One UI 7 delayed again

[BabyBoyy84]

S24 ultra boost still no oneui7 but my fold 6 boost got it this is crazy

[userlQcCM1wRc8]

After supposed years of working on OneUi7 and then the longest Beta, in the history of Betas, 5-months (participant right here) and a major bug. No words. 

I am just thankful that I had the Beta releases and now the "official" cough.... Without any major glitches. I feel for all the people waiting, but maybe it is good if you have not received it yet, (looking at you AT&T), because apparently the release is not ready for prime time. 

Curious what 25 series users are experiencing? 

Here is the story... 

https://www.livemint.com/technology/tech-news/samsung-halts-one-ui-7-update-globally-after-serious-b...

[AKAYA1185]

I wonder how long it's going to take them to fix the bug.

[userWj8T7obS78]

How long? 5 months is my guess, going by their track record. I'm seriously thinking of going back to Pixel cellphones.

[Crxw]

Eh unlock works fine but the battery life is the only issue i dont mind not a big deal for me

[1975VW]

Samsung has really dropped the ball with this update! All of this developing and beta's and it's still not worth a **bleep**! I'm sticking with One UI 6 and not risking One UI 7 messing up my phone.

[userx5VGYPEDOk]

My phone did not have any issues. I have a s24 ultra.

[07thking]

My ZF6 also great. I was surprised, for the first time I ran a beta and didn’t have any issues. Then the official dropped and it was smooth as butter. I'm jus patiently waiting for home up update. Good job Sam.

[eviecookiie]

That's crazy! But that's why I'm glad I still have my old phone. I'll get the update once all the bugs are fixed!

[Mushu1121]

???

[i_am_the_cosmos]

Yes, users with carrier-locked AT&T Galaxy S24 Ultra devices have started receiving the One UI 7 update. According to reports, Samsung began rolling out the One UI 7 beta updates in December 2024, initially prioritizing the Galaxy S24 series, including the S24 Ultra. This beta was available for both locked (e.g., AT&T) and unlocked devices in the U.S.