According to the latest report, OnePlus released the 3rd Android 13 Beta to its OnePlus 10 Pro. OnePlus claims the new build brings fixes for some of the most common issues and stability improvements. Also, a new report revealed that the during the OnePlus 10T launch event OnePlus showcase its next OS skin – OxygenOS 13. You can check the complete changelog which is mentioned below.
Android 13 beta 3 changelog:
System
- [Improved] system stability
Known issues
- User Interface display sometimes might be abnormal.
- Music playing cannot be paused normally via wired headphones.
- Occasional abnormal response for gesture operation when the screen was off.
- No response when tapping the video call button.
- Auto brightness sometimes works abnormally.
- Crash issue when setting the Fingerprint animation in Personalizations.
- The lagging issue is caused by switching the refresh rate of the screen.
- Some applications might be lost after upgrading.
Download: Android 13 beta 3 for the OnePlus 10 Pro
- North America
- India
- Europe
Want to go back to Android 12? Download the Rollback package from the links below:
OnePlus 10 Pro Summary:
The OnePlus 10 Pro 5G has some much-needed upgrades over the 9 Pro, and with just a moderate bump in pricing, it’s not a bad deal. Even the top-end variant of the 10 Pro 5G is less expensive than the base models of the Samsung Galaxy S22 and iPhone 13, making it a good value. Compared to the OnePlus 9 Pro, the 10 Pro 5G offers a bigger battery with quicker charging, a slightly more power-efficient AMOLED display, a more powerful SoC with plenty more 5G bands, and a better selfie camera, and a nicer design.
Other than some small issues such as the occasional overheating when recording 4K/8K videos in hot weather and the slightly inferior quality of the ultra-wide camera compared to the OnePlus 9 Pro, the 10 Pro 5G is yet another solid flagship from OnePlus and delivers very good performance and features for the price.
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