OnePlus has begun rolling out new incremental OxygenOS 15 updates for the OnePlus Nord 4 and OnePlus Nord 3 in India. These updates aim to enhance system stability, improve AI-powered features, and integrate the January 2025 Android security patch. The update is currently available to users who have already upgraded to OxygenOS 15 and is being released in batches.

OxygenOS 15 Update Details

The latest software update brings firmware version CPH2661_15.0.0.500 for the OnePlus Nord 4 and CPH2491_15.0.0.403 for the OnePlus Nord 3.

Availability:

The update is rolling out in batches, meaning it will reach a small percentage of users first and expand gradually.

If your device hasn’t received the update yet, you can check manually via Settings > About Device > OxygenOS > Check for Updates.

What’s New in the OnePlus Nord 4 Update?

The OxygenOS 15.0.0.500 update for the OnePlus Nord 4 brings multiple improvements, including:

Touch to Share Feature: Now supports iOS devices, allowing seamless sharing of photos and files.

Photos App Enhancement: Users can add personalized watermarks to their pictures.

AI Feature Upgrades: Improvements to Audio Summary, Documents AI, Notes AI, and Call Summary, offering better visual consistency.

System Stability Enhancements: Various optimizations for smoother performance.

What’s New in OnePlus Nord 3 Update?

The OxygenOS 15.0.0.403 update for the OnePlus Nord 3 focuses on bug fixes and system improvements:

System Stability Improvements: Enhances overall performance and user experience.

Fingerprint Animation Fix: Corrects the names of certain fingerprint animations in different languages.

Network Fixes: Resolves issues related to call forwarding and call waiting on 2G and 3G networks.

Conclusion

The latest OxygenOS 15 updates for the OnePlus Nord 4 and Nord 3 bring AI enhancements, system optimizations, and security improvements. While the update is rolling out gradually in India, it is expected to be available in other regions soon. Users can manually check for updates to see if it has reached their devices.