Custom ROMs used to be popular back in the early days of Android. They were probably the only way to let users experience clean software with so many additional features. But now, they exist as an option as Android skins by different OEMs have gotten better.
Anyway, when we talk about custom ROMs, the firm ROM that comes into mind is LineageOS (formerly CyanogenMod). The developers behind this project have finally released Android 11-based LineageOS 18.1.
Google released Android 11 stable in September of 2020. That means it took nearly seven months for the LineageOS team to release their software based on the latest version of Android called LineageOS 18.1
However, credit where credit’s due, this year, the ROM debuted with support for 76 devices. For comparison, last year’s LineageOS 17.1 was introduced with 50 devices.
That said, let us take a look at the first batch of LineageOS 18.1 official devices.
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LineagOS 18.1 Official Devices
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Essential
- Essential PH-1
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F(x)tec
- F(x)tec Pro
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Google
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LeEco
- LeEco Le Max2
- LeEco Le Pro3 / Le Pro3 Elite
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LG
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Motorola
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Nextbit
- Nextbit Robin
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HMD Global (Nokia)
- Nokia 6.1 (2018)
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OnePlus
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Razer
- Razer Phone
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Samsung
- Samsung Galaxy S4 (GT-I9505/G, SGH-I337M, SGH-M919)
- Samsung Galaxy S4 (SCH-I545)
- Samsung Galaxy S4 (SCH-R970, SPH-L720)
- Samsung Galaxy S4 (SGH-I337)
- Samsung Galaxy S4 Active
- Samsung Galaxy S4 Value Edition (GT-I9515/L)
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (Wi-Fi)
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e (LTE)
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e (Wi-Fi)
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Sony
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Xiaomi
We expect more devices to get added to the official supported list in the coming weeks.
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