Languages

[Andranik]

I've been on Samsung for over 10 years, but I think it's time to change companies. I've been on Samsung for over 10 years, but it seems time to change the company . as it stopped listening to users. I'm in the United States and it's very important to me, like many of my friends, that the phone has Russian .people who speak Russian in the u s are millions but samsung doesn't give Russian in their devices it's a shame. google has russian iPhone has russian but samsung doesn't !! I wanted to switch from my fold to a new fold 8 but it seems the best option would be an iPhone 18 pro max because there is russian there . and my favorite company let me down !!! give me russian so I can buy your devices because of this i bought both myself and my wife iPads not a galaxy 

[kimberleigh]

You can use Google Translate. It has Russian.

[Andranik]

I bought a phone for $2,000 to translate it into Google's settings menu with a broadcast?

[kimberleigh]

I dont know, did you ?

[KiwiBird97]

Andranik, Russian is supported on Wi-Fi-only devices, as shown in the screenshots.
(In other words, Russian IS compatible, just not on cellular devices in North America.)

[Andranik]

So you have a tablet only on WiFi ?and it was bought in the United States in the last two years ?and how to distinguish WiFi and mobile for a language is it not strange that the company shares on which device to put which language

[KiwiBird97]

In the About Phone/Tablet section, you should look at the Baseband Version or Build Number. After the model number (i.e, S918U1 or X910), you should see two letters. Allow me to give you the codes:
• KS: South Korea (cellular phones)
• KO: South Korea (cellular tablets)
• SQ: USA (carrier locked), Canada (cellular tablets)
• UE: USA (factory unlocked)
• VL: Canada (cellular phones)
• ZC: China mainland (all devices)
• ZH: TW/HK/MO (cellular phones)
• XX: KR/US/CA (Wi-Fi only devices), TW/HK/MO (cellular tablets), rest of world (all devices)

Also look at the Service Provider Software Version (8th or 9th option with values such as XAA, XAR, ATT, TMB, VZW, etc.) in Software Information to see what carrier/country/region this device originated from.
(On Wi-Fi only variants, the originating country/region acts as your service provider.)

[Andranik]

don't believe which of these codes didn't match my device.

[AAbbott]

Are you looking in the right place?  About phone/software information.