By Matt Evans
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The best Wear OS watches on offer
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The best Wear OS watch offer a level of versatility that you might not get from its competitors. That's especially true for Wear OS 2-powered models that are compatible with Apple devices. So, while many of them may be less known than the Apple Watch range, that doesn't stop them being worth your time.
As there is a wide variety made by different manufacturers, you'll need to really have a think about what features you need the most. That's on top of finding a design that suits your style and knowing your budget.Whichever watch you choose, however, you can rest assured you'll get a clean interface that clearly provides your phone notifications, along with reliable health and fitness tracking, and some good looks.
We've tested pretty much most of the best smartwatches on the market, and that includes those running Wear OS from major brands like Samsung, Huawei, Fossil, TicWatch, MisFit, and Google. And, we gathered the best of them here, noting performance, features, build and design, and price.
If you don't think a Wear OS watch is right for you, the best Apple Watches may be more suitable. Otherwise, take a look at the best Wear OS watches below, along with pros and cons, a quick overview, and a link to the full review.
The best Wear OS watch 2023
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1. Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro
The best Samsung smartwatch
Specifications
OS: Wear OS
Compatibility: Android
Display: 1.2" 396 x 396 / 1.4" 450 x 450 Super AMOLED
Processor: Dual-core 1.18GHz
Onboard storage: 16GB
Battery duration: 3 days on 44mm / less on 40mm
Charging method: Wireless
IP rating: IP68
Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, LTE (for extra)
Reasons to buy
+ Excellent performance Interesting new software
Reasons to avoid
- Limited compatibility Lacks rotating bezel
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro is Samsung’s top smartwatch and the best of the small number of Wear OS 3 watches, combining a premium design with a durable build, a great AMOLED screen, and plenty of health and fitness smarts.
Its tough exterior, hefty battery, and advanced GPS features – such as route generators for endurance workouts – mean it’s also the closest thing Wear OS has to the Apple Watch Ultra – and the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro is also a whole lot cheaper than Apple’s top wearable.
It’s still on the expensive side, its features will be overkill for many, and it’s unlikely to sway Garmin converts. But this article is about the best Wear OS watches, and the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro certainly ranks high there.
Read the full Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 Pro review
2. Samsung Galaxy Watch 5
A superb smartwatch
Specifications
OS: Wear OS
Compatibility: Android
Display: 1.4-inch 450 x 450 Super AMOLED
Processor: Dual-core 1.18GHz Cortex-A55
Onboard storage: 16GB
Battery duration: One day
Charging method: Qi wireless charging
IP rating: IP68
Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS
Reasons to buy
+ Powerful fitness features Durable and lightweight
Reasons to avoid
- One-day battery life Optimized for Samsung phones
The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 has a smaller battery than the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro and also a less bulky – but less durable – build. However, it’s also significantly cheaper, meaning it’s likely to be the better option for a lot of people.
With a bright, sharp and responsive screen, multiple size options, a lightweight build, and a wide range of fitness features, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 is just an all-round excellent smartwatch.
Our review noted that battery life is just a day, and that some features are reserved for users of Samsung phones – but certainly if you have a Samsung handset this is a top choice, and even if you don’t it’s well worth considering.
Read the full Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 review
3. Google Pixel Watch
The best Wear OS watch for style
Specifications
OS: Wear OS 3.5
Compatibility: Android 8.0 or higher
Display: 1.2" OLED
Processor: Exynos 9110 (10nm)
Onboard storage: 32GB
Battery: 24 hours
Charging method: Wireless
IP rating: Water-resistant to 5 ATM
Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, LTE
Reasons to buy
+ Elegant, classic watch-like looks Brilliant screen Fitbit integration
Reasons to avoid
- One (small) size fits all Band switch system takes practice No blood oxygen sensing - yet
The Google Pixel Watch is Google’s first attempt at a smartwatch, and what an attempt it is, with an elegant design and a small but superb 1.2-inch screen.
This also has Fitbit tech under the surface, so it’s excellent as a fitness tracker as well as a smartwatch, and despite an older chipset performance is smooth. The Pixel Watch also offers hands-free Google Assistant access, which is useful, and the software as a whole impresses.
