Update 04/05, 4:22 PM: The alleged stable build of One UI 7.0 (DYD3) for the Galaxy S23 Ultra has leaked (h/t @erenylmaz075), complete with the April 2025 security patch. Check out the clip.
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With the official One UI 7.0 stable release looming closer, stable builds are already starting to surface. Or say, leaking from Samsungโs OTA servers. The One UI 7.0 stable builds for the Galaxy S24 Ultra and Tab S9 Ultra are here already, courtesy of @erenylmaz075. Here are all the juicy details, giving us a speak peek at whatโs coming.
Galaxy S24 Ultra, Tab S9 Ultraโs One UI 7.0 stable builds are here, a few days before launch
Two different stable builds were found for the Galaxy S24 Ultra: BYCG and the newer BYD2. Both come with the April 2025 Android security patch and the February Google Play system update. However, the BYD2 build includes newer versions of system apps, such as One UI Home version 16.0.05.43, suggesting it may be the final candidate for public release. Both builds retain all the features seen in the latest One UI 7.0 beta versions, including live notifications for the Media Player, updated Quick Settings, and UI enhancements across the system.
In an unexpected twist, the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra also received its first One UI 7.0 stable build, labeled CYCI. Unlike the S24 series, the Tab S9 Ultra never received a beta update, making this release even more significant. This build also includes the April security patch and February Play system update. Early video previews show a smooth, polished experience, with revamped Notification shade behavior, the new Now bar interface, and the same live notification styling seen on Galaxy phones.
Which may have you wondering: is the One UI 7.0 stable rollout imminent? Well, absolutely. Samsung has already confirmed the One UI 7.0 stable rollout would begin on April 7th. With stable builds already appearing on servers, itโs clear Samsung is preparing for a phased rollout. While some regions will likely see the update next week, others โ like the US โ may have to wait a bit longer.
