Use Ringtone Maker for Setting Android P Stock Ringtones

Google already launched its first developer preview in early March 2018, so some people have been testing Android P ahead of its public beta debut. Even more, there is a high chance to find out that the latest Android P beta works with your phone rather than how the Android O beta did a year ago, simply because Android P is on more devices. Users of a Google Pixel or Pixel 2, Sony Xperia XZ2, Nokia 7 Plus, Oppo R15 Pro, Xiaomi Mi Mix 2S, Vivo X21 or Essential PH-1 can also head to the Android beta test page to enroll their handset as we are speaking, with more to be added in the list.

What if your device isn’t there yet? Should this mean that you have no chance to enjoy those amazing Android P Stock Ringtones on your own Android device? The complete collection of Android P Ringtones, Notification Tones, Alarm Tones, as well as UI Sounds is indeed tempting and I know how frustrating it might be to download ringtones just to discover that they don’t work.

Downloading them via the Google Drive link should work flowerless, yet not all handsets seem to recognize the ringtones from the downloaded folder and they end up not being listed in your phone’s ringtone picker.

Well, worry not since there an easy alternative way for those like you too. Just download one of the ringtone apps from Google Play Store that do wonders at this chapter. ‘Ringtone Maker’ is one of the best options as it successfully creates ringtones, alarms, and notifications from MP3, FLAC, OGG, WAV, AAC (M4A)/MP4, 3GPP/AMR files and even more, it helps you in such cases.

Use Ringtone Maker for Setting Android P Stock Ringtones:

1. Gran the Ringtone Maker app right now;
2. Install it;
3. Open the app and all the mp3 files will be listed here;
4. Search for the ringtone that you have in mind;
5. Tap on the menu icon;
6. Then, choose ‘Make default Ringtone’ or ‘Make default notification’ or ‘Make default alarm’, depending on your wish.

You see, with the right tools, it’s incredibly easy to get the Android P look and feel on your Android device.