Our main complaints include a lack of sizing choices and a slightly tricky band switching system, but these are small issues with an otherwise fantastic smartwatch.
Read the full Google Pixel Watch review
4. Samsung Galaxy Watch 4
A great Wear OS smartwatch
Specifications
Compatibility: Android
Display: 1.4-inch 450 x 450 Super AMOLED
Processor: Dual-core 1.18GHz Cortex-A55
Onboard storage: 16GB
Battery duration: Two days
Charging method: Qi wireless charging
IP rating: IP68
Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS
Reasons to buy
+ Fantastic performance Lightweight design
Reasons to avoid
- No rotating bezel Limited compatibility
Returning to Wear OS means the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 is one of the best Wear OS watches out there, even if it's no longer the latest model. It doesn't use a typical Wear OS UI, embracing One UI Watch 3 instead, but it's still a top-end smartwatch that can track workouts along with mostly everything else you can think of.
That comes at a price for iOS owners (don't count on it working with your iPhone) and you'll need a Samsung smartphone to gain features such as blood pressure or ECG measurements, but it's the right combination, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 offers great looks, decent battery life, and speedy performance.
Fitness enthusiasts will particularly appreciate the new 3-in-1 BioActive Sensor that means the watch can track your heart rate, blood oxygen levels, and body composition, right down to skeletal muscle mass and body fat percentage.
Read the full Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 review
5. Fossil Gen 6
A top choice in Wear OS
Specifications
Compatibility: Android, iOS
Display: 1.28-inch 416 x 416 AMOLED
Processor: Quad-core 1.2GHz
Band sizes: 22mm straps
Onboard storage: 8GB
Battery duration: Two days
Charging method: Proprietary
IP rating: IP68
Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS
Reasons to buy
+ Sleek design Great display
Reasons to avoid
- Short battery life Little changes
The Fossil Gen 6 is the company's latest smartwatch, and it features a powerful chipset, a good display and a sleek design. If you're looking for a top-end Wear OS watch, the Fossil Gen 6 may be a suitable choice for you.
We particularly liked the 1.28-inch display with its 416 x 416 resolution that looked bright and crisp in all lighting conditions.
The design is where this watch sings though, and if you like the look of the Fossil Gen 6 you'll likely be happy with your smartwatch purchase.
Read the full Fossil Gen 6 review
6. TicWatch Pro 3
The watch with two screens
Specifications
Compatibility: Android, iOS
Display: 1.4" 454 x 454 OLED paired with LCD screen
Processor: Snapdragon Wear 4100
Onboard storage: 8GB
Battery duration: Up to 72h, 45 extra days in Essential mode
Charging method: Magnetic connecting pin
IP rating: IP68
Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.1, NFC
Reasons to buy
+ Big battery lasts 3 days Fast chipset
Reasons to avoid
- Sometimes poor interface
Sleep tracking isn't the best
Smartwatch manufacturer Mobvoi have a variety of TicWatch products in this list, but the very best is the TicWatch Pro 3. It comes with some top-end specs, a phenomenal battery life and it won't cost as much as some other smart wristwear either.
This uses the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 4100 chipset with 1GB of RAM, and we found this smartwatch to be one of the most powerful devices of this list. Apps load quickly, and we didn't find any time where you'll be left waiting for something to boot up.
Where does this smartwatch come into its own? Battery life, as the smartwatch can last for up to 45 days in something called 'Essential Mode' that allows you to extend its battery life if you're away from your charger for extended periods. It'll even last for a full three days without that turned on though.
Read the full TicWatch Pro 3 review
7. Fossil Sport
Previously the best
Specifications
Compatibility: Android, iOS
Display: 1.2-inch 390 x 390 AMOLED
Processor: Quad-core 1.2GHz
Band sizes: 22mm straps
Onboard storage: 4GB
Battery duration: Two days
Charging method: Proprietary
IP rating: IP68
Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS
Reasons to buy
+ Lightweight design Powerful watch
Reasons to avoid
- Lacks high-end features GPS can be slow
The Fossil Sport is a great combination of value and features in a lightweight body that you're able to wear comfortably day-to-day or when you're working out. There's GPS and the battery life often lasts around two days.
