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Which Galaxy phones get Android 15? Discover eligible devices for Samsung’s One UI 7 update in 2025!
Smartphones change quickly, and software updates keep them new, secure, and full of new tricks. Samsung's Galaxy phones, from slim flagships to affordable options, depend on these updates to remain sharp.
Android 15, Google's newest operating system, offers smoother performance and smarter features. For Galaxy users, this comes packaged in One UI 7, Samsung's custom interface that adds a refined look and smart tools.
In 2025, millions of Galaxy users look forward to this update, though not all will receive it. The rollout started in April of 2025 and is applying to certain phones and tablets only, with other devices waiting or being left out altogether.
The following article addresses which Galaxy smartphones will adopt Android 15 alongside One UI 7, as well as its major models and what the upgrade has to offer.
Samsung prioritizes its top-tier phones for major updates. The Galaxy S24 series—S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra—kicked off the One UI 7 rollout on April 7, 2025, starting in South Korea and reaching the U.S. by April 10. Foldable flagships, like the Galaxy Z Fold6 and Z Flip6, joined the first wave.
The S23 series, S23, S23+, S23 Ultra, and S23 FE closely followed, with releases beginning April 22 worldwide. These are the devices released with long-term update commitments, and they absorb Android 15's benefits, from smoother animations to improved privacy. The Galaxy S22 series, which is still under the Samsung four-year update policy, is awaiting One UI 7 come May 2025.
Galaxy tablets for work and leisure, also see the One UI 7 update. The Galaxy Tab S10 line of high-end tablets, which encompasses the S10+ and S10 Ultra, received the update in April 2025, along with the Tab S9 line. These high-end tablets benefit from One UI 7's multitasking improvements, such as an overhauled Quick Panel and bigger home screen folders.
Elderly models, like the Galaxy Tab S8 series, are in line for May 2025. The update's larger icons and silky-smooth transitions are great on bigger screens, making everything look effortless. Budget tablets, such as the Tab A9 series, might have to wait until June or beyond.
Samsung's A, M, and F series are for budget-conscious consumers, and most are eligible for Android 15. Galaxy A54, A34, and A55, which are well-known for their price-performance balance, will receive One UI 7 in June 2025. Others, such as the A35, A25, and A15, fall into the same window.
Galaxy M54 and M34, which are large in countries like India, also get included in the June update. These phones enjoy One UI 7's streamlined design and AI features, such as Writing Assist, although some high-end features will be curtailed in comparison to flagships.
One UI 7, which is based on Android 15, updates Galaxy phones with a contemporary feel. A vertically oriented app drawer glides smoothly, consistent with other Android smartphones. Newly designed icons and widgets bring a new aesthetic. The Now Bar on the lock screen provides rapid updates, such as workout statistics or music albums.
Galaxy AI features, including Drawing Assist and improved photo editing, make tasks enjoyable and quick. Security is enhanced with the April 2025 patch, which resolves more than 60 vulnerabilities. Even after a temporary halt due to lock screen bugs, the rollout continued on April 15, providing a stable experience.
Not all Galaxies qualify. Older ones, such as the Galaxy S20 or Note 20, don't fit Samsung's window since they've passed their four-year mark. Budget phones released in 2021 or before, such as the Galaxy A12, probably don't qualify as well.
Samsung's policy commits to four OS updates for those devices that came out since 2021, so knowing the launch year of a device answers the question. For the excluded, security updates might still come, but Android 15 is still out of reach.
The One UI 7 rollout, beginning with flagships and high-end tablets, drags on through 2025. Mid-range phones strike in June, and budget phones might not arrive until July or August in some markets. Regions such as the U.S., India, and Brazil experience phased timelines, with carriers such as Verizon or AT&T sometimes causing delays.
Galaxy users will be able to check for an update in Settings under Software Update, a Wi-Fi-connected device and having a charged device. Android 15 and One UI 7 assure a smarter and safer Galaxy experience, but others need patience for that.
