Samsung reveals when more than 50 Galaxy devices will get Android 14

2023 Samsung Galaxy FE lineup
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What you need to know

  • Samsung's planned release schedule for One UI 6 was shared through the Samsung Members app in Germany.
  • Most devices are slated to get the Android 14 update in November and December of 2023, but releases stretch into February 2024.
  • Samsung could send out this schedule through the Samsung Members app in other countries, but it hasn't made its way to the U.S. yet. 

After starting to release the One UI 6 update to the Galaxy S23 FE and the Galaxy Tab S9 series to devices in Europe, Samsung revealed an updated release schedule for its full rollout. The new timeline gives us a rough idea of when more than 50 devices will get the latest software update, which is based on Android 14. 

The latest release schedule was shared with users in Germany through the Samsung Members app and was first spotted by SamMobile.  This isn't the first Android 14 timeline to appear, however. Another schedule was found on Samsung's European community forums earlier this month. However, that timeline was discredited after Samsung quickly removed it from the forums, and a few key dates from the schedule passed with no One UI 6 releases.  

This new schedule is the most thorough we've seen yet, including many more devices than the initial leak. Most importantly, Samsung listed the expected release dates for the One UI 6 rollout by month. The schedule confirms that many Galaxy flagships and folding phones will get updates in November, or already have. Aside from the recent rollout of the update for the Galaxy S23 FE and Tab S9 series, the regular Galaxy S23 series has already received a stable One UI 6 upgrade. 

Most devices on the list will get the Android 14 update before the end of this year, but older products could see a release date stretch into February. These release schedules are fluid, and we've seen Samsung meet and miss these targets in the past. However, the fact that Samsung's latest projections only specify release month gives the company a greater chance of staying on track. 

Here's the full release schedule from Samsung shown to users in Germany:

One UI 6 timeline for Galaxy phones

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DeviceExpected release date
Galaxy S23Completed
Galaxy S23 PlusCompleted
Galaxy S23 UltraCompleted
Galaxy Z Fold 5November 2023
Galaxy Z Flip 5 November 2023
Galaxy A54 5GNovember 2023
Galaxy A34 5GNovember 2023
Galaxy Z Fold 4December 2023
Galaxy Z Fold 3December 2023
Galaxy Z Flip 4 December 2023
Galaxy Z Flip 3 December 2023
Galaxy S22December 2023
Galaxy S22 PlusDecember 2023
Galaxy S22 Ultra December 2023
Galaxy S21December 2023
Galaxy S21 PlusDecember 2023
Galaxy S21 UltraDecember 2023
Galaxy S21 FEDecember 2023
Galaxy A72December 2023
Galaxy A53 5GDecember 2023
Galaxy A52December 2023
Galaxy A52 5GDecember 2023
Galaxy A52s 5GDecember 2023
Galaxy A33 5GDecember 2023
Galaxy A14December 2023
Galaxy A14 5GDecember 2023
Galaxy M53 5GDecember 2023
Galaxy M33 5GDecember 2023
Galaxy XCover 6 ProDecember 2023
Galaxy A23 5GJanuary 2024
Galaxy A13February 2024
Galaxy A13 5GFebruary 2024
Galaxy A04sFebruary 2024
Galaxy M23 5GFebruary 2024
Galaxy M13 February 2024

One UI 6 timeline for Galaxy tablets

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DeviceExpected release date
Galaxy Tab S9November 2023
Galaxy Tab S9 5GNovember 2023
Galaxy Tab S9+ PlusNovember 2023
Galaxy Tab S9 Plus 5GNovember 2023
Galaxy Tab S6 LiteNovember 2023
Galaxy Tab S8December 2023
Galaxy Tab S8 5GDecember 2023
Galaxy Tab S8 PlusDecember 2023
Galaxy Tab S8 Plus 5GDecember 2023
Galaxy Tab S8 UltraDecember 2023
Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra 5GDecember 2023
Galaxy Tab S7 FEJanuary 2024
Galaxy Tab S7 FE 5GJanuary 2024
Galaxy Tab Active 4 ProJanuary 2024
Galaxy Tab Active 4 Pro 5GJanuary 2024
Galaxy Tab A8February 2024
Galaxy Tab A7 LiteFebruary 2024

Since this release schedule has a high chance of being accurate, look for this timeline to appear in the Samsung Members app in other regions. There is still plenty of time for Samsung to change course and release One UI 6 updates before or after the months listed above for each device. There are also devices set to receive the One UI 6 upgrade that aren't listed in the note sent to Samsung Members in Germany.

But for now, this is the closest thing we have to a timetable for Samsung's Android 14 rollout on Galaxy devices. 

Brady Snyder
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Brady is a tech journalist for Android Central, with a focus on news, phones, tablets, audio, wearables, and software. He has spent the last three years reporting and commenting on all things related to consumer technology for various publications. Brady graduated from St. John's University with a bachelor's degree in journalism. His work has been published in XDA, Android Police, Tech Advisor, iMore, Screen Rant, and Android Headlines. When he isn't experimenting with the latest tech, you can find Brady running or watching Big East basketball.

  • noellenchris
    I hope they update the TAB S7 Plus. My S7+ is still faster than my Fold 4. I guess this is one way to force consumers to keep replacing their tech.
    Reply
  • Medevac1
    If Samsung can release A14 to their lower tier devices there's no good reason why it can be released to the Note 20 series which is more than capable of handling the update.
    Reply
  • mustang7757
    Medevac1 said:
    If Samsung can release A14 to their lower tier devices there's no good reason why it can be released to the Note 20 series which is more than capable of handling the update.
    I agree
    Reply
  • mustang7757
    noellenchris said:
    I hope they update the TAB S7 Plus. My S7+ is still faster than my Fold 4. I guess this is one way to force consumers to keep replacing their tech.
    Interesting
    Reply
  • rodgertdodger
    My Tab S8 Ultra has received the update today. Looks like Samsung are on time
    Reply