It was one of the first smartwatches to sport the Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 3100 chipset. That means this watch offers a smoother experience than a lot of the others in this list.
Overall, if you're looking for a smooth experience or an easy to use smartwatch. you're almost certain to enjoy the Fossil Sport. Plus, the price has dropped a lot in recent years so that makes it much more attractive.
Read the full Fossil Sport review
8. TicWatch E2
One of the cheapest Wear OS watches
Specifications
Compatibility: Android 4.3+, iOS 8+
Display: 1.39" 400 x 400 OLED
Processor: Snapdragon Wear 2100
Onboard storage: 4GB
Battery duration: Around 48h
Charging method: Magnetic connecting pin
IP rating: IP67
Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.1
Reasons to buy
+ One of the cheapest options Easily two day battery life
Reasons to avoid
- No NFC for payments Bland design
The reason the TicWatch E2 sits so highly in this list is largely down to its price. It's one of the best cheap smartwatches money can buy, and it sports the latest in Wear OS software.
Compared to the last-gen TicWatch E, you'll get 30% better battery life here with our reviewer saying it lasted for over two days with average usage. You'll get less if you're using lots of fitness features though.
It's waterproof so you can take this watch into the swimming pool, there's GPS to track your location and there are lots of other features here too. It lacks NFC, so you can't use this for Google Pay, but considering the price you'll likely love what the TicWatch E2 can do.
Read the full TicWatch E2 review
9. Fossil Gen 5
Classic watch aesthetic
Specifications
Compatibility: Android 6.0+, iOS 10+
Display: 1.28" 416 x 416 AMOLED
Processor: Snapdragon Wear 3100
Onboard storage: 8GB
Battery duration: 24h+
Charging method: Conductive USB charger
IP rating: IP68
Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
Reasons to buy
+ Battery saving modes Fast processor
Reasons to avoid
- More expensive than rivals Weak speaker
The Gen 5 is a decent Fossil smartwatch but not a patch on the Fossil Sport sitting at number one in this ranking. The Gen 5 cost is more expensive without bringing too much else, but you might prefer its classic watch looks to the Sport’s more active design.
The Gen 5 comes in a larger Carlyle version or a smaller Julianna, but both have the same premium features like bright vibrant displays, GPS, a heart rate sensor, 1GB RAM and the latest Snapdragon Wear 3100 chipset, meaning it’s very fast and responsive.
Its battery saver modes are genuinely useful and it has water resistance up to 30m, but it’s more expensive than other Wear OS watches and the speaker is poor.
Read the full Fossil Gen 5 review
10. TicWatch S2
Remarkably similar to the E2
Specifications
Compatibility: Android 4.3+, iOS 8+
Display: 1.39" 400 x 400 OLED
Processor: Snapdragon Wear 2100
Onboard storage: 4GB
Battery duration: Around 48h
Charging method: Magnetic connecting pin
IP rating: IP67
Connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.1
Reasons to buy
+ Another cheap option Waterproof design
Reasons to avoid
- Lacks NFC No LTE variant
This watch is very similar to the TicWatch E2 on paper, and that's largely because it is. In fact, all of the spec is exactly the same here and the company has released two versions with different names because they have differing designs, but S2 has a more durable design than the E2 that is listed above.
The S2 has military grade durability so it should be able to take a bit more of a beating than any other watch on this list making it suitable for adventurers as well as runners.
Other than that, you'll have two-day battery life, GPS, a waterproof design and all the other benefits of the latest Wear OS software. If you're trying to save money look at the TicWatch E2, but if you prefer this design the S2 isn't much more expensive.
Read the full TicWatch S2 review
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Matt Evans
Fitness, Wellness, and Wearables Editor
Matt is TechRadar's expert on all things fitness, wellness and wearable tech. A former staffer at Men's Health, he holds a Master's Degree in journalism from Cardiff and has written for brands like Runner's World, Women's Health, Men's Fitness, LiveScience and Fit&Well on everything fitness tech, exercise, nutrition and mental wellbeing.
