Samsung fans, rejoice! The One UI 7 Beta update is finally making its way to the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6, bringing a fresh Android 15 experience to those who love folding, flipping, and flexing their screens.
If you’ve been refreshing your Samsung Members app like a maniac, good news—users in India, Korea, the US, and the UK are now getting invites to join the beta program. Reports from Samsung’s community forum confirm that the update has started rolling out, with unlocked devices getting first dibs.
Even if you’re on T-Mobile, Verizon, or Cricket, you might already see the “Join the Beta” banner in the app. Just tap it, enroll, and then head over to the Software Update section in Settings to check for the latest build. If it’s not there yet, don’t panic—just keep hitting that refresh button like it owes you money.
Samsung’s latest beta isn’t just about flexing on Android 15 users—it actually brings some solid improvements:
- Redesigned Home Screen – Because who doesn’t love a fresh look?
- Call Transcripts – Finally, no more pretending you heard what the other person said.
- Updated Security Dashboard – Now with even more ways to make sure your phone is locked down tighter than your grandma’s Wi-Fi.
- The Now Bar – No, it’s not a new snack—it's a feature that keeps important info at your fingertips.
- Writing Assist Toolkit – If your texts look like a cryptic message from an alien, this feature can summarize, proofread, and format your writing for you.
Samsung isn’t stopping with its foldables. The Galaxy S23 series and the Galaxy A55 are next up for the One UI 7 Beta later this week. Even Samsung’s tablets are joining in, with the Galaxy Tab S10 series getting a taste of Android 15 by the end of the month. As for older flagships? The Galaxy S21 series, Z Fold 3, and Z Flip 3 are promised the update in the coming months, alongside various mid-range Galaxy A, M, and F series devices. However, Samsung is keeping the exact rollout timeline under wraps—for now.
While the beta is exciting, the stable version of One UI 7 won’t be hitting compatible devices until April. So, if you don’t feel like dealing with potential bugs, random crashes, or your phone deciding it’s had enough of life, you might want to wait for the polished version. Until then, happy flipping, folding, and refreshing!
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