In this post, we will provide you with all the AOSP Android 11 Custom ROMs and its supported device list. After being in the Developer Previews and Beta Builds...
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Last updated on May 28, 2023
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In this post, we will provide you with all the AOSP Android 11 Custom ROMs and its supported device list. After being in the Developer Previews and Beta Builds for quite a while, the latest iteration of Android has finally made its way to the stable build. As of now, you could directly install it onto your Pixel devices, either via OTA update or ADB Sideload. Along the same lines, OnePlus has also started its Public Beta testing. Other OEMs like Xiaomi, Realme, and Oppo aren’t far behind either.
Along the same lines, the custom ROM development is already up and running for a lot of Android devices. Since the Google-owned OS is open-source in nature, many developers could make full use of these source codes and create custom ROMS. These AOSP or Android Open Source Project ROMs provide an edge in terms of features and customizations than what the stock has to offer. From this guide, you could get hold of all the AOSP Android 11 Custom ROMs and its supported device list. Follow along for the detailed instructions set.
The latest Android 11 has a lot of new features, optimizations, and improvements to offer to the masses. Google has mostly focused on three aspects: People, Privacy, and Control. Keeping these in mind, here are all the noteworthy features that you are about to welcome in the latest iteration of Android:
Separate conversation section:
Credits: Google
Your notification area might be among the complicated sections of your device. With tons of alerts from various third-party apps, more often than not you might end up missing the all-important notification. Well, not anymore. The Silicon Valley giants have categorized the Notification region into three different sections: Conversations, Alerting, and Silent.
From now on, all your messages will be placed separately under the Conversations section. Along the same lines, you could now also prioritize these notifications based on the sender. The ones with the higher priority will occupy the higher pecking order.
OneTime Permissions:
Credits: Google
Among the most useful features to make its way over to Android 11, you could now allow apps to get access to the desired permission just for that session only. On selecting the Only this time option, till the time you are using the app, the latter will be able to make use of the permissions. Once the app has been closed, all the permissions will be revoked. You will then have to re-grant them the next time you launch the app.
Notification History:
You may have accidentally swiped away a notification only to realize later that you shouldn’t have done so. Google seems to have taken a note of that as well. With the latest Android 11, there is now an option to access all the app’s notifications from the past 24 hours. Just head over to go to Settings > Apps & notifications > Notifications > Notification history and you could access your past notifications from quite easily.
Chat Bubbles:
Credits: Google
This is another pretty nifty feature added to Android 11. Chat bubbles are small chat heads that appear on top of your screen. Just tap on it to expand the messaging screen and start the conversation with the desired recipient, via your desired app. When you are done with the conversation, simply tap on it again and the messaging screen will go back to its default bubble state. To close these bubbles, just drag it downwards to the bottom of the screen and you are good to go.
Screen Recorder:
There is now a native screen recorder in the latest Android 11. You could also customize this option and decide whether or not it should record your taps, audio, etc. Furthermore, you could also count it to be more secure than the various third-party apps.
Media Controls:
Credits: Google
The media player has moved one section above-from the notification shade to the Quick Settings section. Apart from that, it has also added the option to change the audio source right from that section itself. And if you bring the notification panel to the expanded state, you could get a hold of other information like Album Art, name of the song, and the media player as well.
Smart Device Controls:
Credits: Google
The Power menu has undergone a major revamp in the latest update to the OS. Apart from the Power Off and Restart options that used to before, there has been a slew of other additions as well. Just beneath the Power menu, you could now add Virtual Cards using Google Pay and make a direct payment via NFC. But has been the talk of the town is the ability to control your smart home appliances right from your device only. From unlocking the front door to turning off the light, all these could be done right from the Power menu itself.
Other Features:
Apart from the aforementioned ones, there have been many other small yet useful additions to Android 11. These include the ability to schedule Dark Mode based on the time of the day, pinning your favorite apps to the Share Sheet, the new and revamped Screenshot share menu, and the ability to copy texts right from the Recents Apps overview screen.
These were some of the noteworthy features of the latest Android build. With that said, let’s now turn our attention towards the list of devices that are part of the AOSP Android 11 Custom ROMs family. Likewise, we have also shared the download link for the same. Grab hold of the file and then refer to the instruction set given below.
List of Android 11 Supported Devices and Downloads:
Here is the detailed list of AOSP Android 11 Custom ROMs for various OEMs.
How to Install AOSP Android 11 Custom ROM on Any Smartphone
Before we list out the steps to install the AOSP Android 11 Custom ROM on to your device, there are a few requirements that your device needs to qualify. Please go through them and only then proceed with the installation steps.
Prerequisites
To begin with, create a backup of all the data on your device.
Next up, you will have to unlock the bootloader on your Android device. For that, you may refer to our guide on How to Unlock Bootloader via Fastboot Method on Android. We also have OEM specific unlocking tutorials that you could check out:
Download and install the Android SDK Platform Tools. This will provide you with all the necessary binary files.
