Samsung has kept us waiting for the One UI 7.0 update, but there’s some sigh of relief as we recently learned the rollout might finally be within reach. Earlier this week, reports surfaced that Samsung is testing the One UI 7.0 beta build for the Galaxy S24 series. This suggests that the company may be gearing up to launch the beta program soon. To add to our excitement, we now know which countries will be among the first to receive the One UI 7.0 beta — and one key market is notably absent.
One UI 7.0 beta build is coming first to these countries, spotted on Samsung test servers
According to noted tipster Tarun Vats, the One UI 7.0 beta build will first be available in the US, the UK, Germany, Poland, Korea, and India. The key market we mentioned, which is missing from this list, is China. It’s safe to assume China will receive the update in the second phase, which, Vats apparently also confirmed in the comments section.
Samsung usually keeps its beta programs exclusive to flagship devices. For now, it’s safe to say that Galaxy S24 owners will be the first to try the Android 15-based One UI 7.0 beta. But don’t lose hope if you own a Galaxy S23 series: Samsung might add more devices to the beta once the second phase kicks in.
If your device is eligible, you’ll need to sign up through the Samsung Members app. The app already seems prepared for the rollout, so all that’s left is for Samsung to make it official. And c’mon, Samsung, make it available for us soon.
Which Galaxy devices will support Android 15-based One UI 7.0?
Samsung might launch the One UI 7.0 on the Galaxy S21 series and later (including the S21 FE), Galaxy Z Flip 4 and Fold 4 series and later, and more phones. Here’s a full list of Galaxy devices that will support One UI 7.0, which you must check out.
