Android N come to this devices first

Android 6.0 is still rolling out to several devices but major companies are gearing up to roll out the new Android Nougat 7.0 onto their flagship devices. The update was first made available to Nexus devices such as the Nexus 9, Pixel C, Nexus Player, Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P. The older Nexus 6 will be getting the update too, as per Moto, but there is no official word regarding the Nexus 5. 

Motorola Android Smartphones to receive the Android 7.0 Nougat update:

Motorola, in a blog post released a list of all the phones that will be receiving Android Nougat, starting with Q4 Moto Z and Moto G (4th Gen).

• Nexus 6
• Moto Z Play Droid
• Moto Z Force Droid
• Moto Z Droid
• Moto Z
• Moto Z Play
• Moto X Force
• Moto X Style
• Moto X Pure Edition (3rd Gen)
• Moto X Play
• Droid Maxx 2
• Droid Turbo 2
• Moto G Plus (4th Gen)
• Moto G Play (4th Gen)
• Moto G (4th Gen)
   

Sony Android Smartphones devices that will be receiving Nougat 7.0:

• Xperia XA
• Xperia Z3 
• Xperia Z3 Compact
• Xperia Z4 tablet
• Xperia Z5
• Xperia Z5 Compact
• Xperia Z5 Premium
   

LG Android Smartphones devices that will be receiving Nougat 7.0: 

• Nexus 5X
• LG G5
• LG G4 
• LG V20
   

Samsung Android Smartphones devices that will be receiving Nougat 7.0:

• Samsung Galaxy Note 7
• Samsung Galaxy S7
• Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge
• Samsung Galaxy S6
• Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge
• Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus
• Galaxy Note 5
   

HTC Android Smartphones devices that will be receiving Nougat 7.0:

• HTC One M9
• HTC One A9
• HTC 10
   

OnePlus Android Smartphones devices that will be receiving Nougat 7.0:

• OnePlus 3
• OnePlus 2
• OnePlus X
   

Android One Smartphones devices that will be receiving Nougat 7.0:

• Karbonn Sparkle V 
• Lava Pixel V1 
• Spice Dream UNO 
• Infinix Hot 2 
• Micromax Canvas A1 

Google, in an event launched the Pixel and Pixel XL that come with Android Nougat 7.1 out of the box.

Typically, Android OTA rollouts are usually slow to come from Samsung, Sony, LG,Motorola,OnePlus and other third-party Android OEMs and we should see them being installed on devices by early 2017.