ColorOS

ColorOS is a mobile operating system developed by Oppo. It is based on the Android operating system and is primarily used on Oppo smartphones. ColorOS has undergone several iterations since its initial release, with each version introducing new features and design enhancements.

The operating system is known for its distinctive user interface, which often features custom icons, animations, and themes. ColorOS also includes a range of pre-installed applications and utility features designed to enhance user experience. These can include things like a system manager for optimizing performance, a game mode to improve gaming performance, and various customization options for the lock screen, home screen, and notification panel.

Oppo regularly updates ColorOS to incorporate the latest Android versions and to add new functionalities. These updates often aim to improve system stability, security, and user interaction. The company also frequently releases beta versions of ColorOS to gather feedback from users before a wider public release.

While ColorOS is most commonly found on Oppo devices, it has also been used on smartphones from other brands under the BBK Electronics umbrella, such as Realme and OnePlus (in some regions and specific models). The goal of ColorOS is to provide a feature-rich and visually appealing mobile experience tailored to Oppo's hardware.