Motorola has given the Android 13 update to its G-series mobiles recently, and till now Moto G 5G was the only mobile which is confirmed to have the Android 13 update. But it is now confirmed that Moto G82 will also get the Android 13 update.
For the time being this Moto G82 Android 13 update seems to be available for Brazil users, and there are many positive reviews about its performance and UI.
Android 13 has many remarkable features, thus it requires more space to run smoothly. Motorola has started the roll-out of Android 13 update to G82 users with T1SU33.1-124-6 firmware version. And currently the update is being released batch wise.
Apart from Moto G 5G, the Moto G82 is the only other Moto G-series mobile to receive the Stable Android 13 update. Since its launch in Aug 2022, the Stable Android 13 update has been released on many devices all over the world, and Motorola is releasing it in selected devices.
Here’s a list of Motorola devices which have received the Android 13 update,
- Motorola G82
- Motorola G 5G
- Motorola Moto G52
- Motorola Edge 20 Pro
- Motorola Edge 30
- Motorola Edge 30 Pro
- Motorola Edge 30 Neo
- Motorola Edge 30 Ultra
- Motorola Edge 30 Fusion
As said, the Android 13 update has many notable features to offer, from the autocolor themes to updated notification panel, revamped Music Player, Bluetooth LE audio support and whatnot!
Even though the update is Stable and being released on many devices, its stability is unknown as it’s pretty new. If your device is eligible for the Android 13 update, it’s always better to wait for sometime and update it, as there may be few performance issues and unknown bugs.
Developers are striving to make the Android 13 update available to all supporting devices soon! Let’s hope that it will be possible in the near future. When it comes to Moto G82’s Android 13 update it has been a good update so far, moreover it includes the June 2023 security update as well.
If you are a Moto G82 user with Android 13 update, do let us know about it in the comment section below. So that we understand it better!