Enable USB Debugging on your device. This will make your device recognizable by your PC in ADB mode. So head over to Settings > About Phone > Tap on Build Number 7 times > Go back to Settings > System > Advanced > Developer Options > Enable USB Debugging.
Your device should have the TWRP installed. This is needed to install the AOSP Android 11 Custom ROM. So refer to our guide on How to Flash TWRP Recovery on any Android Phone and install the said custom recovery right away.
Furthermore, not every ROM comes preloaded with Google Apps. If your ROM belongs to that list, then you will have to download the GApps package separately and then transfer it to your device.
That’s it. These were all the files that you would be needing. You may now proceed with the steps to install the AOSP Android 11 Custom ROM on your device. Follow along for the instructions.
Installation Steps
Transfer the downloaded AOSP Custom ROM to your device. Then connect it to the PC via USB cable.
Head over to the platform-tools folder, type in CMD in the address bar, and hit Enter. This will launch the Command Prompt.
Now, type in the below command to boot your device to the TWRP Recovery:
adb reboot recovery
TWRP Home
When your device boots to TWRP, head over to Wipe. Then tap on Advanced Wipe and select Dalvik Cache, System, Vendor, and Data. Perform a right swipe to wipe the selected partitions.
Once that is done, go back to the TWRP home screen and select Install. Then navigate to the AOSP Android 11 Custom ROM and select it.
Perform a right swipe to flash this file. When that is done, again head over to Install and this time flash the GApps package (optional).
You may now reboot your device to the Android OS. For that, go to Reboot and tap on System.
Conclusion
Upon execution of the above steps, your device will now be booted to the newly installed AOSP Android 11 Custom ROM. Do keep in mind that the first boot might take some time, it is completely normal. Likewise, you will now have to set up your device from scratch as a device wipe has taken place. So sign in with your Google Account and set up your device.
On that note, do let us know your views on this Android 11 AOSP custom ROM. If you have any issues concerning the aforementioned steps, drop in your queries in the comments section below. Rounding off, here are some iPhone Tips and Tricks, PC tips and tricks, and Android Tips and Trick that you should check out as well.
am using gionee m6 and my phone is not listed there can i download any of the aosp for other gionee phones listed and use i need a reply on that thanks
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Javier
Nice description to How to install the ROM. Thanks a lot.
I’ve an old tablet from Sony. SGTP112ES/S.
Is it compatible with this ROM
In case of compatibility. Where can I download the ROM.
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vinod
is this compatible or possible to flash Android Go edition on Xolo mobile models Era 2/3x/4x
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Binhi
Will do it,but will it clean vendor credit purchased phone?
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Shakeel
Mobile rooting
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Arpon dey.
Bro please give me a android 11 custom rom for symphony Z40 stable.🙏🙏
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anthony
bonjour a votre avis c,est possible d’avoir une rom de Android 11 ou plus pour oukitel w10 car pas très stable et oukitel s’en tape royale merci
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Samiul Islam
I need custom rom for walton primo h8 turbo
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steven macdonald
can this happen for schok sv55216?
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Rajveer1 Dubey
My device doesn’t have TWRP how can I install android 11
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Rajveer1 Dubey
My device doesn’t have TWRP, How can I install android 11 in my device. Device Name- Tecno Camon i Ace
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Sophie Black
So is this a device root & install Android 11 AOSP/AOSP DeGoogled version that is Carrier Specific?
If so can you kindly give info on if the following devices are supported and instruction for T-Mobile, AT&T, Sprint, & Mint Mobile for Flashing Rooted Android 10 or 11 DeGoogled AOSP version? As well as any detailed instruction & links if possible for devices that don’t have download links OR aren’t mention here?
(Especially for FRP locked & Screen Locked devices… Will this method Flash New Rooted Android 11 DeGoogled AOSP ROM onto FRP locked & PIN Locked Screen Devices? If not do you know UnBlacklisting &/Or Bypass Methods for FRP & PIN Locked Screens )
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These were being fixed before time of passing. They would want to have finished them & Are Almost All I Have Left of Them…
• Samsung S7 Edge 7.1 or 7.1.1
• Samsung S5, S6, S7
Both FRP Locked. Carrier Unknown maybe T-Mob? & Setup Email Unknown
• ZTE Axon7 v7.1 Nougat
• BLU Vivo 5 (Kingo Root w/Hard Coded Apps. Needs Program Sunshine+SuperSU & Full Wipe to remove & OS.img reinstall for Root DeGoogled Android 10 or 11 AOSP)
• Factory Unlocked (Non-Verizon) Google Pixel XL (Gen2 Development Edition) stuck on Stock OS v7.1.1
• Nvidia ShieldTV Pro 16Gb Tegra X1 or K1 2018’19
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Wilson
Disponível rom para Umidigi A11 Pro Max ?
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Eva Dave
Please I want the one for vivo y37
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ludabaro
Hola cuando sale para motorola g8 plus
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wish
AQUOS sense 5G need custom ROM
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can i get this rom for gionee s10c?