Samsung began rolling out the stable One UI 7 update to its 2024 flagships earlier this month, and it recently reached the 2023 models as well—though until now, it had been limited to Samsung’s home country. That’s changing, with the update now reaching users outside South Korea. Starting with the Galaxy S24 series, Z Flip 6, and Z Fold 6, the update is already live in India. Packed with a refreshed look and smarter features, it’s expected to expand to more devices soon!
Stable One UI 7 is rolling out to Samsung’s 2024 flagships in India
The stable One UI 7.0 update is rolling out first to the Galaxy S24, S24+, S24 Ultra, Z Flip 6, and Z Fold 6 in India. It has also popped up in the Middle East, UAE, and Turkey, with North America likely next. Carrying the April 2025 security patch, this update is a big one—think 5GB for non-beta users. If you’ve got one of these phones, head to Settings > Software Update > Download and Install to check for it.
This isn’t just a security patch; One UI 7.0’s a full-on makeover. You’ll get a split Quick Panel and notifications page, with the panel now super customizable, including a handy volume slider. App icons for Samsung’s stock apps are sharper, the camera app is redesigned for easier one-handed use, and animations are much smoother. New and improved Galaxy AI features, like enhanced suggestions and object eraser, add some brains to the beauty.
The Now Bar is a standout, which shows live updates on the lock screen for media, timers, or Samsung Health workouts. Widgets got a glow-up too, with more options for home and lock screens, plus better lock screen customization. There’s a new battery icon, a new charging animation, and extra battery health tools. Older high-end and mid-range Galaxy phones are next in line, with budget models following in a couple of months. Unfortunately, little is known about the update’s development stage for non-flagship devices. Still, it’s worth keeping your notifications on—this one’s worth the wait.
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