OnePlus launched the Android 12-based OxygenOS 12 to the OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro this week, however the firm has already pulled it following reviews of bugs and points from customers.

“We are aware of the issues caused by the OxygenOS 12 update and our software team is fixing them,” OnePlus mentioned in a statement to Android Police. “We will suspend this software update and roll out a new iteration as soon as possible.”

The launch has been broadly panned. Android Police known as it “just awful,” highlighting the necessity to toggle settings to get the 120Hz show to work once more and that some menus “straight-up crash” as examples of points. 9to5Google agreed: “For a so-called ‘stable’ release, OxygenOS 12 is riddled with bugs and issues that honestly make it very hard to suggest that you update and install on your eligible OnePlus phone,” the publication said. XDA Developers even put out a PSA recommending that you simply factory reset your OnePlus 9 or 9 Pro to attempt to enhance issues — which, as XDA Developers famous, isn’t one thing you must must do after a software program replace.

It’s apparently not simply OnePlus that has had a tough rollout of an Android 12-based OS. Samsung’s Android 12-based One UI 4 started rolling out to the Galaxy Z Flip 3 and Z Fold 3 this week, however it’s reportedly quite buggy. Google’s personal Pixel telephones haven’t been squeaky clear, both, as customers have reported connectivity issues seemingly attributable to a bug in Android 12.

It’s unclear when OnePlus’ revised OxygenOS 12 replace will hit.