Matt's a keen runner, ex-kickboxer, not averse to the odd yoga flow, and insists everyone should stretch every morning. When he’s not training or writing about health and fitness, he can be found reading doorstop-thick fantasy books with lots of fictional maps in them.
FAQs
Is Android Wear and Wear OS same? ›
Wear OS (also known simply as Wear and formerly Android Wear) is a version of Google's Android operating system designed for smartwatches and other wearables.
What is the best Wear OS watch with good battery life? ›The Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 and Galaxy Watch 5 Classic are the best Wear OS smartwatches you can buy. They're running the latest software, have decent battery life, and offer accurate fitness- and health-tracking features. The Fossil Gen 6 is the best Wear OS watch for customization.
Which brands use Wear OS? ›Brand | Name | Processor |
---|---|---|
Fossil | HR (Gen 6) | Qualcomm Snapdragon 4100+ |
Pixel Watch | Samsung Exynos 9110 SoC | |
Huawei | Watch | Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 |
Watch 2 | Qualcomm Snapdragon 2100 |
At Google's event in October 2022, Wear OS 3.5 was announced alongside the Pixel Watch, showcasing features from Fit Bit that enables far more fitness features than previously offered.
Which smartwatch is best? ›- Comparison Table of The Top Watch Brands In India.
- #1) Mi Smart Band 4.
- #2) Fitbit FB507BKBK Versa 2.
- #3) Noise Colorfit Pro 2.
- #4) HONOR Band 5.
- #5) Garmin Forerunner 245.
- #6) Samsung Galaxy Watch.
- #7) Amazfit Bip U Smart Watch.
If your watch has a speaker, you can use your watch to answer incoming calls to your phone. If your watch screen is dim, tap the screen to wake up the watch. Play phone audio on watch. Make sure the switch is in the On position.
Can a watch battery last 10 years? ›Some watches are equipped with a battery power indicator: when the seconds-hand jumps in intervals of several seconds, it is time for the battery to be replaced. Some special lithium-iodine batteries have a theoretical lifespan of up to 10 years.
Does Wear OS smartwatch have blood pressure? ›As of now, if you want a Wear OS smartwatch that monitors blood pressure, you can pick up the Galaxy Watch 5 or Galaxy Watch 4. Note that the feature is only available in select markets and only works with Samsung smartphones.
What type of watch lasts the longest? ›Longevity: A quartz watch can last the user for 20 – 30 years, as the electronic components of the watch will eventually wear out. A well-maintained mechanical watch will outlive the original purchaser. High-end mechanical watches can be heirloom pieces, passed down from generation to generation.
Can I use Wear OS without phone? ›We recommend that Wear OS apps work independently of a phone so users can complete tasks on a watch without access to an Android or iOS phone. If your watch app requires phone interaction, you must mark your Wear OS app as non-standalone and take steps to ensure that the user has the phone app available.
Can you text on Wear OS? ›
If your watch is paired with your phone, you can use your favorite messaging apps. To see if the messaging app you want to use is on your watch, check your apps menu. If it's not, download the app you want.
Does Wear OS have Google Play Store? ›You can get apps and games for your Wear OS watch from the Google Play Store. Tip: To use apps from the Play Store, your watch must run Wear OS 2 or newer.
What watches will get the new Wear OS? ›- Montblanc Summit 3.
- Fossil Gen 6.
- Fossil Gen 6 Wellness Edition.
- Michael Kors Gen 6.
- Skagen Falster Gen 6.
- Razer x Fossil Gen 6.
1. Apple Watch Ultra. The Apple Watch Ultra is undoubtedly one of the best smartwatches in the World, and so are its predecessors.
Which smartwatch is best with price? ›...
Best Smart Watches in India (March 2023)
Smartwatches Price List | Price |
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Apple Watch Series 3 | Rs.20,691 |
Fitbit Ionic | Rs.21,990 |
Samsung Galaxy Watch Active2 | Rs.16,990 |
Does my phone need to be nearby to use my Android Wear watch? If your smartwatch is connected to Wi-Fi, and your phone has a Wi-Fi or cellular network connection, your smartphone can be anywhere you like. The Wi-Fi network doesn't have to be the same either.
