Samsung has announced that it will begin the rollout of the stable One UI 7 update next week in multiple countries. As expected, the update will first be available for premium Galaxy devices, followed by mid-range and budget models.
While Samsung has not provided a specific timeframe for the release of One UI 7 for the Galaxy A series, it is anticipated that the rollout will occur shortly after the launch for flagship devices. This update is set to introduce numerous new features and enhancements, generating excitement among Galaxy users.
The Galaxy A series phones expected to receive the One UI 7 update in the near future include the Galaxy A73, A55, A54, A35, A34, A33, A25, A24, A23, Galaxy A16 (LTE and 5G), Galaxy A15 (LTE and 5G), Galaxy A14 (LTE and 5G), Galaxy A06, A05, and A05s. Although this list has yet to be officially confirmed by Samsung, it is based on an analysis of the software update policies for Galaxy A series devices and is expected to align closely with the company’s formal announcements.
The initial rollout of One UI 7 is scheduled to commence on April 7, with most countries receiving the update on this date. However, regions such as the US and Canada will have to wait until April 10, while users in Malaysia and Singapore may experience further delays, with the rollout starting on April 14.
The first devices to receive the One UI 7 update will include the Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Fold 6, and Galaxy Z Flip 6. Additional devices, such as the Galaxy S24 FE, Galaxy S23 series, and Galaxy Tab S10 series, are also expected to receive the update later in April. For a complete list of devices set to receive the update in April, users can visit Samsung’s official website.
Currently, Samsung has not mentioned any Galaxy A devices in the immediate rollout schedule, indicating that they may not receive One UI 7 this month. However, since the Galaxy A55 is already part of the One UI 7 beta program, it is likely to receive the update around the same timeframe as the flagship models.