Galaxy Devices Updated to One UI 8 and More This Week (Nov 16–23)

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One UI 8 rollout seems to be slowing down this week as only a few Galaxy devices are still left to receive the update. Samsung pushed the One UI 8 firmware to just two devices over the past few days, making it another quiet week on the major software side. Meanwhile, the company is on track with its November 2025 security patch rollout. A huge number of Galaxy devices picked up the latest patch in the last few days. Last updated on November 21.

Samsung slows One UI 8 rollout while November 2025 security patch speeds up

This week, Samsung finally released the One UI 8 update for the Galaxy Tab A11 in Korea. Its elder sibling, the Galaxy Tab A11+, already comes with One UI 8 out of the box, so it won’t be getting a separate update. Meanwhile, the Galaxy Tab A9 started picking up the One UI 8 update in India. It’s clear that Samsung is now at the tail end of its update list. Even though the rollout has slowed, a few models like the Galaxy A15 4G, Galaxy A24, and Galaxy Tab A9+ are still pending. These devices should get the update soon as Samsung wraps up the remaining batch.

List of Galaxy devices that received November 2025 update this week

On the other hand, Samsung has lately been extremely aggressive with its November 2025 security patch. The company rolled out the update to a long list of devices last week, covering almost every price category, from top-tier S series phones to budget Galaxy models. This week’s rollout was one of the busiest yet, showing that Samsung is keeping its monthly patch schedule right on track. Below is the complete list of Galaxy devices that received the November 2025 update last week.

S series

• Galaxy S25 (India, Europe, Korea)
• Galaxy S25+ (India, Europe, Korea)
• Galaxy S25 Ultra (India, Europe, Korea)
• Galaxy S25 Edge (India, Europe, Korea)
• Galaxy S24 (Korea, USA)
• Galaxy S24+ (Korea, USA)
• Galaxy S24 Ultra (Korea, USA)
• Galaxy S24 FE (Korea)
• Galaxy S23 (India, Europe, Korea)
• Galaxy S23+ (India, Europe, Korea)
• Galaxy S23 Ultra (India, Europe, Korea)
• Galaxy S23 FE (Korea)
• Galaxy S22 (India)
• Galaxy S22+ (India)
• Galaxy S22 Ultra (India)

A series

• Galaxy A05s (Europe)
• Galaxy A13 5G (Europe)
• Galaxy A15 5G (USA)
• Galaxy A25 (India, Europe)
• Galaxy A26 (Saudi Arabia, Thailand)
• Galaxy A36 (India, Europe, Korea)
• Galaxy A53 (India, Sri Lanka, Nepal)
• Galaxy A55 (Korea)
• Galaxy A56 (Korea)

M series

• Galaxy M16 (Korea)
• Galaxy M23 (Europe, Turkey, Saudi Arabia)
• Galaxy M56 (India)

Z series

• Galaxy Z Fold 4 (India, Korea)
• Galaxy Z Fold 5 (Korea)
• Galaxy Z Fold 6 (Europe, Korea)
• Galaxy Z Fold 7 (Korea)
• Galaxy Z Flip 4 (India, Korea)
• Galaxy Z Flip 5 (Korea)
• Galaxy Z Flip 6 (Europe, Korea)
• Galaxy Z Flip 7 (Korea)

Tablets

• Galaxy Tab S11 (Korea, Europe)
• Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra (Korea, Europe)

XCover series

• Galaxy XCover 6 Pro (Europe, Singapore, Malaysia)
• Galaxy XCover 7 (Vietnam, Thailand)
• Galaxy XCover 7 Pro (USA)

If you own any of the devices mentioned above, you can check for the latest update by heading to Settings > Software update > Download and install. Once the download finishes, tap Install now to reboot your device with the latest update.

Written by

Mohammed Khatri

Mohammed Khatri is a tech writer at SammyGuru focused on Samsung's software side — tracking One UI updates, internal builds, and which Galaxy devices are next in line. He also covers early device leaks, certifications, and retail listings. Beyond tech, he has a keen interest in finance and automobiles, and enjoys exploring the latest trends and developments in both industries.

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