Samsung is gearing up to launch the One UI 7 Beta Program based on Android 15 for its Galaxy devices. Reports from @tarunvats suggest the first version of One UI 7 has been spotted on the Galaxy S24 Ultra, marking the start of Samsung’s internal testing.
The version identified as S928BXXU2BXE2 has been detected on Checkfirm, with testing underway in Europe. A beta update is expected to be released soon. Android 15 is currently in public beta for Pixel devices, and Samsung plans to bring it to Galaxy phones with One UI 7.0 later this year.
The One UI 7 Beta Program will initially cover the Galaxy S24, S24 Plus, and S24 Ultra models. It will later expand to include older flagships like the S23 and S22 series as well as current and upcoming foldable devices.
Some mid-range models, such as the Galaxy A55 and A35, may also be included in the beta testing. However, the One UI 7 Beta Program is expected to be available in only about seven countries, including the United States.
The beta program allows Samsung to test new features and enhancements before the official launch, giving users the opportunity to experience the new interface firsthand and provide valuable feedback to help refine the user experience.
