Samsung is actively developing One UI 7, which is set to launch in 2025. The company is currently testing the beta builds internally on compatible devices, with the beta program potentially starting before the year ends. The stable release of One UI 7 is expected to be available in early 2025. Samsung has a broad range of devices that are set to be compatible with the new version, including a variety of mid-range models.
The Galaxy A73 and Galaxy A33 are among the devices being tested for One UI 7. These mid-range phones are not usually the top priority for major software updates, but they are still receiving significant attention from Samsung’s development teams. The fact that these devices are being tested for the upcoming One UI 7 indicates that the software upgrade process for them is advancing smoothly.
Earlier in 2024, it was reported that One UI 7 builds for several mid-range devices, including the Galaxy A73, Galaxy A54, and Galaxy A53, were under development. The Galaxy A3x series is also expected to be supported by One UI 7. This is in line with Samsung’s strategy of providing updates for its best-selling and popular mid-range models, which are critical to the company’s market success.
Recent reports indicate that internal test builds for the Galaxy A73 and Galaxy A33 have been spotted, with firmware versions A736BXXUAFXK6 for the A73 and A336BXXUCFXK6 for the A33. These builds suggest that the development is on track, and these mid-range devices are in line to receive One UI 7 updates, though they will likely follow after the flagship models.
While flagship devices are typically prioritized for software updates, the development of One UI 7 for mid-range devices like the Galaxy A73 and A33 suggests that Samsung is aiming for a smooth and relatively quick rollout of the software across different device categories. Ideally, there won’t be a long wait between the release of updates for flagship devices and their arrival on mid-range models, ensuring a more uniform update experience for users.
