After being confirmed in November and soak tested in recent months, the OnePlus 2’s Android 6.0.1 update has finally arrived.

OnePlus said today that it is now starting the Android 6.0.1 rollout for the OnePlus 2. The update, which will arrive as OxygenOS 3.0.2, will be done incrementally, meaning that it won’t hit every OnePlus 2 at once. The good news is that OnePlus expects the update to reach all OP2 units within 48 hours.

As for what’s included, there are a few goodies besides the bump to Android 6.0.1. OnePlus has thrown in better fingerprint sensor performance and recognition, a refreshed OnePlus Camera app UI and some autofocus optimization, and a SwiftKey update to version 6.3.3. Here’s what the full update changelog looks like:

• Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow upgrade
• Enhanced Doze mode for better battery life
• System wide performance improvements
• Improved fingerprint sensor performance and recognition
• New OnePlus Camera UI and AF optimization
• MaxxAudio and Tuner have been removed. We have integrated with Dirac HD Sound technology for the speaker so you get a great experience without the knobs and dials
• Shelf UX has been improved. You can now long press to edit a board
• You can now lock apps in recents so they won't be cleared away. We've also added clear process in addition to clear-all for those of you who want a better control of background processes
• Network operator selection will now stick to your choice so you don't accidentally roam onto unintended networks
• Swiftkey update to 6.3.3

We’ve known for a while now that the OnePlus 2 would be updated to Marshmallow, so it’s just been a question of when the update would actually start rolling out. Some OnePlus 2 owners are probably a bit flustered that the update took so long to arrive, but hey, at least it’s finally here. If you’ve got a OnePlus 2, keep an eye out for your taste of Marshmallow, which should arrive within the next couple of days.