This 40MB OxygenOS 3.2.6 OTA update improves camera quality, 1080p video recording and adaptive brightness on OnePlus 3. It will also fix green & yellow tint issue, optimize white balance, fix Bluetooth connection problems for vehicles and optimize battery consumption. In addition, there is an option in Developer Options to turn on/off Doze Mode and a Pocket Mode switch in Display settings.
Below are the full changelog of OxygenOS 3.2.6 update: – Optimized voice call quality of some IM applications. – Improved adaptive brightness performance – Improved camera quality – Fixed occasional green/yellow issue – Optimized white balance – Improved 1080p video recording – Addressed some bluetooth connection problems for vehicles – Allows third party application to modify ringtone – Optimized battery consumption when scrolling – Optimized touch accuracy when playing games – Added DozeMode switch in Developer options – Added PocketMode switch in Display settings If you have not received the OTA update on your OnePlus 3, check it by going to Settings > about phone > system update. If update found, let it download and install. However, to apply the update your device should be on OxygenOS 3.2.4.
How to install OxygenOS 3.2.6 Update on OnePlus 3 Manually
Note: The below method requires ADB and fastboot drivers installed on your PC.
- Enable ‘USB debugging’ in Developer Options
- Download the OxygenOS 3.2.6 for OnePlus 3 [HERE] (1.3GB) and save it inside the folder where ADB is installed.
- Turn Off your phone and boot into recovery mode. In recovery, select Install from ADB Sideload
- Now, connect your phone to your PC, go to ADB installation folder (where you saved OxygenOS 3.2.6) and open a command window from there.
- Type the below command to know the connection between your phone and PC. If not, install proper driver on your computer. adb devices
- Now, issue the below command to flash the Oxygen OS 3.2.6 on OnePlus 3: adb sideload File Name.zip (replace ‘File Name.zip’ with original file name of the update zip file)
- Wait until the process complete and then reboot your phone. The first boot will take 5-10 minutes. If you have any question, leave it in the comment section below. (Source – 1, 2)