Samsung’s Android 15-based One UI 7 beta update is the most awaited beta program ever in the company’s history. You should know everything before joining Samsung’s One UI 7.0 beta program. Here’s what Samsung usually recommends before joining any One UI beta.
We have already discussed the final prediction for One UI 7 beta and stable release however it remains to see whether the prediction comes true.
Android 15-based One UI 7 beta availability
More than one dozen Galaxy devices are supposed to receive the One UI 7 beta update; you can check here. However, the Samsung Galaxy S24 series received the beta update very first.
Usually, the company opens the beta update for specific regions which are as follows –
- Korea, Germany, Poland, China, India, USA, and UK.
Now if you are interested in joining the beta program and have never participated in the beta tests, here’s everything for you.
What is the One UI 7.0 beta program?
Samsung’s One UI beta updates are early releases of its custom Android skin; One UI. Currently, it’s looking into the Android 15-based One UI 7 beta update.
The beta updates are not guaranteed to offer the best user experience, since it is a testing phase and a step closer to a stable release.
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The company rolled out multiple beta updates with different bug fixes based on users’ reported experience. Once the beta version gets bugless the company releases a stable version.
Who can join the One UI 7.0 beta program?
The new beta versions of the One UI first go live on particular flagship devices. This year the One UI 7.0 beta program debuted on the Galaxy S24 series.
As mentioned above, the beta update will be released in specific regions. This means that eligible Galaxy device users in a market where the beta program is open can easily get beta access.
Is One UI 7 beta access free? Will you get compensated?
The One UI 7 beta update is free. Interested eligible Galaxy users can join the beta update without paying an entry fee.
Noticeably, Samsung doesn’t offer any compensation to beta testers. It welcomes users who want early access to pre-release One UI versions and features and are willing to offer feedback based on their experience.
You should worry about my data
Samsung highly recommends users back up their data to an external device or cloud storage before joining the beta program.
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Unwanted errors in the beta software can cause data loss and it’s better to backup data. Noticeably, the beta users should always be prepared for the possibility of data loss.
How to join One UI 7 beta program
You can easily join the Android 15-based One UI 7 beta by navigating a few steps: tap here to see the full steps.
You can withdraw from the One UI 7.0 beta program
Beta users are permitted to withdraw from the One UI 7 beta program. But you should reset your device first.
To withdraw from the beta update and return to using the public One UI 6.1.1 firmware, open the Samsung Members app on your phone and select the “Beta Withdraw” option.
Noticeably, once you withdraw from the beta program, you can’t join.