Samsung removes Android 14 update schedule for Galaxy phones and tablets [U]

Ben Schoon | Nov 15 2023 - 9:14 am PT

With its Android 14 update starting to roll out, a schedule from Samsung lists almost three dozen Galaxy phones and tablets set to be updated over the coming weeks, but it’s since been removed.

Update 11/15: Unsurprisingly, Samsung has removed this list from its forums as SamMobile spotted. This comes after two of the dates in question have passed without any updates being pushed, so it’s likely that this list won’t be reflective of Samsung’s actual timeline.

Our original coverage follows.

On Samsung’s community forums in Europe, the company has confirmed not only an expanded list of Galaxy smartphones and tablets confirmed to get Android 14 and One UI 6.0 but also a schedule for when to expect these updates to start showing up.

The list includes roughly three dozen devices, ranging from current flagships such as the Galaxy S23 series, Fold 5, and Flip 5, down to more obscure tablet releases like the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite. The schedule was actually published about two weeks ago when Samsung first pushed its Android 14 update to the Galaxy S23 series in Europe but flew under the radar until a SamMobile reader brought it to the public eye this week.

Following the Galaxy S23 series on October 30, the next set of devices in line is the Galaxy A54 and Galaxy A34, as well as Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Z Fold 5 (in Europe), which could see their Android 14 update as soon as today according to Samsung’s schedule. As of the time we’re posting this, however, those updates are not yet live.

There are a total of 35 Galaxy devices listed here, including quite a few that hadn’t been mentioned in an earlier list that Samsung had confirmed. Keep in mind that this list is specific to Romania, so other countries may see different timelines. Some devices haven’t been given specific dates for their Android 14 releases, but are grouped in the same week on the schedule. We’ve organized the list below by date, as Samsung’s original schedule is a bit jumbled.