new features before the official launch. The selected devices include several high-end and mid-range models, with a particular focus on the European, Middle Eastern, and African (EMEA) markets.

The Android 17 beta for Motorola brings with it a notable interface redesign and new features that improve the user experience. The most prominent changes include a renewed control panelsmoother animations and the incorporation of the live updatesA dynamic island similar to those in other systems. Below, we review the models that can be registered and the main new features offered by this update.

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Models that can already test Android 17

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As confirmed by Motorola in its official forumsThe following devices can apply for a spot in the Android 17 beta. The list includes both high-end and mid-range models, and some are limited to specific regions such as EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) or India.

  • Motorola Razr 70 Plus (EMEA region)
  • Motorola Razr+ 2026
  • Motorola Pro Edge 70 (India, EMEA, LATAM)
  • Motorola Edge 70 Plus (EMEA)
  • Motorola Edge 70 Neo (India)
  • Moto G Power 2026
  • Moto G Power 2025
  • Moto G 2026
  • Moto G 2025
  • Moto G Play 2026

These models join those that had already been receiving the beta version for several weeks, such as the Motorola SignatureThe G57 Power and the Edge 70. The company has been expanding the program in waves, and more devices are expected to be added in the coming weeks.

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What's new in Android 17 on Motorola

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The Android 17 update on Motorola phones introduces several visual and functional changes. One of the most striking is the redesigned control panelThe app now features rounded cards for managing Wi-Fi, mobile data, focus modes, and the Dolby Atmos audio profile, all with a single tap. Separate sliders for brightness and volume have also been added.

application opening and closing animations They have been optimized to offer a smoother feel, and the status bar has been redesigned with new icons for signal strength, mobile network, and battery. Another notable new feature is the live updates, a dynamic island that appears when using apps like Spotify and allows you to control playback without leaving the current app.

El volume mixer It has also been revamped, making it easier to adjust different audio sources independently. These changes, along with faster menu navigation, make the overall experience more responsive and customizable.

How to sign up for the beta

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To participate in the Android 17 beta, users must activate the MFN/beta testing option In the device settings, you can apply for a spot through the official Motorola forums. The process isn't immediate: the company reviews applications, and not everyone who applies will be accepted in the first round. Spots are limited, so it's recommended to register as soon as your model appears on the list.

With this expansion, Motorola demonstrates its commitment to updating its devices, offering users the opportunity to experience Android 17 before its official launch. Those interested should keep an eye on the community forums so they don't miss the opportunity to sign up.


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