You might not want to hear this, but Samsung allegedly needs more time to prepare for the One UI 7.0 beta. The latest rumor suggests the company hasn’t achieved the desired stability of the new AI features, delaying the beta rollout. While a precise release timeline isn’t available, an early December rollout is looking increasingly unlikely.
One UI 7.0 beta faces longer delays as Samsung continues to work on it
It’s fair to say that One UI 7.0 is shaping up to be one of Samsung’s most ambitious updates yet. Alongside new AI features, the upcoming update brings a massive UI overhaul with smoother system animations. However, this ambition comes with its challenges, as developing and fine-tuning the new features and aesthetic upgrades has seemingly proven more complex than initially anticipated.
Originally rumored to arrive in late July, the One UI 7.0 beta update has been already delayed by four months. And Samsung still isn’t ready for its public release. Tipster @chunvn8888 suggests the company is working on stability improvements internally before rolling out the update to the public. It’s aiming for a certain level of functional stability for all new features.
The tipster added that Samsung recently reintroduced the AI notification summary function to the internal One UI 7.0 build. It previously removed the feature, hinting at its delay until One UI 7.1 next year. Perhaps the company is constantly chopping and changing things to ensure users get the best experience with little to no bugs or functional issues.
For Galaxy users eager to try the beta, this news may be disappointing. However, the delay could ultimately benefit users by ensuring a smoother and more refined experience once the update is ready. Samsung has yet to comment officially on the status of the One UI 7.0 beta, though it has confirmed that the stable version will arrive in 2025 following the Galaxy S25 launch. The new flagships may go official on January 22, 2025.