Which is best calling smartwatch? ›- Fire-Boltt Visionary.
- Noise ColorFit Icon 2.
- Fire-Boltt Beast Pro.
- Fire-Boltt Ring Pro.
- Noise ColorFit Ultra 2 Buzz.
- Noise Colorfit Pulse Buzz.
- Boat Xtend Pro.
- CrossBeats Ignite S4 Max.
With a Galaxy Watch Active2, Galaxy Watch3, Galaxy Watch4, or Galaxy Watch4 Classic, you can make calls remotely over Wi-Fi in the event the Bluetooth connection between your phone and the watch disconnects.
How many years do Smartwatches last? ›You may well get two to five years of use out of a smartwatch, or even more, depending on the manufacturer and model. But, ultimately, longevity needs to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
Do any watches last forever? ›
It really depends on the quality of the watch you buy. If you get a genuinely high-quality automatic watch, it can last for hundreds of years. When a watchmaker takes the time to put his heart and soul into creating a watch, it should last long enough for you to hand down to your children.
How much does it cost to replace watch battery? ›What's the cost of replacing a watch battery? Most professionals will charge you $6-$19 to replace a standard timepiece battery. However, this will vary depending on the watch type and brand name. Timepieces with water-resistance batteries will cost $40-$65, while chronograph designs will cost $65-$100.
What watch can detect high blood pressure? ›Engineered to keep you informed, HeartGuide is the first clinically-accurate, wearable blood pressure monitor designed in the innovative form of a wristwatch, and is registered with the FDA as a medical device.
Which smartwatch is accurate BP? ›HAFURY Blood Pressure Watch – Best Overall
This smartwatch by HAFURY is an ultimate health tracker that not only displays 24-hour heart rate readings but also tracks oxygen level concentration, stress level, sleep time, step count, calories burned, active time, and breathing rate.
Most smartwatches don't need data plans unless they're standalone smartwatches with cellular connectivity capabilities. Even then, a data plan isn't necessarily required for you to use the smartwatch. Smartwatches use Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connection from your phone.
Can Wear OS connect to two phones? ›But you can only pair your watch with one phone at a time. You can't pair one watch with multiple phones at the same time. You can switch which phone your watch is paired with but you need to reset your watch to factory settings first. Then you can pair your watch to the new phone.
Do you need a Google account for Wear OS? ›The first time you set up Wear OS on your watch, you'll be guided to sign into a Google Account. You'll get notifications, share contacts, and sync apps from this account, unless you change it later.
Can you get Gmail on Wear OS? ›Wear OS mirrors your smartphone notifications, so for something like Gmail, you can still see and read a new Gmail message if it arrives in your notifications, and you can send a reply.
Does Wear OS have a browser? ›The Wear Internet Browser is compatible with all Wear OS (Android Wear) smart watches.
Does Wear OS have Alexa? ›Talk to Alexa at any time using the Wear OS version of the app. Simply tap the big button or use the Wear OS tile to instantly give Alexa a voice command.
Can you download games on Wear OS? ›
You can get apps and games for your Wear OS watch from the Google Play Store. Tip: To use apps from the Play Store, your watch must run Wear OS 2 or newer. Learn how to check your watch version.
Can you download apps on Wear OS? ›You can download a variety of apps from the Google Play Store on your watch. Some apps work with a matching app on the phone that's connected to your watch. Tip: Make sure that your watch is connected to Wi-Fi or on LTE to search and download apps.
Is there an Android watch as good as Apple Watch? ›The Galaxy Watch 5 is the best Android smartwatch for most people, offering long battery life, good performance and plenty of fitness tracking capabilities. The Apple Watch SE gets you the modern Apple Watch design and everyday usability for a good price.
