Samsung has announced its intention to expand the beta testing phase of its One UI 7.0 to a broader range of Galaxy devices, encompassing both smartphones and tablets. Concurrently, the company has confirmed the timelines for the official public release of the software. The Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra are also slated to receive the latest Android 15-based One UI 7.0 beta update in the coming days.

Initially, the company launched the One UI 7 Beta program in December 2024, exclusively for the Galaxy S24 series, and until now, it had not expanded the beta to older eligible devices. Having run the beta program solely for Galaxy S24 devices for three months, the company has finally released the official One UI 7 beta program roadmap.

The One UI 7 Beta Program will also be available for the Galaxy S23 Series

Samsung has officially confirmed the One UI 7 beta program for older Galaxy devices, including the Galaxy S23 series. Although the company has not specified an exact date for the rollout, it is clear that the Galaxy S23 series will receive the One UI 7 Beta by the end of March.

In addition to expanding the beta program, the Korean tech giant has also revealed that the stable version will start rolling out in April 2025.

Recently, several One UI 7 test builds were spotted on the test server for the Galaxy Z Fold 6 & Galaxy Z Flip 6, Galaxy S23, and Galaxy A55, hinting that the company may be planning to expand the beta update for these devices soon. Fortunately, all of these devices appear in the official roadmap.

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