While the initial One UI 7 release in April was met with excitement, the process has been described by many as “messy.” However, Samsung deserves credit for accelerating its update pace. Samsung shared a fresh roap in today that shows which Galaxy models will get Android 15-based One UI 7 next month.
May patches are rolling out at the same time adding security fixes and small performance boosts.
The Rollout So Far
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Samsung started rolling out One UI 7 in April. Since then, the company has been updating its flagships phones and mid-range models. Samsung has kept up with its planned schedule and sometimes even finished updates faster than expected. This is different from past years when big updates took much longer to reach all devices.
What’s New in the Schedule?
Samsung tipster Tarun Vats recently spotted an updated One UI 7 rollout schedule from Samsung . According to this schedule, nearly all remaining Galaxy devices on the list, spanning smartphones, tablets, and rugged models, are set to receive the One UI 7 update throughout June. Only one device is currently scheduled for a July update.
Here’s a breakdown of the updated schedule:
June Rollouts
- Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024)
- Galaxy Tab Active 5
- Galaxy Tab Active 4 Pro
- Galaxy Tab A9+
- Galaxy A55
- Galaxy A54
- Galaxy A53
- Galaxy A35
- Galaxy A34
- Galaxy A33
- Galaxy A25
- Galaxy A16
- Galaxy A15
- Galaxy A14
- Galaxy A05s
- Galaxy M53
- Galaxy M33
- Galaxy XCover7
- Galaxy XCover 6 Pro
July Rollout
- Galaxy Tab A9
This new schedule includes many different types of devices. It covers everything from expensive flagship phones to cheaper budget models and tough rugged devices. Keep in mind that update times can be different depending on your country, phone carrier, and which version of the device you have. Some people might get their updates a bit sooner or later than the dates shown above.
Samsung is nearly done rolling out One UI 7 and is now getting ready for the next major update. The One UI 8 beta program will likely begin soon, allowing s to try new features early before the official launch.
