Samsung Expands One UI 7 Beta To Four Countries, Including Korea

Samsung expands the beta version of One UI 7 (photo: dock. Samsung)

JAKARTA The One UI 7 firmware forecast will end. After One UI 7 is rumored to be releasing in a stable version in April 2025, Samsung has finally expanded the firmware testing to a number of countries.

The first four countries selected were India, Korea, Britain, and the US. The One UI 7 beta program will be available in the four countries, starting with the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6. After that, the firmware will be extended to more devices.

Samsung promises to launch One UI 7 beta on several Galaxy devices before March ends. In addition to the Galaxy Fold series, the South Korean company will launch its beta version into the Galaxy S23 series, the Galaxy Tab S10 series, and the Galaxy A55.

The electronics company says that anyone can access the Beta One UI 7 version, not just developers. To be part of testing, users with selected devices can register via the Samsung Members.

However, keep in mind that the availability of the One UI 7 beta version varies, depending on the device model and its market. If users don't get the opportunity to test their firmware directly, they will need to wait until April.

One UI 7 is an update that users around the world have been waiting for for for several months. The reason is, this update will be a big leap for all Galaxy phones and tablets. Users will get a better experience.

The most anticipated thing is Android 15 which is included in the update. Therefore, One UI 7 is a highly anticipated firmware. Samsung has postponed its launch for too long so that many have big expectations for this latest One UI.