As its rollout continues, Samsung has just posted an updated One UI 7 schedule for Galaxy devices, with many more updates coming in June.
To say that the One UI 7 rollout was messy would be an understatement. But, to Samsung’s credit, things have been moving along at a very fast pace. Following the initial release in April, the company quickly started beating its own schedule, and now an updated schedule from Samsung reveals when to expect remaining One UI 7 updates for a number of Galaxy devices.
Samsung tipster Tarun Vats spotted a new schedule from Samsung Germany which details remaining rollouts for a number of different Galaxy devices, with almost all remaining devices (at leas the ones on the list) set to be updated during the month of June.
Top comment by Kutlo Moseki (Tracy)
Absolutely not, June! The issue isn’t just about getting the update — it’s about how it’s being rolled out. It makes no sense that some of us receive it while others are left waiting, even though we’re using the same model. I was fine with the idea of a June rollout initially, but my concern grew when I saw others with the exact same phone get the update while I didn’t. And now, people with older models have it before me? That’s just frustrating.
I get it — Android is fragmented, and Samsung has its own skin on top of it. But if you’re going to promise 4 to 6 years of updates, then deliver on that promise consistently. At this pace, you're risking long-term loyalty. This isn't sustainable. Why not hire more developers or scale your software team so updates can roll out faster? You should be aiming for something closer to Apple’s model: unified, global, timely updates — regardless of whether I’m in Korea, Canada, or Antarctica.
And honestly, it's laughable to see Samsung hyping up One UI 8 when so many of us haven’t even gotten to experience One UI 7. How are we supposed to get excited about the next thing when we’re still stuck behind?
Samsung, you're focusing on side projects that don’t impact the majority of your paying customers while neglecting the core issue: people want their phones to feel supported and up-to-date. That’s the bare minimum. Fix that first.
The schedule shows the various Galaxy devices that have already been updated to One UI 7 over the course of April and May, and the remaining devices being updated in June, and just one device waiting until July.
Samsung’s updated One UI 7 schedule
- Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) – June
- Galaxy Tab Active 5 – June
- Galaxy Tab Active 4 Pro – June
- Galaxy Tab A9+ – June
- Galaxy Tab A9 – July
- Galaxy A55 – June
- Galaxy A54 – June
- Galaxy A53 – June
- Galaxy A35 – June
- Galaxy A34 – June
- Galaxy A33 – June
- Galaxy A25 – June
- Galaxy A16 – June
- Galaxy A15 – June
- Galaxy A14 – June
- Galaxy A05s – June
- Galaxy M53 – June
- Galaxy M33 – June
- Galaxy XCover7 – June
- Galaxy XCover 6 Pro – June
Again, those devices are in addition to the many that have already been updated. Samsung’s rollouts do vary depending on a number of factors, though, so you might see some rollouts be later or earlier based on your region, carrier, variant, etc.
Meanwhile, the beta for Samsung’s One UI 8 update is right around the corner.
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