OnePlus Rolls Out OxygenOS 16.0.2.411 for Pad Go 2 in India, EU and Global Markets; OxygenOS 16.0.2.401 Reaches OnePlus 11 in North America

After OnePlus rolled out the latest update for the OnePlus 13R in the India region (Jan 2026 Security Patch), several users from the EU region began complaining on the community post that they still had not received any new update since the November stable rollout. Many users pointed out the delay, highlighting that while India had started receiving newer builds, their devices were still waiting for an update.

Now, there is finally some positive news for users outside India. A new update has been announced for the OnePlus 11 and the OnePlus Pad Go 2. The update for the OnePlus Pad Go 2 is being rolled out for users in India, the EU, and global markets, while the OnePlus 11 update is currently arriving for users in the North America region.

The OnePlus Pad Go 2 is receiving OxygenOS 16.0.2.411 in the EU, India, and global regions, while the OnePlus 11 is getting the OxygenOS 16.0.2.401 update in North America. Since the update has only just been announced, it may take some time to reach all users as the rollout is happening in phases.

The key addition for the OnePlus Pad Go 2 is the new bypass charging feature. Meanwhile, the OnePlus 11 update includes a more detailed set of changes, which I have added as a full changelog in the article below.

OnePlus Pad Go 2 (IN/EU/GLO: OPD2504_16.0.2.411(EX01)/IN/EU/GLO: OPD2505_16.0.2.411(EX01)) Changelog

Delight in details

• Adds a bypass charging feature. When gaming, live streaming, watching videos, navigating, or in other high-load situations, you can now connect to the charger for bypass charging. This feature lets you simultaneously use and charge your tablet without harming the battery, while also reducing overheating.

OnePlus 11 (NA: CPH2451_16.0.2.401(EX01)) Changelog

Effortless AI at every moment

• You can now launch storage cleanup tools directly from Smart Sidebar for easier storage cleanup.

Delight in details

• You can now use automatic straightening when cropping and rotating portrait and architectural photos in the Photos app.
• The video editing function now supports cutting, splitting, multi-clip stitching, music, text, speed adjustment, cropping, and more, making creation easier.
• After resizing an app icon and adding commonly used shortcut icons, you can now drag-and-drop these shortcut icons to rearrange them.
• The filter in the Photos app now supports “Motion Photo”, “Screenshots & screen recordings”, and “Edited” options, making it easier to filter images and videos.
• You can now drag to resize app clone icons and add shortcuts.
• You can now stack 2×1 widgets on the Home screen, improving space utilization.
• Improves the activation of the “Circle to Search” feature. In gesture navigation, even if the gesture guide bar is hidden, you can launch the feature by touching and holding the area where the guide bar is usually located.
• Improves the thumbnail parsing method in the Photos app to speed up the display of thumbnails in the app.

Security & privacy

• You can now edit images and videos directly in Private Safe, without needing to unlock them.
• After you open the Phone Manager app, a pop-up will appear, prompting you to allow automatic blocklist updates over Wi-Fi and mobile data. If you allow this, the blocklist can be updated promptly, effectively improving detection success rates and protection efficiency.