How to Check Your Android Version on Any Smartphone

HardReset.InfoMay 22, 20251 min36 views

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Accessing Device Settings

⚙️ To find your Android version, begin by launching the Settings app on your smartphone.

Navigating to Software Information

📱 Look for a category labeled System or About Phone within the Settings menu.
➡️ Navigate to Device Specifications or a similar option.
ℹ️ Within this section, find Software Information, Device Information, or Software Specs.

Identifying Your Android Version

📌 On some devices, the Android version may be directly visible on the About Phone page.
🔍 For the Motorola Razer 60 Ultra, you need to go into Device Details to find the Android version.
💻 The example device shows that it is currently running Android 15.

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