The company reveals when it will be updated to One UI 7 after solving the BUG

The launch of One UI 7 is being one of the most rugged to be remembered. To the delays of several months with respect to the rest of the customization layers based on Android 15, a serious failure discovered was added just after the launch of One UI 7, which forced Samsung to Pause the update.

Samsung confirmed at the beginning of the week that he had retired the update to One UI 7 to “improve the experience”; However, the leaks point to a serious failure on the blocking screen that prevented unlocking and using the system normally.

Be that as it may, the good news is that Samsung has taken very little to solve the problem, and it is expected that very soon The update is available again at the Galaxy S24, Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6which were the first devices that received it last week.

However, the consequences of this stumble will continue to notice in the coming months. And it is that Samsung has had to dedicate resources to solve the failure in One UI 7 in the devices that have already received the update, and that will affect their initial launch plans. In other words, The launch of One UI 7 in the rest of the devices will be delayed.

Through the Samsung Members app, Samsung has changed the list (shared by Reddit) of devices that will be updated to One UI 7, with new deadlines than the previous ones. The truth is that in many cases, delays are not great and probably suppose a difference of just a few days regarding original planning; However, that means now The update to One UI 7 will end in July and not in June As was originally planned. The complete Samsung devices that will be updated is as follows:

As we see, this new planning assumes that No more device will receive the update to One UI 7 in April; The updates will begin to arrive from next May. The only exception are, of course, the Galaxy S24, Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Galaxy Z Fold 6, which will receive the new version of One UI 7 this month after receiving the initial version.

That means that, unfortunately, most users will have to wait a little longer to have Android 15 on their devices. For example, the original plan was that the Galaxy S23 receive the update this month of April, but the delay assumes that they will now receive it in May.

Still, they are not bad news. The presence of a severe bug could have been a real disaster if Samsung would not have reacted on time, and could have even more delayed its launch in the rest of the devices. That the delay is going to be only a few days says a lot about the Good reaction from Samsung and the way in which he has managed the priorities to get ahead of this mess.