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Here’s every official information about Samsung One UI 7, check rollout timeline and device eligibility
Samsung fans are super excited about One UI 7, the latest update based on Google’s Android 15. But with lots of rumors out there, it’s tough to tell what’s real. That’s why this article sticks strictly to official information straight from Samsung—no guesses, no leaks, just the real deal. Let’s dive into what we know about the release date, rollout timeline, and which devices are officially confirmed to get this update.
This article is all about verified details from Samsung. You won’t find unconfirmed rumors or predictions here. We’re focusing on the release date, the rollout schedule (both beta and stable versions), and the Galaxy devices the company has officially confirmed as part of the One UI 7 journey. If it’s not from the source, it’s not in this article.
Samsung One UI 7 Release Date:
Samsung kicked things off with One UI 7 on January 22, 2025, when the company unveiled the Galaxy S25 series at their big Galaxy Unpacked event. This wasn’t a surprise—new flagship phones usually come with the latest update. So, the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra launched out of the box running the stable version of One UI 7. But if you have an older Galaxy phone, you have to wait a bit longer. Samsung didn’t send it to other devices right away, but the company has now told us more about what’s coming next.
One UI 7 Rollout Timeline: Beta and Stable Updates
Here’s the breakdown based on what the company has officially announced:
Beta Program: The One UI 7 beta program started back on December 5, 2024, giving Galaxy S24 series users in select countries a first taste. It began in places like the US, UK, Germany, Korea, Poland, and India. To join, the Galaxy users required the Samsung Members app and an eligible device. Since then, Samsung has expanded the beta program to more devices.
Beta Expansion: On March 5, 2025, Samsung shared a big update: the One UI 7 beta program has now included more Galaxy devices. Starting last week, the Galaxy Z Fold6 and Z Flip6 in India, Korea, the UK, and the US got access. The Galaxy S23 series and Galaxy Tab S10 series also joined the beta program. Later in March, the beta will hit the Galaxy A55.
Stable Rollout Begins in April 2025: Here’s the big news—Samsung confirmed the stable version of One UI 7 will start rolling out in April 2025. The stable rollout for global users is set to begin on April 7, 2025. For users leaving in the US, Samsung US initially announced a specific release date of April 10, 2025, but later retracted that statement, removing the exact date from the official newsroom. They now simply point to a broader “April” 2025 timeframe for the release.
The Galaxy S24 series, which has been in the beta program for months and received 5 beta builds, is expected to be first in line for the stable One UI 7 update. Other devices like the Z Fold6, Z Flip6, and S23 series, should follow soon after. A recent Samsung blog post stated that the S24, Fold6, and Flip6 would receive the One UI 7 update on April 10. However, as noted earlier, this specific date has since been withdrawn.
The previous stable version, One UI 6, came out faster, but Samsung says One UI 7 has some of the biggest changes since 2018, so that’s why Samsung is taking more time.
Officially Confirmed Devices
Samsung hasn’t released a full, detailed list of every device getting One UI 7 just yet, but the company has now dropped enough hints to know who’s on the elite list. Here’s what’s officially confirmed:
- Galaxy S25 Series: Launched with One UI 7 pre-installed on January 22, 2025. That includes the S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra.
- Galaxy S24 Series: The first to get the beta in December 2024 and confirmed for the stable update in April 2025. This covers the S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra.
- Galaxy S23 Series
- Galaxy S22 Series
- Galaxy S21 Series
- Galaxy S24/S23/S21 FE
- Galaxy Z Fold6 and Z Flip6
- Galaxy Z Fold5/4/3
- Galaxy Z Flip5/4/3
- Galaxy Tab S10 Series
- Galaxy Tab S9 Series
- Galaxy Tab S9 FE Series
- Galaxy Tab S8 Series
- Galaxy Tab S6 Lite
- Galaxy A55: Confirmed for the beta in March 2025, marking it as a mid-range contender for the update.
Based on its software update policy—seven years of software support for flagships and four years for many mid-rangers—devices like the Galaxy S22, S21, and select A-series phones are eligible devices. Still, until Samsung drops the full list, we are sticking to what’s confirmed so far.
