- When will my Samsung Galaxy device get the stable One UI 7?
- How to download the One UI 7 stable release
- Which Samsung Galaxy devices are eligible for the One UI 7 beta?
- How to sign up for the One UI 7 beta programme
- 1. Open the Samsung Members app
- 2. Look for the One UI 7 Beta Programme banner
- 3. Sign up for the One UI 7 beta
- 4. Install the beta firmware
Samsung has officially begun rolling out a stable version of One UI 7, but the process has not been without challenges.
A flaw discovered in the Korean version of the software has resulted in a global stop of the rollout, and it is unclear when One UI 7 will be available on eligible devices that have not yet received it.
However, you may still download the beta version right now. Here’s all you need know about installing One UI 7 on your Samsung Galaxy handset.
When will my Samsung Galaxy device get the stable One UI 7?
On January 22, 2025, One UI 7 was introduced, and it was initially exclusively available for the Galaxy S25 series. Samsung has since released three beta versions of the system for the Galaxy S24, Z Fold 6, Z Flip 6, Galaxy S23, Tab S10, and A55.
The official deployment began on April 7, but it was quickly halted barely a week later. While not officially confirmed, trusted leaker Ice Universe reported on X that a “serious bug” was discovered in the Korean version, resulting in its suspension “in all other countries”.
According to The Verge, One UI 7 is no longer listed as the most recent version on Samsung’s servers for many of the devices eligible for the upgrade. It’s unclear how long it will take to fix the glitch and resume rollout, but it’ll probably take much longer to arrive on your phone or tablet.
For a more detailed look, visit our dedicated article: When will My Samsung Galaxy Phone Get One UI 7?
How to download the One UI 7 stable release
When Samsung releases the final and stable version of One UI 7 in your region and for your device, you should be able to obtain it quickly.
Simply go to your Samsung Galaxy phone’s settings menu, select ‘Software Update’, and then click ‘Download and install’ followed by ‘Install now’ if an update is available.
In the meanwhile, to get One UI 7, you must install the beta version instead.
Which Samsung Galaxy devices are eligible for the One UI 7 beta?
The Galaxy S24 series was the first to obtain beta access, and the program is now expanding to include the Galaxy S23 series, Galaxy Z Fold 6, Galaxy Z Flip 6, Galaxy A55, and Galaxy Tab S10 lineup.
On March 6, 2025, Samsung expanded the beta programme to include its newest foldable phones.
How to sign up for the One UI 7 beta programme
Before installing the beta version, you should make a backup of all personal and critical files. Beta software can be unstable at times, and there is always the possibility of encountering difficulties that can compromise your device’s performance.
Once your data is secure, you may join up for the One UI 7 beta program through the Samsung Members app, presuming you own an eligible device and live in a supported region (which covers both the UK and the United States).
1. Open the Samsung Members app
Locate and open the Samsung Members app on your Samsung Galaxy phone or tablet.
2. Look for the One UI 7 Beta Programme banner
Once you open the Samsung Members app, find the One UI 7 Beta Programme banner and tap on it.
3. Sign up for the One UI 7 beta
After tapping on the banner, you should see the ‘Enroll’ button. Press on it to sign up for the beta programme.
4. Install the beta firmware
Once you have successfully registered, you can install the beta firmware by navigating to ‘Settings’ > ‘Software update’ > ‘Download and install’.
