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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.
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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.
Hey, folks! It’s time to upgrade your Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5 and Z Fold5 to the One UI 7 in the US. Foldables from 2023 are starting to receive the major OS update, bringing a brand new design and enhanced Galaxy AI features.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5 and Z Fold5 at Verizon started getting the One UI 7 in the US. Built on Android 15, this new software introduces an all-new user interface, smooth animations, new and useful features, and AI enhancements.
Owners can identify the latest update via PDA build versions F731USQU6EYD9 and F946USQU6EYD9 for the Galaxy Z Flip5 and Z Fold5, respectively. The firmware also includes the latest April 2025 security patches.
Verizon has recently released the One UI 7 update for the Galaxy S24 series, the Z Flip 6, and the Z Fold 6. Now with the latest rollout, the carrier is bringing the new update to even more Samsung users, which T-Mobile should follow shortly.
Samsung’s One UI 7 update introduces a modern user interface with dynamic colors. Quick Settings and Notification Panel are now separated with a new layout. Now Bar and Live Notifications feature significantly improve the overall experience.
The software also brings some new Galaxy AI features from the S25 series. The Phone app now supports native call recording, allowing you to record calls and even transcribe them. To use it, open the Phone app > More options > Record calls.
Your Galaxy Z Flip5 or Z Fold5 may have received the latest software update. Check for the OTA, if available, download and install it to enter a new world of Galaxy with revamped interface, new features, smooth animations and a lot more.
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Verizon has begun deploying the highly anticipated One UI 7 update for Samsung Galaxy S23, S23+, and S23 Ultra devices across the United States, marking a significant milestone for Galaxy users. It is currently available for the locked Verizon units in the country,
This Android 15-based update, which started on April 22, 2025, brings a refreshed user interface, enhanced AI features, and improved performance to Samsung’s 2023 flagship lineup. The update follows a phased global rollout that began in South Korea earlier this month, with the US now joining the wave of regions receiving the stable build.
The One UI 7 introduces a sleek, modern design with a simplified home screen, updated widgets, and a customizable lock screen. A standout feature is the Now Bar, which delivers real-time updates like workout stats or media playback directly on the lock screen, enhancing user convenience.
The update also boosts Samsung’s Galaxy AI suite, offering tools like Audio Eraser for noise-free recordings, smarter writing assistance, and call-recording summaries. The April 2025 security patch is included, ensuring robust protection against vulnerabilities.
About the One UI 7 rollout, it was initially paused due to a lock screen bug affecting some Galaxy S24 devices, and resumed after Samsung addressed the issue. Verizon’s carrier-locked S23 devices are now receiving the update, with a download size of approximately 5 GB. Users are advised to connect to Wi-Fi and ensure a sufficient battery before installing.
To check for the update, navigate to Settings > Software Update > Download and Install. While Verizon has begun the rollout, AT&T and T-Mobile users should start receiving the update soon.
Samsung has officially rolled out the stable One UI 7 update, based on Android 15, for the Galaxy S23 series in the US, for carrier-locked units. The update, carrying firmware version DYD9, brings a refreshed user interface and enhanced features to the 2023 flagship lineup.
This 5GB update introduces a redesigned UI with new app icons, smoother animations, and a customizable lock screen featuring the Now Bar for real-time updates.
The Galaxy AI enhancements, like advanced writing assistance, elevate productivity, while the April 2025 security patch ensures robust protection. Users can expect a streamlined experience with revamped widgets and improved performance.
The update is live for US-locked Galaxy S23, S23+, and S23 Ultra devices. To install, navigate to Settings > Software Update > Download and Install. Samsung advises backing up data and using a stable Wi-Fi connection due to the update’s size.
Some users report that there’s an animation-related bug on the lock screen, which Samsung should address with the May 2025 One UI 7 firmware. Notably, Samsung is gradually releasing the Stable One UI 7 update for Galaxy devices.
While Samsung took enough time in internal and Beta testing, the One UI 7 isn’t free of bugs. After lock screen shortcuts, the animation bug has been reported by some users on their One UI 7 devices, which the May 2025 update should fix.
Users report that the phone lock animation is laggy on One UI 7 devices. Users manage to reproduce the issue with a specific set of operations. Hitting the side key takes a bit to transition the screen to the locked state, which is weird.
We’ve seen several reports on Samsung’s community forum and subreddits. While the company hasn’t formally acknowledged the bug, the resolution is highly likely to be included in the next firmware update with May patches.
Galaxy S24 and S23 series have got the April patch with the One UI 7 update. Meanwhile, Samsung has recently released the April update for the Galaxy S25 series. The May 2025 OTA may take some time to be available for the Galaxy devices.
Samsung is running the One UI 7 Beta for the Galaxy A55. The phone yesterday received the third beta build in India, which included the May 2025 patch. However, the flagships require a more precise firmware to fix the animation.
Disclaimer: Samsung has not confirmed the contents of the May 2025 update. Based on the recent developments in the Samsung Community, the May update could be a bold one, but don’t excessively expect from the next firmware.
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Samsung has already started rolling out the May 2025 security update for the Galaxy A55. Now, new information has surfaced online, revealing what’s new coming with the May 2025 update for the Galaxy S25 series.
According to a new leak, the May 2025 update for the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, and Galaxy S25 Ultra will be a big package, around 1.4GB in size. The leak shows the new software build as S938BXXU2AYDB, which was spotted on a Galaxy S25 Ultra.
The next update for the Galaxy S25 series will reportedly bring some important changes. It is tipped to improve the camera performance for better photo quality and smoother video recording.
Moreover, the update may also fix several bugs in the user interface and include a new version of the One UI Home screen. This should make using the phone feel smoother and more stable.
With the May 2025 security patch, the One UI Home app and Camera app will reportedly get upgraded to version v16.0.05.59 and v15.0.02.42. This update should be coming soon to Galaxy S25 series phones. It will bring better camera quality, a smoother interface, and stronger security.
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Disclaimer: This article contains information based on rumors. Please take this news with a pinch of salt, as it has not been officially confirmed. Details about tech products, features, or company strategies can change.
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