What’s New in One UI 7?
Samsung One UI 7 promises a “sleek new design,” better AI tools, and smoother animations. The beta expansion comes with talk of a “natural and seamless mobile AI experience,” hinting at features like the Now Bar on the lock screen and smarter writing tools.
Credit – Sammyfans
The final words, Samsung One UI 7 is official and rolling out, and it’s coming to more devices very soon. Launched with the Galaxy S25 series in January 2025, the stable version will hit older devices starting in April 2025, with the S24 series leading the list.
For Galaxy owners, this means a few more weeks of waiting—but it’s worth it for a polished experience. Keep an eye on Samsung’s announcements as April nears the latest on when your phone will get the One UI 7 update. Until then, this is everything official we’ve got, straight from the source.
Information in this article is updated on March 22, 2025.
Users of the Galaxy S23 series have upgraded to One UI 7 Beta 2. The update brings at least four new features and system improvements. Meanwhile, Gemini Live is causing One UI Home to crash on the Galaxy S23 series running One UI 7 Beta 2.
Samsung’s system launcher for home keeps crashing on the Galaxy S23 series with One UI 7 Beta 2, probably due to Gemini Live. It seems the new Google Assistant isn’t accurately optimized for the Galaxy S23 series, causing crash problems.
Users of the Galaxy S23 series report that the home screen renders useless and then a crashing notice appears. The said notice allows the user to either wait for the system to respond or end the task to immediately resolve the problem.
Notably, users are able to reproduce the glitch. It happens when you open Gemini Live and then trigger the Live Notifications. As soon as you land on the home screen, the problem will appear, making the screen useless until the crash notice appears.
Since the issue is causing under Beta Program, it isn’t a big deal. As many users spotted the same problem, Samsung will address it in the next Beta update. There might also be a Beta 2 Hotfix to resolve the crashing issue quickly.
Apart from this, the home screen has another issue related to the Large Folders feature. The folder popup lacks a blur background, which reduces the uniformity of the software. A similar issue was spotted on the Galaxy S24’s One UI 7 Beta earlier.
Web searches for One UI 7 have increased on the internet for the past two months and already surpassed Android 15 and the upcoming version simultaneously in terms of users’ interest.
Android is the world’s largest mobile operating system, making an ecosystem of hundreds of companies, and Samsung has a unique role in popularizing Google’s OS with its vast device range.
In the past five years, Samsung has deepened Android ecosystem’s integration in One UI. For example, it dropped some of the home-grown Google apps and service alternatives to act ‘more’ like an Android.
Despite an Android base, One UI 7 has gained massive popularity, which didn’t happen before, and here we’ll explore the possible reasons for this new development.
New Upgrades
Samsung unveiled One UI 7 with major upgrades in animations, user interface and operational fluency. The software experience is much better than it predecessor, which is captivating for existing smartphone owners.
The beta program started with the Galaxy S24 series, 2024’s flagship phones, which triggered global media coverage about One UI 7 beta. The users were excited about new additions, revealed by early beta testers, generating excitement.
S25
The real One UI 7 hype began with the Galaxy S25 series launch in mid-January. This new flagship was the first to pack with a stable software and a couple of additional features that weren’t even available for beta testers at that time.
This year, Samsung majorly focused its launch event on the software and AI features compared and less on the hardware.
Again, the majority of the media covered the Galaxy S25 series’ software side, making it even more compelling to the previous flagship users.
Rollout delay
One UI 7 is a big update, but its rollout delay is quite unsatisfying. The majority of Galaxy users weren’t aware of the One UI 7 (Android 15) rollout. This release suspense has garnered a mass internet search about eligible devices and release date.
This trend remained the same after the S25 release and picked up pace with every rumor and leak about this software’ release. On March 18, an official press-release finally unraveled Samsung’s April plan for One UI 7, ending this long-standing mystery.
Search Trends
Since early December, I’ve seen tons of online articles about this new update. I also take a look at the Google Trends search volume from December 1, 2024, to March 25, 2025.
