Download Oneplus Nord Ce 2 Lite Gets Android 13 Based Oxygenos 13

What’s New in Android 13 based OxygenOS 13 update

OxygenOS 13 is the latest update from OnePlus and it adds a range of features to make your experience more efficient and secure. With the addition of large folders to the home screen, media playback controls, and markup tools for screenshot editing, you can easily find the information you need quickly and easily. The Sidebar Toolbox also allows you to quickly switch between apps and the addition of widgets to the home screen provides a smooth experience. In terms of health and digital wellbeing, OxygenOS 13 adds features to protect children’s vision, such as a distance-from-phone reminder, ambient light, and sitting posture reminders in Kid Space, as well as eye comfort features. Furthermore, the Dynamic Computing Engine and upgraded HyperBoost GPA 4.0 ensure improved frame rate stability, balanced performance, and power consumption when gaming. Plus, the automatic pixelation feature for chat screenshots and regular clearing of clipboard data ensures your security and privacy. In short, OxygenOS 13 is an invaluable update that brings efficiency, security, and improved performance to your device.

Update details and steps to update

The update for the Nord CE 2 Lite has a firmware version of CPH2381_11_C.25 and is 4.5GB in size. It is being rolled out incrementally, so it may take some time for all users to receive the update. However, OnePlus Nord CE 2 Lite users in India can check for the update manually by going to Settings > System > System Updates. Also Read: OnePlus Nord CE 2 Lite Receives December 2022 Security Patch Update

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OnePlus Nord CE 2 Lite India (CPH2381_11_C.25) Full OTA

Thank you for reading about the rollout of OxygenOS 13 for the OnePlus Nord CE 2 Lite in India. We hope this article has provided you with useful information about the new features and improvements included in this update. If you have a Nord CE 2 Lite and have already received the update, we’d love to hear your thoughts on it in the comment section down below. Link credit: Xda (some_random_username)