As anticipation builds around Samsung’s next major software upgrade, the tech giant has confirmed that the rollout of One UI 7 will officially begin on April 7. However, users of the Galaxy S23 series may need to wait a little longer, as Samsung appears to be prioritizing its newer Galaxy S24 lineup for the initial phase of the update.
Samsung had announced the April 7 release date last month and now, more clues indicate that the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6 could also receive the update alongside the S24 series. On the other hand, the 2023 flagships, including the Galaxy S23 models, are unlikely to receive the upgrade on the same day.
A Samsung support executive in South Korea recently told a consumer that the timeline for the S23 series has not been finalized, and refrained from giving even an estimated release window, reportedly to avoid confusion and misinformation.
Despite the delay, there’s growing evidence pointing to an April 17 rollout for the Galaxy S23 series in select regions. Samsung’s Czech Republic Newsroom recently shared an official plan listing the S23 series and other 2023 flagship foldables for the April 17 release.
Although a global release date has not yet been confirmed, industry insiders believe Samsung will not keep users waiting too long. If the S24 rollout proves smooth, the stable One UI 7 update could soon expand to older models worldwide.
Samsung is pitching One UI 7 as one of its most significant software overhauls to date. Developed over the past two years, the update promises streamlined performance and refined design, aiming to offer a more immersive and intuitive Galaxy experience.
Interestingly, Samsung has also scrapped plans for One UI 7.1, which was initially expected to debut with the Galaxy S25 series. Instead, upcoming foldables are now expected to launch with One UI 7.0.1 or One UI 7.1.1, skipping a major mid-cycle version altogether.
For now, Galaxy S24 users will be the first to experience the new software, while others wait for their turn in what is shaping up to be a phased—but promising—rollout.
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