Google has already started the Android 16 beta for its Pixel devices. One UI 7 is set to bring significant new features and improvements to Samsung’s custom OS. These include a dynamic “Now Bar” widget on the lock screen, a redesigned quick panel, and enhanced home screen elements.

However, Samsung is one of the quickest to roll out major Android updates after the Mountain View tech giant. The trend will continue with the Android 15-based One UI 7 update, as Samsung intends to complete the rollout by the end of the first quarter of 2025.

Your older Galaxy phones won't see One UI 7 yet. But on the bright side, the February 2025 security patch is here.

The list is pretty extensive, but we don’t have a release timeframe yet. One UI 7 is already here on the Galaxy S25 family and for many owners of

One UI 7 won't officially be available for the Galaxy S24 series anytime soon. Samsung indicates a fourth One UI 7 beta will come first.

Samsung had introduced its latest Galaxy S25 series during the Galaxy Unpacked. But in addition to this, the company also unveiled its custom Android 15-based UI skin- One UI 7. The new update will be accessible on the S25 series smartphones.

A couple of months later, Samsung pushed its One UI 7 start into December due to bugs in the software. That November notice reportedly dealt with bugs within the code that crippled the beta's start, forcing the OEM to shove it further down the road. Fast-forward to February 2025 and we're still hearing the same thing: software bugs.

While I’m sure Samsung has legitimate reasons to delay One UI 7 until it’s ready, I doubt the company is shedding any tears over setbacks. Samsung is smart to hold back One UI 7 during the launch of the Galaxy S25,