Are you a OnePlus 3 owner that likes to test early software? If so, OnePlus wants your help.

OnePlus today announced the OxygenOS 3.5 community build for the OnePlus 3. The update offers several new features, including user interface improvements, updated OnePlus apps, and improved camera software. Here’s OnePlus’s official changelog:

• Several UI improvements
• New and improved OnePlus apps, including clock, weather and file manager
• Improved camera software
• More robust settings and and customization features

Because this is an early community build, there are some bugs to be aware of before you install it. For example, Android Pay isn’t supported, and several OnePlus apps only support English. Here’s the bug list for the OxygenOS 3.5 community build:

• Android Pay is not currently supported
• Only English is currently supported in several OnePlus apps
• Some performance issues
• Some UI issues when using custom themes
• System UI tuner is unstable (do not use); using the system UI tuner could cause serious issues that can only be resolved via factory reset
• You will need to re-register your fingerprints if you have fingerprint authentication enabled

If you’ve read this far and still want to try the OxygenOS 3.5 community build, go here to get the download and install instructions. You’ll need to flash the build using ADB sideload, so if that’s not something you’re already familiar with, you may want to skip this community build.

OnePlus are offering this community build in order to get feedback from users and better prep updates for public release. It’s a smart move by OnePlus because it not only gives them a larger base of testers, but it helps to get their community involved in the software development process.

If you have a OnePlus 3, will you install the OxygenOS 3.5 community build?