Google I/O 2019 saw the company announce the first stable beta release of Android Q, which is known as Android Q Beta 3 and it’s available to download right now. Google is further expanding the availability of Android Q Beta 3 to more smartphones apart from Pixels, in partnership with 12 OEMs, which is awesome news. Google has partnered with third-party phone makers, ranging from Nokia to Realme to make features – like Dark Theme, improved privacy dashboard, new gesture navigation controls, and more available on a whopping 21 devices. These include not only Google’s own Pixels but 15 other smartphones, which have been listed below. Here’s the complete list of 21 smartphones for which Android Q Beta 3 has been made available right away: Asus ZenFone 5Z Essential PH-1 Nokia 8.1 Huawei Mate 20 Pro LG G8 ThinQ OnePlus 6T Oppo Reno Realme 3 Pro Sony Xperia XZ3 Tecno Spark 3 Pro Vivo X27 Vivo NEX A Vivo NEX S Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 5G