OnePlus recently released the long-awaited OxygenOS 13 open beta to the Nord 2 devices in India. Being a beta firmware, it is possible to bump into several bugs alongside the interesting features. Hence, here is how you can rollback your OnePlus Nord 2 from OxygenOS 13 open beta to stable Android 12.
For your information, the rollback procedure will take you back to the previous upgrade which seems to be stable. As a result of this rollback, OnePlus Nord 2 owners on OxygenOS 13 beta will not encounter new issues that are hindering the user experience.
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Beta iterations are generally considered the toughest upgrades since they welcome a bunch of bugs and defects to the device. But at the same time, these builds make you a step closer to the stable versions that bring on impressive and prominent details to your handsets.
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Speaking of the OxygenOS 13 beta phase for the Nord 2 phone holders, the latest firmware introduces a variety of features to the handy gadget. The list includes an Aquamorphic design, personalized user interface, better privacy and security features, optimized gaming experience, and more.
Despite significant additions, many corresponding device users asked for an escape channel due to troubling bugs and issues. Thus, we are providing the downgrade link and a few reasonable prompts that will bring you back to Android 12.
OnePlus Nord 2 Android 12 Rollback Guide
- Download the designated RIM rollback zip package from the specified server
- Copy the rollback package to the phone storage
- Go to Settings > About Device > Version
- Click the build number 7 times and enter the password
- Now you are in the developer mode
- Go back to Settings > About Device > Up to Date
- Click the top-right button > Local Install
- Click on the corresponding rollback package > Extract > Upgrade > System Upgrade completed to 100%
- After the rollback is complete, click Restart
- Rollback Successful
Note: We do not recommend any rollbacks for OnePlus devices as it may harm users’ data. Hence, attempt the rollback at your own risk.
