Realme has officially confirmed it will phase out Realme UI and switch entirely to Oppo's ColorOS.
This means upcoming Realme devices will come with ColorOS, and eligible older models will be upgraded to ColorOS 17.
Although Realme did not publish an official list of devices, we have compiled one based on the company's software update policy.
The list includes models from the GT, number, P, C, Narzo, and Note series, as well as the Realme Pad 3 tablet.
Realme GT Series
- Realme GT 8 Pro
- Realme GT 7
- Realme GT 7 Pro
- Realme GT 7 Pro Racing
- Realme GT 7T
- Realme GT 6
- Realme GT 6T
- Realme GT 5 Pro
Realme Number Series
- Realme 16, 16 Pro, 16 Pro+, 16T
- Realme 15, 15 Pro, 15 Lite, 15T, 15x
- Realme 14, 14 Pro, 14 Pro+, 14T
Realme P Series
- Realme P4, P4 Pro, P4 Lite, P4 Lite 4G, P4 Power 5G, P4R, P4x
- Realme P3, P3 Pro, P3 Ultra, P3x
Realme C Series
- Realme C100, C100 4G, C100x, C100i
- Realme C85, C85 4G, 85 Pro
- Realme C83, C75, C75x, C73, C71
Realme Narzo Series
- Realme Narzo Power 5G
- Realme Narzo 100x, 100 Lite
- Realme Narzo 90, 90X
- Realme Narzo 80 Lite, 80 Lite 4G, 80 Pro, 80x
Realme Note Series
- Realme Note 80, Note 70, Note 70T
Additionally, the Realme Pad 3 tablet will also be upgraded to ColorOS 17, which is based on Android 17.
Realme has not revealed which phone will launch first with ColorOS 17 or when the rollout to older devices will begin.
However, it is expected that an Oppo smartphone will receive the update first.
Since Realme UI and ColorOS share the same codebase, the transition should be smooth. Users can expect new features previously exclusive to ColorOS.
