Google’s Pixel smartphones have gained some serious popularity right from its launch. It has a top-notch hardware, unique design and also comes with latest Android update on all other devices. Yes, they are known as “made by Google” phones. There are many features which come exclusively on pixel smartphone. But don’t worry, now you can enjoy the same on your phone by using the latest Custom ROM called Pixel Experience ROM.

Pixel Experience ROM is a latest Custom ROM built for devices which comes with the company’s own skin version of Android Oreo. By Installing the Pixel Experience Custom ROM, you will get the real Google Pixel phone experience. With this ROM, you won’t have any bloatware such you find in the Stock Android OEM ROM. Now you can enjoy the Pixel OS on your phone. Here we will List of all Pixel Experience ROM Supported devices.

The project was started by jhenrique09, a senior member of XDA forum. He developed this Custom ROM for his phone to enjoy all the pure android OS just like the Pixel Smartphone and later the project merged to many other devices. If you want to check all the new features that come baked within Android Oreo 8.1 and Pixel 2, then you must install this custom firmware and get the experience of the real Pixel Smartphone. This latest Pixel Experience ROM comes with tons of new features and customization.

Android 8.1 Oreo Google Pixel Experience ROM Features:

• Pixel Launcher with round icon support
• Round Icon to Settings
• Pixel’s blue accent
• Google Assistant Pixel
• Live Wallpapers
• Pixel Sounds
• Pixel Boot Animation and much more.

What is this? An AOSP based ROM, with gapps included, and all Pixel stuff (launcher, wallpapers, icons, fonts, boot animation). If you are bored of Stock Android ROM and want to taste pixel experience then you are at right place. This ROM is brought to you by Google directly but with contributions from developers definitely.

Let us recap about Android Oreo:

Android 8.0 Oreo is the latest and 8th major version of the Android mobile operating system after the release of Android Nougat. The latest features of Android Oreo includes New app notifications, notification dots on app icons, picture-in-picture mode, Android Instant App compatibility, Auto-fill (like on Chrome), Better copy and paste, Faster Android behind the scenes, Better battery life with more advanced Doze mode, and much more. With Android Oreo, you will see the new UI improvements along with redesigned settings menu.

• Picture In A Picture – Videos will switch to smaller, minimized versions when you navigate to other apps. This feature is similar to what a YouTube video does in the YouTube mobile app when you drag it to the corner.
• Multi-Display Support – This feature would provide you with the ability to launch an activity, say, Chrome, on a remote display like your HDTV or PC display. The potential applications for this feature are endless.
• Background Limits – This feature will let you set a limit to what an app can do while it’s operating in the background. You can use this to conserve power and in turn get more battery life.
• New Wi-Fi Features – This new Android version would include more Wi-Fi features like Neighborhood Aware Networking (NAN), which makes it easy for devices to connect with one another without an internet access point or internet access at all.
• Notifications Channels – This feature provides the ability to group notifications from numerous apps into one channel. This means you can group notifications for certain apps together and make it easier for the management of notifications.
• AutoFill – Autofill is Google’s own password manager, which will securely stores that information in a database in its cloud. This password manager will automatically fill the username and password whenever you open your desired application with login credentials.

List of Supported devices for Pixel Experience ROM (Based on Android 8.1 Oreo):

* We will keep updating the instructions for these devices

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