Samsung unveiled the Galaxy A10e in June 2019. This US-exclusive budget smartphone launched with Android 9.0 Pie (One UI). It was later updated to One UI Core 2.x based on Android 10. Now, it has finally started receiving the Android 11-based One UI Core 3.1 update.

The Galaxy A10e is a lite variant of Galaxy A10. Unlike the latter, the former was only released in the United States. Two years after its announcement, Samsung is seeding the last major system update for this handset.

According to SamMobile, the Android 11 (One UI Core 3.1) update for the Galaxy A10e arrives with firmware version A102USQUBCUFC. Apart from bringing new features and UI changes, the new software update for the phone also bumps up the security patch level to July 2021.

Like any other OTA system update, this one is also being seeded out in batches. As a result, it may take some to reach every unit. Further, this device was carried out by almost all carriers in the US. If you own one of those models, they will likely get the update even later.

As mentioned earlier, Android 11 is the last major software update for the Galaxy A10e. However, the smartphone is eligible for at least four years of security updates. Hence, it should get maintenance updates up until 2023.

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