Samsung may end the beta streaks for the Android 15-based One UI 7 version and continue straight with the stable update for the Galaxy S24 smartphone lineup; this is surprising, but also an assumption, though!
The journey of the One UI 7 skin kicked off on December 5th, 2024, releasing the first beta update, which was then followed by the second phase on 16th December, 2024, for the Galaxy S24 units.
Sequentially, Samsung heads to the third (current) One UI 7 beta version on 6th January, 2025; meanwhile, it’s recently allegedly reported (via tipster Tarun on X) that the company might jump directly to the stable version, totally eliminating the fourth (and probably last) One UI 7 beta update for its flagships, the S24 series. The tipster claimed that after the Beta 3 version with the ZXKJ had been released, no new beta builds have surfaced online on test servers.
Alternatively, suddenly a new One UI 7 (say, stable) build for the Galaxy S24 series owners carrying the BYA2 version has just knocked the test servers. This certainly clarifies that Samsung may be planning to make the One UI 7 Beta 3 the final version in the form of a beta testing phase and may release the stable version straight for the S24 series audience.
Moreover, this is just an assumption for now and not the actual wordings, while Samsung has not clarified the amount of beta phases that are to be released. Also, if any new beta build hits the online test servers, then it will become obvious that Samsung will continue with yet another One UI 7 beta version for the Galaxy S24 series.
Since the countdown for the Galaxy S25 series has already begun, the upcoming Galaxy S series models are arriving with One UI 7 pre-installed; there is a very minor chance that Samsung could make any further changes in its next generation One UI 7 skin.
