Android 15 QPR2 Beta 1 is now available for eligible Google Pixel phones

There are currently no new user-facing features listed for this update in the release notes, however, this marks the beginning of the QPR2 round of beta releases under the QPR program. For those not in the know, For those unfamiliar, Google’s QPR releases are quarterly builds of Android that often address dozens of bugs, introduce significant changes or new features to Android on Pixel phones, and undergo multiple testing rounds before being made publicly available. Since these releases occur quarterly, Google allows us to test them months in advance of their official launch.

Those that are already enrolled can receive this update by going to Settings > System > Software updates > System update > Check for update, right on their devices. The update is about 2.38GB, so it’s a sizable one.

Current beta users who would like to opt out will be able to do so before installing the new update to avoid data wipe. If users opt out after installing the QPR2 Beta 1, they will need to wipe their device. As usual, Google is also encouraging users to submit feedback of any bugs found while beta testing through the Android Beta Feedback app.