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Samsung’s One UI 7 Update Schedule Leaked for Galaxy Series

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By Web Desk Published November 22, 2024 2 Min Read
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Samsung’s release timeline for the One UI 7 update, based on Android 15, has been leaked, suggesting the Galaxy S24 series might be the first to receive the beta in December.

The upcoming One UI 7 is set to launch after competitors like OnePlus and Oppo have already released their Android 15 updates. Still, they have not received an official beta release date from Samsung. However, a leak from X (formerly Twitter) user NMPS (@FamilyTaes) indicates an early December start for the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra.

OneUI 7 beta for S24 series will start in December (first week)

S23 series is still atleast 2~3 weeks away

S22 series idk if it'll even get beta this year or not

S21 series definitely won't get any beta

Beta program will be 2 months long and stable is expected in February 🥱

— NMPS (@FamilyTaes) November 21, 2024

According to the tipster, owners of the Galaxy S23 series may expect the beta within 2-3 weeks following the S24 rollout.

For users of the Galaxy S22 series, a One UI 7 beta release might not happen this year. Also, the Galaxy S21 series will not participate in the beta program.

One UI 7 & 7.1 – ALL the known features to come! A thread:#Samsung #GalaxyS25Ultra #GalaxyAI #OneUI7 pic.twitter.com/LVgzsdQ19E

— BenIt Pro (@BennettBuhner) November 22, 2024

The leaked timeline suggests the beta phase could span two months. Consequently, the stable One UI 7 might launch in February. This timeline implies that the Galaxy S25 series, anticipated for a January release, might debut with the latest One UI version, ahead of older models receiving the update in February.

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🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎🍎 #UpgradeYourUpgrade with #GalaxyAI pic.twitter.com/WtfWDFIVd2

— Samsung Mobile US (@SamsungMobileUS) November 21, 2024

Moreover, as another X user reported, Samsung plans to extend the One UI 7 update to over 50 models within the Galaxy A, M, and F series following the S-series updates.

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