Samsung lists Galaxy devices getting Android 17 and One UI 9 – check your model

Samsung has published a rollout plan for its One UI 9 interface, based on Android 17. According to the Polish tech site Antyweb, the information comes from Samsung's Japanese website, so the dates mainly apply to that market. Still, the list shows which models should get the new system worldwide. Timings in other countries may differ.

How the rollout is going

The update reached the Galaxy S26 family in September 2026. It then arrived on selected older high-end devices. Under the new plan, most other phones will get Android 17 in October or November 2026. Owners of cheaper models, and users in some countries, may wait longer, as updates for them are due in December and sometimes only in January 2027.

Phones on the list

• Galaxy S26, S26+ and S26 Ultra
• Galaxy S25 and S25 Ultra
• Galaxy S24, S24 Ultra and S24 FE
• Galaxy S23 and S23 Ultra
• foldables: Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7, Z Fold 6, Z Flip 6, Z Fold 5 and Z Flip 5
• mid-range: Galaxy A57, A55, A54, A36 and A25

Tablets on the list

The tablets include the Galaxy Tab S11 and Tab S11 Ultra, the whole Tab S10 family (including FE and Lite versions), and the Tab S9, Tab S9 FE and Tab S9 FE+. Support will also come to the 2024 Tab S6 Lite, Tab A11, Tab A11+ 5G and Tab Active 5 Pro.

The list is not complete

According to Antyweb, the list is incomplete. It lacks, among others, some Plus variants in the Galaxy S series and some Galaxy A phones sold in different regions. A model missing from the list therefore does not mean it will not get the update. Samsung may add more devices over time. The timing depends on the country, mobile network operator and the specific device variant.

What this means for you

Dates in the UK may differ from those in Japan and Poland. The source stresses that timing depends on the country and operator. Owners of phones bought in the UK or in Poland should therefore check for updates in their device settings. The source gives no specific dates for the UK or Poland.