Motorola is widening its Android 17 beta testing across more handsets. Reports from users on social platforms and forums show that the company has rolled out the Android 17 beta for the Motorola Edge 60 Pro in India. Early testers have shared details on the software update, noting a Dynamic Island-style interface plus revised battery and Wi-Fi icons. The package adds customization tools and a Moto AI helper named Qira.

Motorola Android 17 Beta Now Live on Edge 60 Pro

Those who installed the Android 17 beta on the Motorola Edge 60 Pro have posted updates on Reddit and X. Reddit user athulrox47 reports that the beta features a new Dynamic Island-style interface for Live Updates. It also includes resizable Quick Settings tiles.

The update delivers new icons for Wi-Fi, cellular network, and battery, a refreshed volume panel, extra customization choices, a redesigned Settings menu, and improved haptic responses. It adds the new Moto AI assistant Qira, cloud connectivity via Smart Connect, and an updated notification system. The user notes the device runs a bit warmer after installation.

Another user, Fanboy_Moto on X, shared images of the Android 17 beta on the Motorola Edge 60 Pro. The package is roughly 5GB in size and carries build number A171VVH.16. The post highlights better haptic feedback, tinted home screen icons, refreshed status bar icons, and a Classic Control Centre. A second swipe down opens the full Quick Settings panel.

The X user also noted upgrades to Motorola's Live Updates feature. Live Updates now centers on the camera cutout in Android 17 and behaves like Apple's Dynamic Island. The release includes Landscape Stereo mode, Android's Battery Health menu, and Android 16 QPR2 elements such as Enhanced HDR Brightness.

Motorola has updated the Screenshot and Split Screen gestures in Android 17. A screenshot is now taken with a three-finger swipe down instead of a press and hold. Split Screen mode activates via a three-finger swipe up.

The wide beta rollout of Android 17 Beta shows Motorola is accelerating its software update schedule. The public rollout