Samsung’s One UI 7 update is now reaching more devices in the US, particularly the newly released Galaxy Tab S10 series. While the rollout has generally gone smoothly, many Samsung phones are still awaiting the update.
The process has been gradual, and with Android 16 on the horizon, Samsung is eager to complete this rollout. In the last month, a significant number of phones in more regions have begun receiving the One UI 7 update.
Recently, a user reported on Threads that their Galaxy Tab S10+ received the update, adding to the excitement for Samsung tablet owners. If you are among those eagerly waiting for the update and own a Galaxy Tab S10, it could be worthwhile to check for availability on your device.
Most predictions suggest that by the end of April, many newer Samsung devices, including the Galaxy S24, S23, and S22 series, along with the Galaxy Z Fold and Flip series, will receive the One UI 7 update across various generations. Despite the current smooth rollout, this has been one of Samsung’s most challenging software launches in recent times, primarily because the update initially debuted with the Galaxy S25 series and took several months to reach older devices.
Given the number of devices requiring updates, the process could still take some time for certain users. For those curious about their device’s update status, Samsung provides a comprehensive list detailing which models will receive One UI 7.
If you own a modern Samsung device, be sure to select the software update option. For those who have yet to receive the update, patience is essential.
On the bright side, there’s speculation that Samsung may launch its next iteration, One UI 8, sooner than expected. However, it remains to be seen how smoothly Samsung can manage the upcoming transitions.
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