Realme UI 7.0 Based on Android 16 China Release Confirmed for October 2025

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After Xiaomi, Vivo, and Oppo, it is now Realme’s turn to roll out its next-generation operating system. Moreover, the company has officially confirmed that Realme UI 7.0, based on Android 16, will debut in October 2025 at a dedicated launch event in China.

Realme UI 7.0 Launch Details

Specifically, Realme UI product manager Kanda Leo announced the update on Weibo; in fact, he confirmed that the upcoming Realme GT 8 series will be the first smartphones to ship with Realme UI 7.0 out of the box. While the exact release date remains under wraps, the October timeline is now certain.

Image Credit: Weibo/ @Kanda Leo

What to Expect from Realme UI 7.0

According to Realme, the new OS skin will focus on being “light and airy”, with a strong emphasis on the interplay of light and shadow in its design. From the teasers shared, the design language appears to take clear inspiration from Apple’s Liquid Glass interface, which was introduced in iOS 26 earlier this year.

  • To begin with, transparent, glass-like UI elements deliver a modern look.
  • In addition, refined animations make the system feel smoother and more responsive.
  • Finally, the focus on minimalism keeps the interface cleaner and more user-friendly.

Just like Oppo’s ColorOS 16, Xiaomi’s HyperOS 3, and Vivo’s OriginOS 6, Realme seems to be following Apple’s design lead, adding its own twist to deliver a polished Android skin.

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Image Credit: Weibo/ @Kanda Leo

Eligible Devices for Realme UI 7.0 Update

Although Realme has not yet released the official eligibility list, based on the company’s update policy, the following devices are expected to receive the Realme UI 7.0 upgrade:

Realme Number Series

  • Realme 14 Pro+, Realme 14 Pro, Realme 14 Pro Lite
  • Realme 14X, Realme 14T
  • Realme 13 Pro+, Realme 13 Pro, Realme 13+, Realme 13
  • Realme 12 Pro+, Realme 12 Pro, Realme 12+, Realme 12, Realme 12x
  • Realme 11 Pro+ 5G, Realme 11 Pro 5G, Realme 11 5G

Realme P Series

  • Realme P3 Ultra, Realme P3 Pro, Realme P3, Realme P3X
  • Realme P2 Pro 5G

Realme Narzo Series

  • Narzo 80 Pro 5G, Narzo 80X
  • Narzo 70 Pro 5G, Narzo 70 5G, Narzo 70X 5G
  • Narzo 70 Turbo 5G

Realme GT Series

  • Realme GT 7, GT 7T, GT 7 Pro
  • Realme GT 6, GT 6T

Realme C Series

  • Realme C75 5G, Realme C63 5G

Software Update Policy

  • Flagship & premium phones: 3 years of OS updates + 4 years of security patches
  • Mid-range phones: 2 years of OS updates
  • Budget series: Usually 1 major OS update

Final Thoughts

Therefore, with its refreshed design, “light and airy” aesthetics, and Apple-inspired Liquid Glass visuals, Realme UI 7.0 emerges as the company’s most ambitious software upgrade yet. Moreover, users of the Realme GT 8 series will be the first to experience it in October 2025, and subsequently, a wider rollout will reach eligible devices in the following months.

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