Android 11’s market share is slowly but steadily increasing with each new device released and as various OEMs finally roll out Beta or stable builds of their Android 11 skins.

We have a dedicated Android 11 tracker that keeps tabs on all major OEMs and their journey to Android 11 for eligible devices.

OnePlus is doing a pretty decent job with regards to its Android 11-based OxygenOS 11. At the time of writing, OnePlus 8 series of devices had already been updated.

There’s also an unofficial OnePlus roadmap to Android 11 that goes to detail how the company plans to roll out this update to eligible devices.

Even as that happens, there are still a lot of issues dogging OnePlus devices running various versions of OxygenOS and HydrogenOS.

While this is meant for HydrogenOS users, it is safe to assume that many of these also apply to users of OxygenOS.

Please note that the following excerpts have been directly translated from Chinese.

These are, by no means, the only issues afflicting OnePlus device owners. We have a list of OxygenOS 11 (Android 11) known issues and you can check that out here.

You can also remove the phone case and earphone protective cover, and try the earphones close to the phone. If you still have problems after trying the above methods, you can go to the community feedback area to submit bug feedback.

A: This problem has been fixed. If you encounter the above problems, you can update the gallery to version 4.0.84 and above to solve the problem. If it is still not resolved, please contact customer service to communicate the solution, and the customer service will assist the cheering people to deal with the problem.

OnePlus 8T users facing this issues need to update the system to the Android 11 stable version 11.0.2.3 . The system will gradually push the version update, please be patient. After completing the version update, update the gallery to the latest version in the store to solve the problem.

A: This problem has been fixed and is expected to be released in the subsequent stable version. If you need to solve this problem urgently, you can contact customer service to communicate a temporary solution, and the customer service will assist in handling this problem.

A: We have been continuously optimizing this problem, and it has been incorporated into the latest version of the gallery.

Come on, you can update the gallery to version 4.0.84 in the store to improve this problem. In the future, we will continue to optimize the loading speed of the album, so please stay tuned and pay attention to subsequent version updates.

A: If you encounter this situation, please refer to the following solutions: Long press the “information” icon-click “App Information”-click the “three dots” in the upper right corner-select “Uninstall Update” to restore normal functions.

In addition, Hydrogen OS users are not recommended to update OnePlus official app on the Google Play Store, which may cause some functions to fail. Please go to OnePlus Store to update OnePlus official app.

A: The communication module on Hydrogen OS 11 now supports the option of “Quick View Recording”. To refuel, just turn on the recording during the call. After the call is over, you can find and view the recording through the following path.

The specific path is as follows: click the “call” icon-call history-click the three dots on the right side of the callee-click “call recording” to listen to the recorded content.

A: When the user uses the mobile phone, the dark mode will not switch automatically to avoid discomfort caused by sudden switching. When the phone is unlocked next time, the system will automatically switch to dark mode for you.

(*When the set automatic start time is reached, the dark mode needs to be automatically switched under the screen state)

We can only hope that the OnePlus Android 11 issues and their fixes explained above trickle down to users of the OxygenOS-powered equivalents as soon as possible.

NOTE: We have these and many more OnePlus stories in our dedicated OnePlus section.

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