Samsung Confirms Initial List Of Galaxy Devices Getting Android 15

One UI 7 is finally nearing the end of testing and will soon be available to users in a stable format starting in April. Samsung listed a number of Galaxy devices that would be eligible for the Android 15 update repackaged as Samsung’s One UI 7.

One UI 7 carries a hefty number of changes that could potentially go unnoticed if the user doesn’t really care about AI. Fortunately, Samsung has been doing a good job of inserting AI features that don’t come off as gimmicks, like translation and messaging tools. One UI 7 also brings a different approach to notifications and Quick Settings, which is a divisive one.

Samsung’s Android 15 update originally rolled out with the Galaxy S25 series. The Galaxy S24 lineup and foldable have been left in a beta phase that has lasted longer than anticipated. So what comes next?

According to Samsung, Android 15 will officially roll out to over 15 devices starting on April 7. Samsung provided a small list of devices getting the update, to begin with, which includes some devices that were left in beta for way too long.

It looks like Samsung will start with the Galaxy S24 series and work its way backward through the S series.

Galaxy S24 series
Galaxy S24 FE
Galaxy S23 series
Galaxy S23 FE

Samsung also plans on bringing Android 15 to foldable, spanning back to the Galaxy Z Fold/Flip5 for now. Beyond that, the Galaxy Tab S10 and S9 series will get the update, though it’s unclear if that includes the FE models.

Galaxy Z Fold 6
Galaxy Z Flip 6
Galaxy Z Fold 5
Galaxy Z Flip 5
Galaxy Tab S10 series
Galaxy Tab S9 series

Details on timing are pretty scarce, and they’ll likely remain so. The S24 series will very likely be first, with the following lineups coming in close behind. The list may also expand to more devices in time. This is a big step in the right direction, though the OS upgrade has been far delayed already.