Samsung Android 15 update: When will your phone get One UI 7?

Google has officially rolled out the stable release of Android 15. While Pixel devices received it immediately on October 15, 2024, Samsung users have been patiently waiting for the One UI 7 release date, as usual. High-end Galaxy phones are the first to get it, followed by the rest of the pack.

But this begs the question: Which Galaxy phones will even get the Android 15 update? While Samsung hasn’t shared an official list yet, we can make an educated guess based on the software support length of each phone.

When will the Android 15 update for Samsung phones arrive?

The first stable version of One UI 7 launched with the Galaxy S25 series, with the stable rollout for other phones commencing much later in April 2025. The rollout was paused in mid-April following the discovery of a “serious bug” that prohibited users from unlocking their devices.

Galaxy S series Android 15 update

Samsung’s Galaxy S series is its most popular, and its latest handsets will likely be the first ones to get the Android 15 update. The S24 series comes with seven years of software updates, while older models are only promised four OS updates.

The Galaxy S24 series (except for the S24 FE) is the first line to receive Android 15 in the US. We expect other former flagships to follow in the coming months.

• Galaxy S24 series (update rolled out in April 2025)
• Galaxy S23 series
• Galaxy S23 FE
• Galaxy S22 series
• Galaxy S21 series
• Galaxy S21 FE

Galaxy Z series Android 15 update

The Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 are among the Samsung phones that will get seven years of updates. The rest of the phones listed below will only get four updates, meaning Android 15 will be the last OS upgrade for the Fold/Flip 3 series.

We expect the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 to be next in line, after the Galaxy S24 series, to receive the update in the US. Other devices on the list should follow suit in the coming months.

• Galaxy Z Fold 6
• Galaxy Z Flip 6
• Galaxy Z Fold 5
• Galaxy Z Flip 5
• Galaxy Z Fold 4
• Galaxy Z Flip 4
• Galaxy Z Fold 3
• Galaxy Z Flip 3

Galaxy A series Android 15 update

The Galaxy A is Samsung’s popular mid-range series and consists of quite a few phones, not all of which are available in the US. Some of these are eligible for four OS updates, while others will only get two or three. Only the Galaxy A16 is eligible for an impressive six years of updates. Check out the list of the models that are likely to get Android 15 below.

• Galaxy A73
• Galaxy A55
• Galaxy A54
• Galaxy A53
• Galaxy A35
• Galaxy A34
• Galaxy A33
• Galaxy A25
• Galaxy A24
• Galaxy A16
• Galaxy A15 (including the 5G model)
• Galaxy A14 (including the 5G model)
• Galaxy A06
• Galaxy A05
• Galaxy A05s

Galaxy Tab series Android 15 update

The Galaxy Tab S9 series — including the FE models — and the older Tab S8 series are all promised to get four OS updates. Software support for the Galaxy Tab S7 series ended with Android 14, as the devices were only promised three years of upgrades. Other Galaxy tablets will get Android 15 as well, all of which you can check out below.

We expect the Galaxy Tab S10 series to be among the first Samsung devices to receive the update following the Galaxy S24 series and Galaxy Z Fold 6/Flip 6.

• Galaxy Tab S10 series
• Galaxy Tab S9 series
• Galaxy Tab S9 FE series
• Galaxy Tab S8 series
• Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024)
• Galaxy Tab A9+
• Galaxy Tab A9
• Galaxy Tab Active 5

Galaxy F series Android 15 update

Samsung’s F series is currently not available in the US, but it is popular abroad. A few of its phones will get updated to Android 15, all of which you can check out below.

• Galaxy F55
• Galaxy F54
• Galaxy F34
• Galaxy F15
• Galaxy F14

Galaxy M series Android 15 update

Like the F series, the M series isn’t available in the US. The software promise varies from model to model, but you can expect a minimum of two OS updates.

• Galaxy M55
• Galaxy M54
• Galaxy M35
• Galaxy M34
• Galaxy M15
• Galaxy M14
• Galaxy M05

These are all the major Galaxy phones we think will be updated to Android 15 with Samsung’s One UI 7 on top. We might have missed a model or two since the company has a big lineup, with some models being exclusive to specific markets. But generally, even if you own a cheap Samsung phone that launched with Android 13, it should get updated to Android 15 since most Samsung handsets come with at least a two-year software update promise.