OnePlus 12R and 11R receive the Mind Space feature with the latest OxygenOS update
OnePlus Android Firmware Updates
OnePlus introduced the AI Mind Space feature with the OnePlus 13s, which was later rolled out for the OnePlus 13, OnePlus 13R, OnePlus 12, and OnePlus Open. Now the rollout has expanded to two more smartphones - OnePlus 12R and OnePlus 11R. OnePlus 12R OnePlus 11R
The OnePlus 12R gets the Mind Space feature with OxygenOS 15.0.0.840 update, while the OnePlus 11R receives it via OxygenOS 15.0.0.841 update. OnePlus 12R
The updates also bring the AI Perfect Shot feature to both smartphones while adding the soft light filter to their default Camera app's Photo and Portrait modes. You can check the complete changelog below for more details. Mind Space Adds the "Save to Mind Space" feature. You can now add screen content to Mind Space as memories. Memories will be summarized and archived automatically in the app.
Camera Adds the soft light filter to Camera's Portrait and Photo modes. It can help create dreamy and more stunning effects.
Photos Adds the AI Perfect Shot feature, which can recognize and replace the facial expressions of the same person across different photos to create the best shots. Enhances the customization options on the Photos homepage, allowing you to hide the content of specific albums from the overall photo list. Adds editing options for videos and live photos. You can now export videos as live photos, or export videos and live photos as photos in high resolution (for OnePlus 12R's OxygenOS 15.0.0.840 update only).
Apps Adds the Gradual alarm volume feature, where the alarm volume will increase progressively from low to high. You can find this feature in "Clock - Alarm- Settings - Gradual alarm volume". Recorder now supports customizable grouping, making it easier to manage audio files. Adds the In-person recordings group in Recorder. Recordings made in Standard/Meeting/Interview modes are automatically grouped into the In-person recordings category.
System You can now choose OnePlus Sans and One Sans as the font in more languages. You can find this feature in "Settings - Display & brightness - Font". When you drag widgets of the same size together, the widgets will be stacked. Adds support for multi-screen control, allowing you to display one app in full screen and another in a floating window. Both apps can be operated simultaneously. Adds the Temporarily block feature. You can swipe up on a banner notification to temporarily block any further banner notifications from this app when you play games or watch videos. You can find this feature in "Settings - Notifications & Quick Settings - Banners - Temporarily block". Adds a Restart shortcut to Quick Settings, allowing for quicker phone restarts. Improves the movement range of mini windows. You can now drag a mini window to the bottom of the screen. Integrates the July 2025 Android security patch to enhance system security. Fixes a display location issue with mini windows in some scenarios.
Both updates are rolling out in India for a small percentage of OnePlus 12R and 11R users, with a broader rollout expected to commence in a few days. The OxygenOS 15.0.0.840 update for the OnePlus 12R has firmware version CPH2585_15.0.0.840(EX01), whereas the OxygenOS 15.0.0.841 for the OnePlus 11R carries firmware version CPH2487_15.0.0.841(EX01). OnePlus 13S 5G OnePlus 13 OnePlus 13R OnePlus 12 OnePlus Open
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