Samsung Delays One UI 7 Update Launch Despite Initial Plans

Samsung users are eagerly awaiting the release of the highly anticipated One UI 7 update, which was initially expected to roll out soon but has now been pushed back according to latest reports.

The new software is based on Android 15 and promises several exciting features, including enhanced AI capabilities and fresh design tweaks. However, it appears that Samsung may delay the full rollout until beta updates are released first, with possible delays due to other factors such as the imminent release of Android 16 by Google.

According to insiders, the One UI 7 Beta 5 is expected to be released in March 2025, followed closely by Beta 6 in April. The stable version will then become available to the public at a later date, with the Galaxy S24 series likely being the first to receive it.

While the exact launch timeline remains uncertain, Samsung has confirmed that One UI 7 will be available for a range of devices, including the latest Galaxy S24 and S23 series, older models such as the Galaxy S21 and S22 (including FE variants), A-series devices, and even models from the Z Flip and Fold lineup.

The update promises to bring several notable improvements, including enhanced AI capabilities aimed at improving user experience through smarter features and a more intuitive interface. Additional design changes are also expected, with Samsung continuing its push for a modern look across its devices.

However, given Google's impending release of Android 16, it remains uncertain how much further delays the One UI 7 update will face, particularly for older devices that may have to wait longer for the update.