Android 16 rollout begins for these Motorola devices: Check eligibility, key features

Motorola is breaking its reputation for slow software updates. In a surprising move, the brand has become one of the earliest OEMs to roll out Android 16 across its extensive portfolio. While Google officially launched the stable version of Android 16 in mid-2025, Motorola has spent the last few months aggressively pushing the update to its Edge, Razr, and Moto G lineups. If you own a recent Moto device, here is the breakdown of what’s new and how you can get the update.

Motorola: Android 16 eligibility devices list

The following devices have already begun receiving the stable OTA (Over-The-Air) update. Note that these are released in batches, so your specific region might see it a few days later.

Motorola Edge series

– Motorola Edge 60 Pro

– Motorola Edge 60 Fusion

– Motorola Edge 60 Stylus

– Motorola Edge 50 Pro

– Motorola Edge 50 Ultra

– Motorola Edge Fusion

– Motorola Edge (2025)

Motorola Razr series

– Motorola Razr 60

– Motorola Razr 60 Ultra

– Motorola Razr 50

– Motorola Razr 50 Ultra

Motorola Moto G series

– Moto G86 5G

– Moto G86 Power 5G

– Moto G75 5G

– Moto G67 Power 5G

– Moto G Stylus (2025)

– Moto G Power (2025)

– Moto G (2025)

Motorola devices in beta testing

These devices are currently eligible for the Motorola Feedback Network (MFN) beta program.

– Edge Series: Edge 60, Edge 60 Neo, Edge 50/Neo, Edge 40 Pro, Edge+ (2023)

– Razr Series: Razr 40 / 40 Ultra (Razr+ 2023)

– Moto G Series: Moto G96 5G, G85 5G, G67 5G, G56 5G, G55 5G, G35 5G

– ThinkPhone / ThinkPhone 25

– Tablets: Moto Pad 60 Pro

How to join the Android 16 beta program

If your device isn’t on the stable list yet but is eligible for the beta, you can sign up for early access:

Step 1: Sign up on the Motorola Community website.

Step 2: Go to your profile settings and add your phone’s IMEI or serial number.

Step 3: Check the box to join the Motorola Feedback Network.

Step 4: Visit the “Beta Testing Opportunities” page, select your device, and submit the application.

Step 5: Once approved (usually via email), go to Settings > System > Check for updates.

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Always back up your data before installing a beta update, as pre-release software may contain bugs that could affect daily performance

Android 16: Key features at a glance

Android 16 transforms the Motorola experience with Live Updates, providing real-time tracking for deliveries and rides directly in the status bar. The Material 3 Expressive overhaul adds fluid animations and vibrant colours, while Notification Cooldown prevents alert fatigue by silencing rapid-fire pings.

Focusing on productivity and safety, Desktop Windowing allows tablet users to resize multiple app windows for a PC-like experience. Security is also bolstered by Advanced Protection, offering a one-tap toggle against exploits and phishing. This update seamlessly blends sophisticated aesthetics with powerful, user-centric utility.

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