One UI 7 is nearing the final stages of testing and will soon be available in a stable release starting in April. Samsung has outlined a list of Galaxy devices that will be eligible for the Android 15 update, which has been repackaged under Samsung’s One UI 7.
One UI 7 introduces a significant number of changes, some of which may go unnoticed by users who are less focused on AI.
However, Samsung has effectively integrated AI-driven features in a way that doesn’t feel like a gimmick, offering practical tools like translation and messaging enhancements. Additionally, One UI 7 brings changes to notifications and Quick Settings, a shift that has sparked mixed reactions among users.
Samsung initially rolled out its Android 15 update with the Galaxy S25 series, but the Galaxy S24 lineup and foldable models have remained in an extended beta phase. So what comes next?
According to Samsung, Android 15 will officially roll out to over 15 devices beginning April 7. The company provided an initial list of devices slated to receive the update, including several that have been stuck in beta for an extended period.
Samsung appears to be starting with the Galaxy S24 series and progressively working backward through the S series lineup.
- Galaxy S24 series
- Galaxy S24 FE
- Galaxy S23 series
- Galaxy S23 FE
One UI 7 Along With Android 15 UpdateSamsung also intends to bring Android 15 to its foldable devices, beginning with the Galaxy Z Fold/Flip5. Additionally, the update will extend to the Galaxy Tab S10 and S9 series, though it is currently unclear whether the FE models are included.
- Galaxy Z Fold 6
- Galaxy Z Flip 6
- Galaxy Z Fold 5
- Galaxy Z Flip 5
- Galaxy Tab S10 series
- Galaxy Tab S9 series
Details regarding the rollout schedule remain scarce, and Samsung is unlikely to provide a fixed timeline. The S24 series is expected to receive the update first, with other models following shortly after.
More devices may be added to the update list over time. While this marks a significant step forward, the release of this OS upgrade has already been substantially delayed.
