OxygenOS 13.1 is out for OnePlus 10R

Both full & incremental ZIPs are available, so you can update ASAP
Adhiraj S. Chauhan

OnePlus 10R went on sale in India on 4th May 2022, launching with OxygenOS 12 out-of-the-box. It was the third device to receive an update to OOS13 back in 2022, first via a Closed Beta on 16th August, followed by an Open Beta on 5th October, and finally, the first stable build on 16th November. OxygenOS 13.1 is not a major update by any means, it's similar to OxygenOS 12 → 12.1.

Anyway, the first 13.1 build is out only for both variants of the 10R: 150W (marketed as the "Endurance Edition"), and the 80W as well. It carries the C.31 version number, displayed as 13.1.0.520. This marks the return to a better versioning format, similar to how it was before the Oppo-merger (e.g. 11.0.1.1, 10.0.1). If you wish to update to 13.1, you can do so via the app itself, since both full & incremental ZIPs are available.

It's also important to note that the Nord CE 3 Lite was technically the first device with 13.1, since it launched with it in the first place. 10 Pro received it last week.

Changelog for 13.1.0.520

  • Personalization
    • Expands Omoji's functionality and library.
  • Health
    • Adds a new TalkBack feature that recognizes and announces images in apps and Photos.
    • Adds the new Zen Space app, with two modes, Deep Zen and Light Zen, to help you focus on the present.
    • Improves Simple mode with a new helper widget and quick tutorials on the Home screen.
  • Gaming experience
    • Adds the Championship mode to Game Assistant. This mode improves performance while also disabling notifications, calls, and other messages to give you a more immersive gaming experience.
    • Adds a music playback control to Game Assistant, so you can listen to and control music easily while gaming.

It's important to note that the new "Seamless interconnection" auto-connect feature (between nearby phones, tablets, PCs) is not mentioned in this changelog, even though it was part of 10 Pro's with this note added in later:

Where can I install stable OxygenOS 13.1?

If you're currently on the stable track, you should have already received a notification from the app about this update. Please ensure you've selected either of the stable update methods in the app's settings, since the beta track doesn't receive updates separately from stable anymore (post Oppo-merger). Beta track is now meant only for the first few major Android builds, nothing more. Disable advanced mode as well, in case it's turned on for whatever reason. The stable track will continue to receive updates until the device is marked EOL (End-of-Life).

Once you're on the main screen of the app, simply download the update presented to you and follow the installation guide.

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