As the stable release of One UI 7 remains on hold, Samsung is actively addressing specific issues identified in the recent One UI 7 Beta 4 update. The fourth beta hotfix, which has started rolling out to US carrier-locked Galaxy S24 series owners, includes a fix for the refresh rate drop issue that has been reported in certain situations.

US Carrier-Locked Galaxy S24 Series Receives One UI 7 Beta 4 Second Hotfix Update

Following the previous hotfix that resolved the VVM crash issue, the latest update, carrying the ZYBF build number, has begun rolling out to carrier-locked Galaxy S24 series owners in the US. The update aims to provide a smoother user experience by fixing the refresh rate drop issue and addressing other relevant bugs.

The One UI 7 Beta 4 hotfix changelog confirms that the update resolves the refresh rate drop issue, which had been a concern for users in certain situations. This update is part of Samsung’s efforts to ensure a seamless and efficient user experience.

beta 4 fix that has already been released in other regions, including India, Germany, Poland, and South Korea, with the same version number.

Samsung has made it clear that its current focus is on addressing issues identified in the previous One UI 7 beta 4 update. The company is prioritizing the resolution of these issues to ensure a seamless user experience.

Although there is no official announcement regarding the release timeline for the stable One UI 7 update, a recent report suggests that Samsung plans to begin rolling out One UI 7 to Galaxy S24 series owners and other eligible devices in mid-April, with the distribution phase expected to continue into May 2025.

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