Motorola Expands Android 17 Beta Program to New Devices
Motorola has expanded its Android 17 beta program to include the Edge 70 and the new Moto G models. New features and affiliate details are in our news.
Motorola has updated and expanded its Android 17 beta program for users worldwide. As of August 2026, the company has opened test registrations for several new devices, including the Edge 70 series, Razr foldable models, and the budget-friendly Moto G series. Announced via Lenovo’s official forums, this development offers tech enthusiasts the opportunity to try out the features of the new Android version early. Since participation is limited to a small number of users, interested users are advised to act quickly through official application channels.
Motorola aims to reach a wide user base with its new testing process.
- Motorola has included numerous devices, including the Edge 70 and Razr 70 series, in the Android 17 beta process.
- Users need to enable MFN/beta testing options on their devices to participate in the beta program.
- Due to the potential for unstable operation and errors in beta software, it is important for users to back up their critical data.
Which Models Are Included in the Android 17 Beta Process?
Motorola continues to test updates across a wide range of devices. In addition to well-known models such as the Razr 70 Plus, Razr+ 2026, Edge 70 Pro, and Edge 70 Neo, the more affordable Moto G 2025, G 2026, and G Power series devices are now also participating in the testing process. The company aims to collect local user feedback by opening customized testing channels according to regions (EMEA, India, LATAM).
Beta testing plays a critical role in fixing bugs in the operating system before it reaches the end user.
New Version Brings Significant Interface Changes
Android 17 brings noteworthy visual and functional innovations to users. The updated notification panel and control center promise a more modern user experience. Moreover, new lock screen clock styles and a completely redesigned settings menu increase personalization options. In particular, the sound mixer and the improved ‘Live Activities’ feature works seamlessly with daily functions such as music, invitations, and flashlight, maximizing system efficiency.
Things to Note During the Testing Process
Due to the nature of beta versions, performance issues are quite possible on devices. Therefore, it is vital for non-professional users to create a complete data backup on their main devices before installing these updates. Having at least 50% battery charge on the device before proceeding to the installation stage is a fundamental rule to prevent technical problems that may occur during software installation.
Are you planning to experience the Android 17 beta on your Motorola device, or have you participated in beta programs before? You can share your opinions and experiences with us in the comments section.
