Samsung has just released the latest Android 16-based One UI 8 Beta 7 for the current flagships, the Galaxy S25 series, following the Beta 6 rollout a while ago.
As of writing, starting with South Korea, India, Germany, and the UK, Samsung has started rolling out another beta build, the One UI 8 Beta 7 for the Galaxy S25 family, and it is expected to reach more eligible countries gradually over the coming weeks.
The latest One UI 8 Beta 7 firmware for the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra comes with the version number ZY13; thus, the previous beta participants can easily enroll and get early access to the latest version via the Samsung Members app.
Alongside, the newest changelog brings some key bug fixes, changes, and other relevant improvements, including the fix for the issue where the lock screen clock position keeps moving down, fixes an issue where the Bluetooth sound is weird and has little cutoff, fixes the issue where the fonts are applied normally and are not stretched, fixes the issue where the text in the Now Bar, status bar, and lock screen PIN are displayed abnormally, fixes the disappearing of the lock screen quick run icon, and lastly, adds fixes for the clock stutters when unlocking and locking the lock screen.
In addition to the changelog, the latest One UI 8 beta 7 firmware further integrates the newest September 2025 security patch that aims to focus on improving the device’s overall performance and functionality that eventually leads to a more secure user experience.
Well, it’s surprising! Samsung has released yet another beta version for the Galaxy S25 family, as it’s quite possible that there are certain optimizations and bugs left out to be solved. However, it’s already rumoured that One UI 8 beta 7 will be followed and here it is, anyways.
