OnePlus Open May 2024 Security Update Arrives With Ultra HDR Support

The OnePlus Open, our flagship foldable device, debuted last year with the powerful Android 13. It has already received the latest OxygenOS 14-based Android 14 stable update. Now, we’re thrilled to announce that the OnePlus Open is joining the elite club of devices receiving the exclusive May 2024 Android security update, complete with the new ultra HDR support. 

OnePlus Open May 2024 Security Update Ultra HDR Support

The much-awaited May 2024 Android security update for the OnePlus Open is now available with the official build version CPH2551_14.0.0.801(EX01). OnePlus is currently in the process of rolling out this update to its valued customers in the India region. Rest assured, this update will soon be available in other eligible regions within the next few weeks. 

Excitingly, the latest OnePlus Open May 2024 Android security update brings a game-changing addition-Android’s Ultra HDR support for Pro XDR photos. This means your photos will now have a dynamic range that can be easily shared and displayed on apps supporting the Ultra HDR feature. 

Rest assured, the new update not only brings the latest May 2024 Android security update, but also significantly enhances the overall system security. We’ve also worked on improving the system stability, ensuring you a much more stable, secure, and improved software experience. For more details, here’s the entire changelog:

How To Update

Moreover, this is an incremental OTA update that will be first pushed to some random users first and then to all the OnePlus Open customers over the next coming days. To see for the latest update, go to the Settings >> About device >> OxygenOS version banner >> if the update is available >> Download & install. 

Changelog

System

• Improves system stability.
• Integrates the May 2024 Android security patch to enhance system security.

Camera

• Adds Android’s Ultra HDR support for our ProXDR photos, which can be shared and displayed with a higher dynamic range on an app running on a device that supports Ultra HDR.

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