Samsung’s Android 15 update schedule leaked: List of supported models
A list of Samsung smartphones that will be the first to receive Android 15 has been published (photo: Getty Images)
Android 15 has been around for several months, but Samsung device owners have not received anything yet, except for beta versions for the Galaxy S24. Now, a new leak has surfaced, suggesting that Samsung devices could start receiving the stable rollout of One UI 7 as early as April, the online resource Android Authority, which covers the world of Android and technology, reports.
Insider details
User @BuligaDavidCri1 posted screenshots on Twitter/X showing the One UI 7 release schedule. According to him, this data was presented by Samsung Romania during a Zoom seminar for the Galaxy S25 and was provided directly by Samsung Korea.
BREAKING! Samsung Romania confirmed while on Zoom Meeting for S25 series workshop the update schedule for One UI 7 and Android 15!
— Buliga Cristian - Tech Trends (@BuligaDavidCri1) February 25, 2025
These info's were arrived today from Korea! pic.twitter.com/X9dLpeZxZj
When to expect stable One UI 7 based on Android 15
Galaxy S:
- Galaxy S24 series (S24, S24 Plus, S24 Ultra and presumably the S24 FE): April 18
- Galaxy S23 series (S23, S23 Plus, S23 Ultra): April 25
- Galaxy S23 FE: May 16
- Galaxy S22 series (S22, S22 Plus, and S22 Ultra): May 16
- Galaxy S21 series (S21, S21 Plus, S21 Ultra and presumably S21 FE): May 23.
Galaxy Z:
- Galaxy Z Fold 6/Z Flip 6: April 18
- Galaxy Z Fold 5/Z Flip 5: April 25
- Galaxy Z Fold 4/Z Flip 4: May 16
- Galaxy Z Fold 3/Z Flip 3: May 23.
Galaxy A:
- Galaxy A54: April 25
- Galaxy A34: May 16
- Galaxy A53 and A33: May 23.
This schedule generally aligns with previous leaks, which claimed that the stable version of One UI 7 would only be released after the Galaxy S25 Edge launch. Separate leaks indicate that the Galaxy S25 Edge will launch between April and May, so the above schedule holds up. There were also rumors about six beta versions of One UI 7 before April, which also aligns with the schedule.
However, the leak raises doubts because the screenshot includes the text “You are screen sharing.” This suggests that the screenshot was taken from the presenter's screen, which could indicate either a planted leak or a fake one that attempts to misdirect. There is still no official information from Samsung, and the company remains silent.
Nevertheless, this leak offers at least some hope for the update’s release timeline.
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