Many Samsung phone users are eagerly awaiting the update to One UI 7 , which brings many improvements and new features. However, not everyone will get it, and the rollout hasn’t exactly been smooth so far.

While the update initially debuted with the Galaxy S25 series , One UI 7 will be available on older devices…eventually. Here’s the latest on when your phone or tablet might get the update, plus if it’s even compatible.

When will my Samsung Galaxy phone get One UI 7?

One UI 7 was introduced on 22 January 2025 , and at the time, it was available only for the Galaxy S25 series. Samsung has since released three beta versions of the system for the Galaxy S24 series , Z Fold 6 , Z Flip 6 , Galaxy S23 series , Tab S10 series , and A55 .

The official rollout began on 7 April, though it was promptly halted on 14 April. While not officially confirmed, reliable leaker Ice Universe posted on X that a “serious bug” was found in the Korean version, which resulted in its suspension “in all other countries”.

In a statement to Android Authority , the company simply said that the “One UI 7 rollout schedule is being updated to ensure the best possible experience”. Just a day later, Samsung confirmed that the update had been “temporarily suspended” but that it “will resume updates soon”.

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Prior to the delay, Tarun Vats , a specialist in Android and Samsung, said we can expect the following devices to be updated in April, May and June, respectively.

April: Z Fold5, Z Flip5, Tab S10+/Ultra, S23 series, S24 FE.

May: Z Fold4/Flip4/3, S23 FE, A34, A35, S22/S21 series, Tab S9/S8 series, A16, Quantum4.

June: Tab S9 FE, A53, A33, A25, A24, A15, Quantum3, Jump2/3, Buddy3, Tab A9/A9+, Tab Active4/5, Wide7

While the Galaxy S21 series and S22 series , as well as the Galaxy Z Fold 4 , Flip 4 , Fold 3 and Flip 3 , are eligible for One UI 7, they may experience a slight delay in receiving the update compared to newer models.

Samsung’s mid-range devices and some budget-friendly phones may also start receiving the update at a later date. As usual, Samsung prioritises its flagship lineups before extending the update to other models.

Which Samsung Galaxy phones and tablets will get One UI 7?

Generally, any Galaxy phone or tablet that launched with Android 13 is expected to receive Android 15 (One UI 7), as Samsung guarantees at least two major OS upgrades for almost all of its Android devices.

Additionally, flagship and mid-range models that qualify for four years of OS updates will also be included in the One UI 7 rollout. Since all devices under Samsung’s four-year update policy were released with Android 11 or later, they are eligible for Android 15.

Naturally, all Samsung Galaxy phones and tablets launching in 2025 will ship with One UI 7, including the upcoming Galaxy S25 Edge , and already launched A26 , A36 and A56 .

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Fortunately, we no longer have to guess, as Samsung has released the official list of Galaxy devices that will receive the One UI 7 update:

Galaxy S Series:

  • Galaxy S24 Ultra
  • Galaxy S24+
  • Galaxy S24
  • Galaxy S24 FE
  • Galaxy S23 Ultra
  • Galaxy S23+
  • Galaxy S23
  • Galaxy S23 FE
  • Galaxy S22 Ultra
  • Galaxy S22+
  • Galaxy S22
  • Galaxy S21 Ultra
  • Galaxy S21+
  • Galaxy S21
  • Galaxy S21 FE

Galaxy Z Series:

  • Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition
  • Galaxy Z Fold 6
  • Galaxy Z Fold 5
  • Galaxy Z Fold 4
  • Galaxy Z Fold 3
  • Galaxy Z Flip 6
  • Galaxy Z Flip 5
  • Galaxy Z Flip 4
  • Galaxy Z Flip 3

Galaxy Tab Series:

  • Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra
  • Galaxy Tab S10+
  • Galaxy Tab S9 FE+
  • Galaxy Tab S9 FE
  • Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra (Wi-Fi/5G)
  • Galaxy Tab S9+ (Wi-Fi/5G)
  • Galaxy Tab S9 (Wi-Fi/5G)
  • Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra (Wi-Fi/5G)
  • Galaxy Tab S8+ (Wi-Fi/5G)
  • Galaxy Tab S8 (Wi-Fi/5G)
  • Galaxy Tab S6 Lite

Keep in mind, that the list above (although the newest) refers to the rollout in Singapore. The Samsung Global Newsroom and Samsung Newsroom UK don’t mention the Galaxy S22 series, Galaxy S21 series, Galaxy S21 FE, Galaxy Z Fold 4, Galaxy Z Flip 4, Galaxy Z Fold 3, Galaxy Z Flip 3, Galaxy Tab S9 FE series, Galaxy Tab S8 series and Galaxy Tab S6 Lite.

While it’s unlikely that these devices won’t receive the update in the UK and US, it’s worth bearing in mind what Samsung has shared (and what it didn’t).

Besides, here’s the rest of the Galaxy devices that are expected to receive the One UI 7 update, but haven’t yet been officially confirmed by Samsung:

Galaxy A Series:

  • Galaxy A73
  • Galaxy A72
  • Galaxy A55
  • Galaxy A54
  • Galaxy A53 5G
  • Galaxy A35
  • Galaxy A34
  • Galaxy A33
  • Galaxy A25
  • Galaxy A24
  • Galaxy A23
  • Galaxy A16 (LTE)
  • Galaxy A16 5G
  • Galaxy A15 (LTE)
  • Galaxy A15 5G
  • Galaxy A14 (LTE)
  • Galaxy A14 5G
  • Galaxy A06
  • Galaxy A05s
  • Galaxy A05

Galaxy M Series:

  • Galaxy M55
  • Galaxy M54
  • Galaxy M53
  • Galaxy M35
  • Galaxy M34
  • Galaxy M33
  • Galaxy M15
  • Galaxy M05
  • Galaxy M14 5G
  • Galaxy M14

Galaxy F Series:

  • Galaxy F55
  • Galaxy F54
  • Galaxy F34
  • Galaxy F23
  • Galaxy F15
  • Galaxy F14 5G

The list above is only speculative, and not all devices listed may receive the One UI 7 update. Once again, Samsung’s final release schedule could differ depending on factors such as regional testing, software stability, and specific device requirements.

Author: Artur Tomala, Mobile Writer, Tech Advisor

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Artur is a Mobile Writer at Tech Advisor, where he covers a range of smartphone, tablet and smartwatch-related topics. He has been working in the tech industry since 2021, including time spent leading a team focused on mobile news, reviews and product rankings. As an ambassador for the productivity app Notion, he runs training workshops and creates advanced templates to help people stay organised and productive.

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