Honor MagicOS 11 Beta Registrations Begin
Honor has started registrations for the MagicOS 11 internal beta program again. All the details and application process for users who want to try the new Android 17-based version are in our news.
Honor has announced that it has reopened registrations for its internal beta program for MagicOS 11, the new Android 17-based interface that users have been eagerly awaiting. The company is accelerating its software development processes ahead of its Global Developer Conference on September 15, 2026, and has made beta access, which was temporarily suspended, available again for a first group of devices. The Honor MagicOS 11 update promises users new features and significant performance improvements. Users with the specified device models have the chance to experience the update early by applying to the program via the My Honor app.
- Honor has started accepting applications again for the first group of devices in the MagicOS 11 internal beta program.
- The update is built on the Android 17 operating system infrastructure.
- The official announcement and detailed roadmap will be shared at the Global Developer Conference on September 15, 2026.
Eligible Device List for MagicOS 11 Determined
Honor has updated the first list of devices included in the MagicOS 11 beta program. This list includes the HONOR Magic V6, Magic V5, and Magic8 series, as well as the Magic7 series. In addition, tablet devices such as the HONOR 600 series, WIN models, and MagicPad3 Pro will also be able to benefit from this new software experience.
The complete list includes the HONOR Magic8 RSR Porsche Design, Magic8 Pro, Magic8 Pro Air, Magic8, Magic7 RSR Porsche Design, Magic7 Pro, Magic7, HONOR 600 Pro, 600 Super Edition, 600 Vitality Edition, HONOR WIN, HONOR WIN RT, HONOR GT Pro, MagicPad3 Pro, and MagicPad3 Pro 12.3 models. The list remains consistent with the previously announced first beta roadmap.
Application Process Explained Step-by-Step
Due to limited participation quotas, the company warns users to act quickly. The application process proceeds through a fairly easy interface.
Users must first log into the “My Honor” application on their devices, then click on the “MagicOS 11 testing program” option under the “Club” tab. After the application is approved, the relevant software package can be downloaded from the system updates menu.
During this process, users are advised to back up their data and consider that the beta software may contain stability issues.
MagicOS 11, expected to reach a wider user base after the developer conference, will offer Honor device owners a major interface-based transformation.
Are you planning to try MagicOS 11 on your device? You can share with us in the comments which new feature you would most like to see on your Honor devices with the update.
