Samsung has recently launched the beta version of One UI 8 for its Galaxy S25 series, which comes two months after the stable update of One UI 7. This beta update is currently available only in some countries like. Korea, Germany, United States, and United Kingdom. It is expected that it will be introduced in other countries soon.
The company has also revealed that the final and stable version of One UI 8 will be officially introduced alongside their new foldable smartphone, which is expected to launch in July or August. At this time, the beta version is the only way to experience One UI 8, and it is currently limited to the Galaxy S25 series. However, it may be released for other devices later, but there is no confirmation on this yet.
Samsung usually provides a beta program of One UI for many of its smartphones. Last time the One UI 7 beta was first brought only for the Galaxy S24 series. But seeing the demand and response of the users, the company later had to make it available for other devices as well. It is expected that this time too Samsung can take a similar step with One UI 8.
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If Samsung continues with its tradition, the One UI 8 beta may be released on the following Galaxy devices.
- Galaxy S25/S25+/S25 Ultra (Available)
- Galaxy S25 Edge
- Galaxy S24/S24+/S24 Ultra
- Galaxy Z Fold 6
- Galaxy Z Flip 6
- Galaxy Tab S10+/S10 Ultra
- Galaxy A56
If Samsung expands the scope of its beta program, these devices can be expected to get the One UI 8 beta version. The company may start rolling it out to more devices in the coming weeks. We will definitely let you know as soon as the beta update is available.
According to Samsung’s official timeline, there is about two months before the public launch of the final version. So, there is a possibility that not all devices will get the beta update. If you think a device is missing from our list, please let us know in the comments.
A few weeks ago, the internal beta version of One UI 8 has leaked online. Users who have received this update have reported a clear improvement in the smoothness of the interface. For this reason, many users would like to use this new version as soon as possible. However, if your device is not eligible for the beta, you will have to wait until its stable and official version arrives.
Even though the One UI 8 update is not as big as One UI 7, it makes the experience of Galaxy devices even better and smoother. Along with this, some new features have also been added to it, which can be very beneficial for the users.
