After rolling out the stable One UI 5 to its latest foldables earlier this month, Samsung is now seeding the software to the 2020’s Galaxy Z Flip 5G. The Android 13-based update is currently rolling out in Europe, with a wider rollout projected in the coming days.

According to SamMobile, the One UI 5 stable update for the Galaxy Z Flip is currently rolling out in regions of Europe, including Germany, France, the Netherlands, Italy, and Poland. Currently, Android 13 is only available for the 5G model; however, Samsung will likely roll out the update to the LTE model pretty soon.

The update is reported to bring all the new features Google introduced with Android 13 as well as some Samsung-exclusive stuff like stackable widget support, Bixby Text Call, new multitasking gestures, and more. It should also bump the Android security patch level to November 2022.

If you are a Galaxy Z Flip 5G user residing in the countries mentioned above, keep an eye out for the OTA notification. As usual, Samsung should release the update in a phased manner, and it might take several days before it is available to everyone. Users can download the update by going to Settings, selecting Software Update, and tapping “Download and install.”

To recall, Galaxy Z Flip 5G launched back in 2020, just months after the LTE variant. The foldable has already received two major updates, and the latest One UI 5 update is probably its last major update. The smartphone will continue receiving regular security updates for the next two years.

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