Does Apple use Wear OS? ›Wear OS works with phones running Android 6.0+ (excluding Go edition) or iOS 13.0+. Supported features may vary between platforms and countries. Visit g.co/WearCheck on your Android phone or iPhone® to see if it's compatible. Wear OS for iOS is available for iPhone 5S+ and later.
Which smart watch has Wear OS? ›- OnePlus Nord Watch with 1.78” AMOLED Display, 60 Hz Refresh Rate, 105 Fitness Modes, 10 Days Battery, SPO2, Heart Rate, Stress Monitor, Women Health Tracker & Multiple Watch Face [Midnight Black] ...
- Samsung Galaxy Watch4 LTE (4.4 cm, Black, Compatible with Android only)
The future of smart wearable technology is mostly linked with interconnectivity among devices and the ability to sync data between wearables and mobile phones. Energy harvesting is another big domain, and it pertains to converting body heat, movement or solar energy into power.
What is the most updated I watch? ›2022 Apple Watch SE (40mm, GPS)
The new Watch SE is the way to go for people who want to futureproof their hardware without breaking the bank (so long as you're okay forgoing a larger display). You're getting the same processor as the Series 8 and Ultra, plus Crash Detection.
To use your smartwatch, first connect your watch to your phone with the Wear OS app. Watches that run Wear OS 3 are not compatible with the Wear OS app.
Which is the fastest OS for Android? ›OnePlus ups animations and motion to really make it feel as though OxygenOS is far and away the fastest version of Android. The introduction of 90Hz refresh rate displays ups the ante further still.
What is the highest Android version? ›Android 13 is the latest version of Android, and it was released on August 15, 2022. It arrived first on Google Pixel phones, but was quickly rolled out to Samsung Galaxy devices as well.
What is the most popular Android OS version? ›
Android OS version | Market share | Change in the last 30 days |
---|---|---|
8.0-8.1 (Oreo) | 7.0 % | -3% |
7.0-7.1 (Nougat) | 4.5 % | 4% |
6.0 (Marshmallow) | 1.8 % | 0% |
5.0-5.1 (Lollipop) | 1.8 % | 3% |
You can download a variety of apps from the Google Play Store on your watch. Some apps work with a matching app on the phone that's connected to your watch. Tip: Make sure your watch is connected to Wi-Fi or on LTE to search and download apps.
Do all Android apps work on Wear OS? ›Search for apps
You can also search for specific apps on play.google.com/store. Tip: Not all apps available for Android phones are also available for Wear OS watches. If you don't have the option to install the app on your watch, it's probably not compatible with Wear OS.
Note: Your phone must run Android 11 (API level 30) or higher and have the Google Play Store installed to use the Wear OS emulator pairing assistant. Also, make sure your Wear emulators run API level 28 or higher to use the latest assistant features.
Is Samsung OS the same as Android? ›All Samsung smartphones and tablets use the Android operating system, a mobile operating system designed by Google. Android typically receives a major update once a year, bringing new features and improvements to all compatible devices.
Can you play music through smart watch? ›Listen to music using your watch connected to a Bluetooth accessory, like headphones. Download music directly to your watch so you can listen without an internet connection. Stream music directly from your watch so you can listen without a paired device nearby.
Does Wear OS Support messenger? ›Natively, Wear OS will only show notifications for Facebook Messenger messages. You then have to check the message on your phone. Install the Wear OS, though, and a whole bunch of options will be presented to you — you can answer a message (even with voice typing), like it, or react to it with emoticons.
Which is better Android or OS? ›Android is an open-source platform, so it has more applications and games than a windows operating system. Android OS comes with Google PlayStore, which has more than 2.2 million applications and games that work with different Android versions. Windows Store does not even offer you millions of apps.
Which is better Apple or Samsung? ›It all comes down to what you want out of your software. Android is more customizable and has more features and complex options, while iOS is more straightforward, easy to use and has a higher level of security. Most apps are available on either operating system, but more Android apps are available than iOS apps.
What is the latest Android OS? ›Android 12 is our most personal OS ever, featuring dynamic color capabilities that can transform your experience based on your wallpaper and responsive motion that responds to your touch. Even the widgets have been given a facelift, with your favorite people always available right there on your home screen.