Samsung recently revealed the timeline for the launch of the official version of One UI 7 for eligible smartphones and tablets. The specific release date was not provided, but the update is expected to roll out in April. Additionally, the company is extending the beta program to include more devices beyond the Galaxy S24 line.
One UI 7 is expected to be released in April.
Samsung is expected to launch the stable One UI 7, which is based on Android 15, in early April, according to SamMobile. The update is anticipated to be initially available for the Galaxy S24 series before reaching older devices.
The company needs to launch the beta interface program for a range of smartphones and tablets, such as the Galaxy S23 series, Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Z Fold6, Galaxy Tab S10 series, Galaxy A55 5G, and potentially Galaxy A54 5G, as a beta version of the device has been seen on South Korean servers.
Samsung’s confirmation aligns with a rumored schedule for One UI 7 leaked in February, indicating that the update is expected to be released in April for multiple Galaxy A, S, and Z devices.
The Galaxy S24 series was the first to get the beta update for One UI 7, with the initial release in December 2024, contrary to previous beliefs that Samsung would not extend the program to other devices.
The company has not disclosed the specific countries or regions where the beta update will be accessible, but more information should be provided shortly.