Realme X2 Pro s can now experience ColorOS 7 based on Android 10 by participating in the ColorOS 7 beta recruitment programme. Applications for the beta testing are being accepted until December 3, while the ColorOS 7 release for successful beta applicants will debut on December 18. Realme has also shared a couple of screenshots to give a glimpse at the custom ColorOS 7 update designed for the Realme X2 Pro. Earlier this week, Realme announced the ColorOS 7 update roap for its key smartphones including the Realme X2 Pro.
As Realme X2 Pro s, and applicants need to fill a Google form to participate in the beta testing programme. They need to be an Indian citizen and at least 18 years old, as per the and conditions mentioned in a forum post. The company is also asking for a "provable" experience in OS beta testing. Further, participants in the beta testing need to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) with the company.
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Upon receiving applications for the ColorOS 7 beta recruitment, Realme will successful applicants via an email. The final list of beta testers will also be provided on the Realme Community forums on December 9.
Realme is set to commence the beta testing for the Realme X2 Pro both in India and China from December 18. However, as per the roap shared with the press earlier this week, the stable ColorOS 7 update based on sometime in March next year.
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While Oppo is also set to bring ColorOS 7 to its devices, Realme has claimed to offer a customised version of ColorOS 7 with better RAM management, smoother gaming graphics, and a range of customisation options. The company has also teased that some "special features" will also be provided to Realme phone s.
Sheth through his tweet has provided a sneak peek at Realme X2 Pro s would get through the ColorOS 7 update. New icons among other changes are visible in the screenshots shared by the executive.

This is how ColorOS 7 will look on your Realme X2 Pro
Photo Credit: Twitter/ Madhav Sheth
To recall, ColorOS 7 was launched in India earlier this week. The new custom skin includes a series of localised features specifically for Indian s, including a DocVault that has the government's DigiLocker integration. It also has a system-wide dark mode that applies to not just preloaded apps and features but also over hundreds of third-party apps.