Samsung was building a solid track record when it came to software updates. The brand went ahead of multiple Android OEMs in the past years, and also expanded the list of devices getting more than four Android updates. However, with so many devices being actively supported, it seems that the brand has been facing some issues in keeping up the pace. The company took several months to make One UI 7 based on Android 15 ready for its old smartphones.
After a long wait, the update is finally materializing! Unfortunately, this happens one month ahead of the presumed launch of Android 16, and the cycle will start again. Anyway, it’s better late than never! Today, the update is reaching some 2024 Galaxy smartphones in India.. It starts with recent flagship models: Galaxy S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra, along with Z Flip6 and Z Fold6. The company also shared a long roadmap that shows eligible devices and when the updates will arrive. Check the complete list below.
Samsung One UI 7 Rollout List
Foldable Z Series
- Galaxy Z Flip6 – April 2025
- Galaxy Z Fold6 – April 2025
- Galaxy Z Flip5 – May 2025
- Galaxy Z Fold5 – May 2025
- Galaxy Z Flip4 – May 2025
- Galaxy Z Fold4 – May 2025
- Galaxy Z Flip3 5G – May 2025
- Galaxy Z Fold3 5G – May 2025
Galaxy S Series
- Galaxy S24 Ultra – April 2025
- Galaxy S24+ – April 2025
- Galaxy S24 – April 2025
- Galaxy S24 FE – May 2025
- Galaxy S23 Ultra – May 2025
- Galaxy S23+- May 2025
- Galaxy S23 – May 2025
- Galaxy S23 FE – May 2025
- Galaxy S22 Ultra – May 2025
- Galaxy S22+ – May 2025
- Galaxy S22 – May 2025
- Galaxy S21 Ultra – May 2025
- Galaxy S21+ 5G – May 2025
- Galaxy S21 5G – May 2025
- Galaxy S21 FE 5G – May 2025
A Series
- Galaxy A73 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy A55 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy A54 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy A53 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy A35 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy A34 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy A33 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy A25 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy A16 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy A15 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy A14 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy A14 – June 2025
- Galaxy A06 – June 2025
- Galaxy A05s – June 2025
- Galaxy A24 – July 2025
Galaxy F Series
- Galaxy F55 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy F54 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy F34 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy F16 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy F15 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy F14 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy F14 – June 2025
- Galaxy F05 – June 2025
Tab Series
- Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra – May 2025
- Galaxy Tab S10+ 5G – May 2025
- Galaxy Tab S10+ – May 2025
- Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra 5G – May 2025
- Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra – May 2025
- Galaxy Tab S9+ 5G – May 2025
- Galaxy Tab S9+ – May 2025
- Galaxy Tab S9 5G – May 2025
- Galaxy Tab S9 – May 2025
- Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra 5G – May 2025
- Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra – May 2025
- Galaxy Tab S8+ – May 2025
- Galaxy Tab S8 5G – May 2025
- Galaxy Tab S8 – May 2025
- Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ – June 2025
- Galaxy Tab S9 FE 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy Tab S9 FE – June 2025
- Galaxy Tab A9+ 5G – June 2025
- Galaxy Tab A9+ – June 2025
- Galaxy Tab A9 LTE – July 2025
- Galaxy Tab A9 – July 2025
Other
- Galaxy XCover7 – June 2025
One UI 7 Arrives Many Ups and Downs
As you can see above, the company shared an official timeline for the update in India. However, there is a catch – this is subject to change if issues occur during the rollout. The Samsung Galaxy S24 FE owners will get the update only in May, as will Galaxy S23 and S23 FE owners. The foldable smartphones, down to Z Flip3 and Z Fold 3, are all scheduled for a May release too. The update for eligible mid-rangers in the Galaxy A, M, and F series will begin in June to taste One UI 7. Some smartphone models will need to wait until July, which is a little underwhelming. By July, Samsung will probably be working on One UI 8 based on Android 16.
The update is not only covering India. There are reports of One UI 7 rollouts in Bangladesh, Nepal, and the Middle East as well. Other regions like South Korea and Europe saw the update start, pause, and resume in the last few weeks. Despite the company’s efforts, the multiple delays brought us a bad sentiment about future updates. We can only hope that the brand sort things out with One UI 8.0 for a much quicker rollout.
