One UI 7 public beta reportedly begins early December for Galaxy S24 Series

Samsung’s One UI 7, faced with many delays, is now likely to finally begin its public beta testing soon. According to a tipster, the Galaxy S24 series will take priority, with the public beta expected to start in the first week of December.

By the second or third week of the same month, the Galaxy S23 Series may also join the program.

The beta phase will reportedly last for two months, concluding toward the end of January. During this period, Samsung plans to gather user feedback to refine the system before its stable release for the upcoming Galaxy S25 Series.

The Galaxy S21 Series is unfortunately excluded, but recent foldable devices like the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 are expected to be part of the beta program. Older models, including the Galaxy S22 Series, remain uncertain at this point.

What to expect in One UI 7

Numerous clips showcasing One UI 7’s new interface and animations have already surfaced online.

One of the standout features is a revamped notification panel that allows users to customize the positions of certain UI elements. There’s also the so-called ‘NowBar,’ which displays dynamic notifications at the bottom of the lock screen.

Other improvements include smoother animations and an updated overall look such as new app icons.

Additionally, a tipster has listed over 50 Samsung devices expected to receive the One UI 7 update. This list spans various Samsung lineups, including the newer Galaxy A series, Galaxy Tab S9, and Galaxy Z Flip3 and later models.

See the entire list below:

Galaxy Z, S, and A Series