Realme GT Neo 2 Android 12 Early Access Update Now Available in India

Last Updated on December 16, 2021 by Asif Iqbal Shaik

The Realme GT Neo 2 was launched in India in September 2021. The device came pre-loaded with Android 11-based Realme UI 2.0. Now, the Chinese smartphone company has announced the Realme GT Neo 2 Android 12 (Realme UI 3.0) Early Access program for those who want to beta-test the new operating system version. Realme took it to the Realme Community forum to make a formal announcement about the Android 12 update.

To those unaware, the third major iteration of Realme’s proprietary skin—Realme UI 3.0—is based on Android 12, and it brings new features and revamped UI design. It features a Fluid Space design, Floating Window 2.0, AI Smooth Engine, AOD personalizations, privacy and security enhancements, and a lot more. Let us check out what’s new with the Realme GT Neo 2 Android 12 update.

Realme GT Neo 2 Android 12 Update Early Access Program: How to Apply

Realme says that Realme GT Neo 2 users who have updated their devices to the firmware version RMX3370_11.A.05 are eligible to apply for the Realme UI 3.0 Early Access program. If you meet this criterion, you can head over to Settings → Software Update → Tap on the Settings Icon in the top right corner of the screen → Trial Version → Apply Now and submit your details. After your registration process completes, you will be asked to take a quiz.

Realme GT Neo 2 Android 12 Update Early Access Program: Points To Note

The company is advising users to take a backup of their personal data before proceeding with the installation of Realme UI 3.0 Beta. Also, users must have at least 10GB of free storage space on the device, otherwise, the update installation process may fail.

Realme also said that the Early Access software builds may have an unpredictable impact on the devices and affect day-to-day performance. This means that the Realme UI 3.0 Beta software may not be stable and the battery life might take a hit. Those unhappy with the Realme UI 3.0 Beta update will have an option to downgrade to Realme UI 2.0. However, these users will not be eligible to apply for Realme UI 3.0 Early Access program in upcoming batches.

Also, since Android 12 is just a few months old, some developers may not have adapted their apps for it, and hence, such apps won’t work after updating the device to Android 12. Realme says that it can not guarantee that each and every person who applies for the Early Access program will get access to these builds, due to several factors.