Is your country eligible for One UI 7 beta? check here

Samsung usually brings its stable major update on the year’s latest Android update for its devices, but this time the company isn’t successful in following its tradition and delayed its Android 15-based One UI 7 beta program for its devices.

Now, according to some rumors, the company could introduce the One UI 7 beta program for its eligible devices in the next few days, most probably nearly in mid-December. However, it will be limited to some countries, which raises the question of whether your country is also eligible for it.

Samsung may introduce One UI 7 beta in these countries

Based on the past tradition, Samsung introduced the beta program widely in different regions, including Asia, Europe, and North America. More specifically, the company has previously run the beta program in these seven countries: China, Germany, India, Poland, South Korea, the UK, and the US.

However, if we talk about the current situation, the Korean giant hasn’t officially informed us about it, which indicates that the company most probably follows the same tradition.

It is worth noticing that all the eligible countries do not actually get the beta updates at the same time. For instance, last year, Samsung started rolling out the One UI 6 beta update for the Galaxy S23 devices in three countries, including Germany, the US, and South Korea. Then I expanded it to the rest of the mentioned countries.

However, as the beta program has already been delayed, it is expected that this time the company could introduce the testing in all the countries simultaneously.

Initially, the Galaxy S24 users should start getting the One UI 7 beta updates, which we will expand to more devices. Once the beta testing is complete, the company will start the distribution of the stable update to the eligible devices. Follow the trend, and we will get to see the stable update next year. It is also possible that the first device equipped with One UI 7 may be the Galaxy S25.