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Samsung’s rollout of One UI 7, based on Android 15, has experienced a big delay after the initial release was paused due to a bug that affected quite a few devices, especially the Galaxy S24 series. The update started on April 7, 2025, in Korea and was supposed to reach the US and other regions by April 10.
However, just three days into the process, Samsung halted the update and removed related announcements, saying the schedule was being updated to give users the best possible experience. The company has not given a specific reason for stopping the update, but user reports say the bug made it hard for some Galaxy S24 owners to unlock their phones.
A revised rollout schedule has now surfaced, reportedly from the Samsung Members app and shared by a Reddit user, which has now been deleted. According to this probable timeline, the Galaxy S24 series, along with the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6, will be the first to get the update option again in April.
The next group has the Galaxy S23 series, Z Fold 5, Z Flip 5, and other eligible phones that will probably get the update in May. The updating process will end with the Galaxy Tab A9, which is set to get One UI 7 in July.
It is still unclear if this schedule will be the same worldwide or if it is specific to certain countries, like India, where the information first appeared, as reported by Android Central. In other regions such as Canada, carrier schedules do not yet list Samsung devices for the update, which could mean further delays.