It shows that One UI 7’s search volume is on par with Android 15, but its search interest is above both Android versions.
It’s not about competition between Samsung and Google, instead, the search reflects the higher user interest in Samsung’s software technologies.
This is also good for Google in terms of partnership with Samsung and promoting new capabilities such as Gemini and circle to search in Galaxy devices.
Still, Samsung needs to work on its rollout efficiency to delivery software updates on time.
Source – Google Trends
Samsung has pushed the One UI 7 Beta 2 update for Galaxy Tab S10 Plus and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra devices. The update is currently available in Korea, and the company will soon expand it to more countries.
The new Beta update fixes Home-related issues to provide better Home screen functions. It also improves Bluetooth-related issues that users encountered in the previous beta.
Moreover, it resolves several minor issues that affect the Galaxy Tab S10 series’ performance. Aside from this, the screen ratio adjustment is officially applied as a display.
One UI 7 Beta 2 update for Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus and Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra can be identified via One UI build versions ending with ZYC5. Users of these devices will have to download around 1.06 GB package to install the update.
The update does not bring any new features for the Galaxy Tab S10 series, but it enhances some functions for a smoother experience. It installs the March 2025 security patch to improve system security and stability.
If you are testing Beta on your Galaxy Tab S10 Plus or Ultra, install the latest beta update now. For that, you just need to open the Settings app >> tap on the Software Update >> click the Download and install option.
Full Changelog:
- Home related error improvements
- Improved Bluetooth related errors
- Many other improvements
*Other: Screen ratio adjustment is officially applied as a display – screen ratio function.
Samsung is about to announce the One UI 7 Beta Program for the Galaxy A55. Earlier this month, the company expanded the Beta Program to the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6, as well as the Galaxy S23 series shortly after.
The official One UI 7 Beta expansion was also confirmed for the Galaxy A55. The company seems to be gearing up to meet the release deadline “within this month.” The recent development brings Beta one step closer to the A55.
Samsung India has published the One UI 7 Beta noticeboard for A55 smartphone users. It’s like teasing the potential launch of the Beta Program. As the community is live on the website, the Beta Program will also be here shortly.
One UI 7 introduces an all-new user interface for Galaxy devices. Samsung has brought select AI features to the Galaxy A55 and A35, so it’s highly likely that the new Awesome Intelligence tricks will also come along with One UI 7.
The Galaxy A56 introduces “Awesome Intelligence,” a suite of AI-powered features. Highlights include Best Face for perfect group shots, Auto Trim for effortless video editing, and enhanced Circle to Search for seamless discovery.
Source – Samsung
The company has rolled out six Betas for the S24 series, two for the S23 series, and three for the foldable phones. Meanwhile, the Galaxy A55’s Beta Program would be a brief testing activity to ensure the reliability on a non-flagship.
The Korean tech giant wouldn’t face issues as it has already launched a handful of entry-level and mid-range phones with the latest OS. The Beta Program would be aimed at testing the new firmware and its features among Public.
With the One UI 7 Beta 6 update, Samsung adds Natural Language Search to Settings on the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Plus, and Galaxy S24 Ultra smartphones. This feature is also available for the Galaxy S25 series, as well as for those testing One UI 7 on the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6.
The Natural Language Search feature on Galaxy S24 series allows you to use normal speech to search in Settings. For example, if you say, “My eyes are feeling tired,” the phone might suggest options like adjusting the brightness or turning on Eye Comfort Shield.
It’s an easy and convenient way to find settings without needing to type or remember exact words. This feature works in several languages, including Korean, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, and Portuguese.
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Along with the new language search, there are small changes in the Settings search page. The ‘Try searching for’ option now appears at the top of the screen, and below it, you will find your Recent Searches, which used to be at the top.
If you’re a Galaxy S24 user testing the One UI 7 Beta, you can try out these changes and enjoy a more natural way of searching through Settings. Samsung plans to bring this update to more devices in the future, including the Galaxy S24 FE and Galaxy Tab S10 series.
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