The release of the Samsung One UI 7 beta program is a hot topic among Galaxy users, and it is now rumored to start in the first week of December.
Samsung successfully did with its SDC24 in Korea yesterday, but beyond expectation, it has not announced anything about One UI 7. Previously it was reported that Samsung would start the One UI 7 beta program this week, but the program has yet to start.
A new report revealed the One UI 7 beta roadmap, according to which the beta program will start in the first week of December. A user, @FamilyTaes, on X shared a post, claiming that One UI 7 beta will begin rolling out for the Galaxy S24 series in the first week of December.
Samsung’s One UI 7.0 rollout is expected to follow this timeline:
- Galaxy S24: The first public beta of One UI 7.0 is anticipated in the first week of December, with availability varying by region.
- Galaxy S23 series: Beta testing is likely to begin 2-3 weeks later.
- Beta program duration: The testing phase is expected to last approximately two months, with the stable version set for release in February 2024.
- Galaxy S22 series: It’s uncertain whether this lineup will participate in the beta program.
- Galaxy S21 series: These devices are not eligible for the One UI 7.0 beta.
Samsung will roll out the beta update for the Galaxy S23 after two to three weeks. It was expected that the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S21 series would be eligible for the One UI 7 beta update, but the new report is doubting the eligibility. According to the tipster, the Galaxy S21 series will not get the One UI 7 beta update. Apart from this, he’s also not sure whether the Galaxy S22 series will even get beta this year.
Reportedly, the One UI 7 beta program will run for two months and then meet the stable update in February.
However, Samsung has not revealed the official roadmap for the update yet, so it remains to see whether this report will come true.
