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Samsung quietly expands One UI 7 device update list, here’s who benefits
Older flagship lineups are now confirmed to receive One UI 7, though it's still in the air when they will get it.
- Samsung’s Singapore newsroom has confirmed the expanded list of eligible devices for its upcoming One UI 7 update.
- Older flagships like the Galaxy S22 and S21 series, previous generations of foldables, and select tablets have been added.
- The company has yet to confirm rollout eligibility for mid-range and budget models.
One UI 7 has been on our minds ever since Android 15 began rolling out in October 2024, but it’s still not on our Galaxy phones. Samsung took its own sweet time in starting the beta program, and only recently did the company announce that the One UI 7 stable update will be coming next month. The company has finally announced an expanded list of devices eligible for the One UI 7 update.
As spotted by Sammyfans, Samsung’s Singapore newsroom has shared details about One UI 7 for its region. In addition to the rollout date, the announcement mentions the devices that will get the update. This list has the usual devices we already know about, but Samsung has sneakily added more devices to the list without sharing a similar update on its Global or US newsrooms. However, we can safely expect all the mentioned devices to get the update globally, albeit with different rollout dates depending on the region.
